The long and winding ROAHD from embryonic development to

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The long and winding ROAHD from embryonic
development to “Healthy Ageing”
Prof. Hubert Schorle
Pathology, Bonn Medical School,Bonn, Germany
Dr. Marijke Faas
Prof. Paul Peters
Of course this is also the opportunity for our PhD students to show the posters that
they have presented at scientific meetings over the last year.
The deadline for poster submission is November 13. Please send title and authors to:
j.g.tienkamp@umcg.nl
Department of Pathology and Medical Biology, Div. of
Medical Biology, University Medical Center, Groningen
Dear colleagues,
After ROAHD’s very successful kick-off symposium entitled “The reproductive
ROAHD to Healthy Ageing” it is our great pleasure to invite you to the second
ROAHD symposium entitled “The long and winding ROAHD from embryonic
development to Healthy Ageing” at 27 November 2015.
Since ROAHD brings together preclinical, clinical and epidemiological investigators
we have invited interesting speakers covering the range from preclinical to clinical
research (see program) in placental functioning and embryonic/fetal development.
Department of Developmental Pathology, Institute of
retired Professor of Teratology, Division Obstetrics &
Gynecology, UMC Utrecht
Dr. Loes de Vries
Teratology Information Service, Netherlands
Pharmacovigilance Centre Lareb, ‘s-Hertogenbosch;
and Unit of Pharmacotherapy and Pharmaceutical Care,
Department of Pharmacy, University of Groningen,
Groningen
Dr. Jocelien Olivier
Dept. Neurobiology, Unit Behavioural Neuroscience,
Groningen Institute for Evolutionary Life Sciences
(GELIFES), University of Groningen
We hope to welcome you all and to continue the tradition of the very successful first
ROAHD-symposium.
Chairman:
With kind regards,
Prof. dr. Bob Willfert
Unit of of Pharmacotherapy and Pharmaceutical Care,
Department of Pharmacy, RUG and Department of
Dr. Torsten Plösch and Prof. Dr. Bob Wilffert
Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacology, UMCG
And of course the ROAHD board
Dr. Henk Groen
Dr. Annemieke Hoek
Prof. Dr. Jan Jaap Erwich
Dr. Marijke Faas,
Prof. Dr. Sicco Scherjon
Speakers:
Dr. Torsten Plösch
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology UMCG
Symposium “The long and winding ROAHD from embryonic
development to “Healthy Ageing” at 27 November 2015.
General information
Program:
Symposium location
Lokaal 16 onderwijscentrum (second floor)
13.00
Registration/coffee/tea/setting-up posters
University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG), Hanzeplein 1 (Main Entrance)
13.30
A. Hoek
Welcome
13.45
14.30
Registration and accreditation
H. Schorle
Only by e-mail addressed to: j.g.tienkamp@umcg.nl
How to make a placenta - factors controlling trophoblast stem cell identity
and differentiation: Molecular approaches to learn more about fetal
Please mention in your e-mail your profession and affiliation. We would like to
receive your registration before November 1st, 2015.
programming
Registration desk will be located at Poortweg 10, Patio Beatrix Children’s Hospital
M.M. Faas
Accreditation points for the following :
How can we use animal models for preeclampsia research?
15.00-15.45 Poster session with coffee/tea
15.45
16.30
P.W.J. Peters
Registration fee
Pathogenesis of embryonic/fetal developmental disorders
Free
L.C. de Vries
Teratology Information Service: from data to bedside
17.00
NVOG
J. Olivier
Getting to Groningen
By air
The effects of antidepressant treatment during pregnancy on social behavior
in rat offspring
17.30
Closing remarks/drinks
From Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, trains to Groningen depart every half hour. You will reach
Groningen in approximately 2,5 hours.
By train
Groningen’s main railway station is at 15-20 minutes walking distance from the University
Medical Center Groningen (UMCG). For information see: www.ns.nl
By bus
Several buses run between the main railway station and the UMCG Main Entrance (e.g. line
number 5)).
By car
Driving from western direction you will enter the City of Groningen via the A7. From the
south you will enter via the A28. From the first traffic lights (Julianaplein) follow the signs
UMCG.
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