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Mediators in Interorgan Crosstalk (3-4 Nov 2025)

The workshop Mediators in Interorgan Crosstalk will take place in Valencia on 3-4 November 2025. Guadalupe Sabio will participate in this meeting that will address the molecular basis of interorgan communication in patients, organoids, mouse, and cellular models, including sex-specific differences and therapeutic approaches.

The meeting is open and free of charge although you must register in advance through this form until June 30th:

https://saco.csic.es/apps/forms/s/Qe32ync7QnPNG7eYE7dTYbWo

Energy balance in metabolic diseases (10-13 Feb 2025)

We organized the EMBO Workshop Energy balance in metabolic diseases at Torremolinos (Spain).

The conference’s convened leading researchers to explore the complex mechanisms underlying metabolic disorders, with a particular emphasis on obesity, which affects over 17% of adults in Europe and significantly contributes to metabolic and cardiovascular diseases. The conference aimed to advance the understanding of metabolism and its implications for human health by adopting a holistic approach to address the multifaceted problem of metabolic syndrome. A key focus was on exploring the interactions among organs and their roles in metabolic dysfunction.

The workshop featured sessions on:

  • Adipocyte Biology: Discussing advancements that reveal the diverse functions of adipose tissue beyond fat storage.
  • Liver Metabolism and Nutrient Signaling: Exploring exciting discoveries in liver metabolism, nutrient signaling, exercise, and their impact on metabolic diseases.
  • Mitochondrial Bioenergetics: Examining the role of mitochondrial bioenergetics in metabolic regulation, offering potential therapeutic opportunities.
  • Heart Disease in Metabolic Dysfunction: Spotlighting heart disease within the context of metabolic dysfunction.

Through interdisciplinary collaboration, the conference aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of metabolic disorders and identify innovative approaches to enhance their management.

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