Aidan Tyrrell; University of Toronto
Oral absorption, bioavailability, and uptake routes of Omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid derived oxylipins in rats.
Bryan J Contreras; Hospital Clinic-IDIBAPS
Inhibition of the soluble epoxide hydrolase impedes immunosuppressive responses in mice with CCl4-induced cirrhosis;
Hichem Badji; INSERM U1148 LVTS
Player n°3 has entered the game: DPA as a modulator of pulmonary vascular tone
Kelvin Cheng; The University of Edinburgh
Platelet-activating factor in microbial keratitis: insights from a zebrafish larvae corneal injury model
Lisa Martin; UCLouvain
Inhibition of endocannabinoid degradation accelerates post-operative pain resolution
Maëlys Born-Bony; INSERM-Université Paris-Est Créteil
Resolution of inflammation and specialized pro-resolving lipid signaling are altered in the Scnn1b transgenic mice model and can be corrected by RvD1 treatment
Meriem Sekheri; University of Montreal
Interferon-β induces lipid mediator class switching to drive resolution of bacterial airway inflammation
Sabrina Ziai; University of Toronto
Untargeted lipidomics in visceral adipose tissue reveals lipid alterations in individuals with obesity and varying glycemia
Yvette Schooneveldt; University of Copenhagen;
Chemoproteomic Mapping of N-Acyl Taurine Signalling in Primary Hepatocytes
Jesus Saborido Gavilan; University of Navarra; Maresin 1 remodels hepatic transcriptome, attenuating inflammation and mitochondrial dysfunction in aged female mice with obesity and MASLD
Young Scientist’s symposium and Award (YSA) (application closed)
Note: When submitting your Abstract please indicate (check the box) that you wish to participate in the Young Scientist’s Symposium.
An award of 350 Euros is available for 3 young scientists participating at the Young Scientist Symposium. From the selected oral presentations, a committee will choose 3 of the presentations for the award.
This award is open to M.Sc. and Ph.D. students, or junior post-doctoral researchers who have obtained their PhD in the past 5 years. Medical, veterinary and dentistry students are also eligible as well as those in residency.
In order to be eligible for “the young scientist’s Symposium”, the candidate should be co-author of at least one publication in a peer-reviewed international journal.
The applicants must submit:
Any delay and failure to submit all items will automatically eliminate eligibility of the candidate.
Ambiotis poster awards (application closed)
An award of 270 Euros is available for 5 young scientists presenting a poster in the field of inflammation resolution. The award is open to research students enrolled in a M.Sc. or Ph.D. program or junior post-doctoral researchers who have obtained their PhD in the past 5 years.
This award is sponsored by AMBIOTIS, a leading company in bioactive lipid profiling. Ambiotis would like to promote the research and understanding of resolution pathways.
In order to be eligible for this award, the applicants must submit the abstract via the registration form AND tick the box "a Poster for Competition (Ambiotis awards on Resolution)".
European society for lipid mediators (ESLM) poster awards (application closed)
An award of 300 Euros is available for 5 young scientists presenting posters at the meeting.
The award is open to research students enrolled in a M.Sc. or Ph.D. program and junior post-doctoral researchers who have obtained their PhD in the past 5 years.
In order to be eligible for this award, the applicants must submit the abstract via the registration form AND tick the box "a Poster for Competition (ESLM poster awards)".
Travel support
Travel support is designed to support young scientists by encouraging the submission of an abstract to present their work at the EWLM.
The European Society for Lipid Mediators is pleased to provide 5 travel support opportunities (300 euros) for pre- and post-Doctoral students/trainees presenting data at the EWLM.
This travel support is open to M.Sc. and Ph.D. students, and junior post-doctoral researchers who have obtained their PhD in the past 5 years.
The applicants must submit an abstract, and send a motivation letter by email to giulio.muccioli@uclouvain.be and chengcan.yao@ed.ac.uk.
The British Pharmacological Society is pleased to provide 6 Early Career Researcher Travel Awards (Up to £350 each ~ 402 Euros) to support travel and accommodation for the meeting for BPS members.
This travel support is open to undergraduate students, MSc and PhD students and junior post-doctoral researchers who have obtained their PhD in the past 5 years.
Awardees must be members of the British Pharmacological Society. Applicants who are not yet BPS members must obtain BPS membership before applying for this travel award.
Applicants must submit an abstract and email a motivation letter (including their BPS membership ID) to giulio.muccioli@uclouvain.be and chengcan.yao@ed.ac.uk.
Eligible people submitting an abstract can apply for more than one travel support, but can only receive one.
Eligible people submitting an abstract can apply for both travel support and an award. However, the same abstract cannot be submitted in 2 different award competitions (Young Scientist’s symposium, Ambiotis and ESLM awards).
The travel support and awards will be distributed at the closing ceremony of the Workshop.
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