Research Seminars

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Research Seminars gather a small number (20 to 100) of well-established and preferably young investigators to address scientific topics in depth and help break new ground. Research Seminars take place over two days in easy-to-reach European cities. They are scientific Seminars involving recently published work and research in progress. Participation is fully supported by the budget granted by the ERS.

Targeting the detrimental effects of sleep disturbances and disorders – towards personalized treatment in respiratory diseases

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Respiratory mechanics and ventilation during sleep Mary J Morrell (London, United Kingdom)
The detrimental effects of abnormal sleep duration on glucose metabolism Sirimon Reutrakul (Chicago, United States of America)
The circadian clock and regulation of immunity Henrik Oster (Lübeck, Germany)
Pathophysiological responses to Sleep fragmentation Alexander Gileles-Hillel (Jerusalem, Israel)
Cell culture and animal models of intermittent hypoxia – benefits and limitations Ramón Farré Ventura (Barcelona, Spain)
Human models of IH: what can they add? Renaud Tamisier (Grenoble, France)
Adaptive and maladaptive responses to IH: where is the threshold? Isaac Almendros (Barcelona, Spain)
New insights into the deleterious effects of IH in OSA Jonathan Jun (Baltimore, United States of America)
The role of carbon dioxide in immunity and inflammation-a forgotten dimension Eoin Cummins (Dublin, Ireland)
Circadian regulation of inflammation and immunity David Ray (Manchester, United Kingdom)
How to translate findings from experimental models into clinical studies in OSA Jean-Louis Pépin (Grenoble, France)
Targeting the detrimental effects of sleep disturbances in OSA: CPAP and what else? Manuel Sanchez De La Torre (Lleida, Spain)