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On behalf of the French Society of Nutrition (SFN), French Federation of Nutrition (FFN), Federation of European Nutrition Societies (FENS) and of International Union of Nutritional Sciences (IUNS), I am delighted to welcome you in Paris to participate to the 23rd International Congress of Nutrition of IUNS, which will held at Palais des Congrès on 24-29 August 2025.

The main theme we have chosen is “Sustainable Food for Global Health”. However, alongside this main theme, all the fundamental, clinical, epidemiological and social aspects of Nutrition will be addressed in the form of lectures, symposia, oral communications and posters.

We have ensured that all continents are represented, both on the Organising Committee and on the Scientific Committee, so that allthe national, regional and continental specificities of Nutrition can be expressed. We have made a special effort to make it easier for colleagues and young researchers from LMICs to attend. Within the Palais des Congrès, we have set aside a large networking area where you will have the opportunity to exchange ideas in a comfortable setting.

In addition to the aspects of Paris that have made it famous, with the Seine, its monuments, cafés and charming hotels, it is easy to reach by plane, train or roads. You can also take advantage of the local infrastructure that will have been put in place for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. French gastronomy is no small part of Paris’ appeal, and we will do our utmost to live up to this reputation. We have also thought about offering participants routes and places in the city dedicated to sustainable food. For families, we’re offering a social programme not just to discover Paris and its surroundings, but above all to make them want to come back.

I look forward to welcoming you in Paris in August 2025.

The 7th International Conference on Agricultural and Food Engineering.

We imagine, study, live and make drugs through boundaries. Drugs move transnationally, as do the people who cultivate, consume and sell them. Drugs travel across borders of ‘producing’ and ‘consuming’ countries. Drugs move between bodies, permeating boundaries of interiority and exteriority, skin, blood and brain. Laws categorise drugs through binaries: as licit or illicit, medicinal or non-medicinal, intoxicating or therapeutically transformative. Drugs are made through distinctions between human and ‘non-human’ worlds, and anxieties about and practices concerning drug use are constituted through binaries of control and compulsion.In cultural contexts that celebrate control, rationality, authenticity, and order, people who use drugs and those who are understood be experiencing ‘addiction’ become devalued, because they are constituted as compulsive, irrational, duplicitous and chaotic.

Asthose working withtools such as feminist theory, narcofeminism, queer theory, Science and Technology Studies, new materialism, Indigenous knowledges and decolonising methodologies have shown, it is important to identify and probe these boundaries, borders, binaries and barriers. What do these boundaries mean, do and make possible? Are they barriers to understanding and progress in relation to drug law reform? How might we think and do drugs otherwise if we work todissolve borders between people and drugs, human and non-human, licit and illicit, subject and object, blood and brain? What becomes possible when we disrupt disciplinary boundaries, including through explorations of disciplinary siloing? What do we learn when drugs are the subject of new and interdisciplinary perspectives, or approaches including ancient or ancestral knowledges? How can thought and practice engage centrally with boundaries, borders, binaries and barriers of various kinds, including between drugs, bodies, subjects and objects, the reshaping, reinforcing and dismantling of state borders, and the binaries that shape drugs? Is there value in maintaining boundaries, borders, binaries and barriers?

Building on CDP’s previous conferences, which have opened up questions of how drugs are problematised; how the complexity of drug use can be attended to; how drug use might be understood as event, assemblage or phenomenon; how drugs and their effects are constituted in various forms of practice and interactions/intra-actions; how we might rethink change; and the need to embrace ‘trouble’ in our work, the 2025 conference seeks submissions for presentations thatconsider the many boundaries, borders, binaries and barriers that structure how we do drugs, including work that challenges, dissolves, dismantles, questions, pushes, problematises, decolonises, disrupts, transgresses, reconsiders or restructures them.

We welcome research from those working in anthropology, cultural studies, law, criminology, social epidemiology, history, human geography, public policy, gender studies, sociology, social work and related disciplines, and encourage the innovative use of methods, concepts and theoretical tools. Possible topics include but are not limited to:

We invite you to participate in the Pan-American Week of Digestive Diseases SPED 2025 will take place between August 28 and 31 in the city of Lima – Peru

The Pan-American Digestive Diseases Week will bring together the most outstanding national and international speakers of today. Their presentations will cover the main areas of gastroenterology .

We will have an excellent scientific program , updated topics on the main topics of gastroenterology, plenary sessions, interactive interdisciplinary symposia, master conferences, simultaneous courses, presentation of clinical cases, among others .

We look forward to seeing you!

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, it is with immense pleasure that we extend a warm and hearty welcome to all of you to the 20th International Conference of the Association of Minimal Access Surgeons of India "AMASICON 2025", to be held from 28th August to 31st August at Rajasthan International Centre, Jhalana, Jaipur.

Jaipur, with its rich culture, tradition, and innovation, offers a perfect backdrop for this conference. The city's illustrious history and its rapid advancement in the fields of dynamic evolution of Surgeons - rooted in timeless values yet continuously evolving. we hope you also take the time to immerse yourself in the local culture, Savor the world-famous Dal-Bhati,Churma , and make memories that last a lifetime Though out the conference, you can expect:

A diverse range of sessions and workshop led by renowned experts in the field.

The opportunity to network with peers, fostering collaboration that can drive surgeons forward.

An exhibition showcasing the latest advancements in surgeons.

Social events and cultural experiences to help you unwind and immerse yourself in the local culture.

May AMASICON 2025 not only be a platform for gaining knowledge but also for new connections, collaborations and friendships that last a lifetime. Here's to shared learning, growth, and the relentless pursuit of a healthier future. Jaipur and AMASICON 2025 await your presence with open arms, ready to empower you with knowledge and experiences that will benefit your practice and, most importantly, the children you serve.

Welcome to the 15th Annual Conference of Indian Brachytherapy Society Join us for the most comprehensive conference on advanced cancer treatments and Brachytherapy techniques. Connect with leading experts and discover the latest innovations in the field.

Latest research and developments Networking opportunities Oral presentations Poster presentation session Interactive sessions and video presentations Expert speakers

International Conference on Ships and Offshore Structures

The tenth International Conference on Ships and Offshore Structures (ICSOS) will be hosted by Professor Jonas W. Ringsberg, Division of Marine Technology, Department of Mechanics and Maritime Sciences, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden. The conference will be held at the Campus Johanneberg at Chalmers University of Technology from August 31st to September 3rd, 2025.

To celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the conference, August 31st will be a day with social activities and celebrations. Presentation of conference papers and discussions will take place September 1st to September 3rd.

The conference seeks to provide a platform for selected high quality papers, from where the majority will be promoted to a special issue of the Journal of Ships and Offshore Structures (SAOS). The promotion process will be an essential part of ICSOS and allows for a time efficient inclusion of Your contribution into SAOS.

To ensure that only high quality papers will be presented at the conference, ICSOS is very pleased to be backed-up by an outstanding international scientific committee. The committee members will support abstract selection and the thorough review of the submitted papers, both for the conference and for the special issue of the journal.

We are looking forward to your submissions and to seeing you on board.

The Early Career Workshop aims to enhance international networking and encourages the development of interdisciplinary collaborative research for those in the early stages of their career. With a focus on knowledge exchange, globalisation and the impact science and social science has on maximising health across the life course. The workshop encourages ECRs to work collaboratively to solve these complex societal problems that impact both the quality and quantity of life including:

The role of good health care on living well Health and social disparities and how they impact on outcomes How wellbeing can be supported through social care and education systems The impact of the physical environment and structures in which we live and interact How does environmental sustainability contribute to living well? Impact of global challenges (such as climate change) on health outcomes in the global south

35TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE AUSTRALASIAN SOCIETY OF CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY AND ALLERGY (ASCIA)

The 35th ASCIA Annual Conference will be held at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre from Tuesday 2 to Friday 5 September 2025.

The ASCIA 2025 Conference main program will feature current allergy and clinical immunology issues and research presented by more than 60 speakers (including international experts) on a range of topics:

Food Allergy (ASCIA-CFAR Day) on Wednesday 3 September Urticaria, Angioedema, Drug, Insect and Respiratory Allergy on Thursday 4 September Immunodeficiency and Autoimmunity on Friday 5 September The program on Tuesday 2 September will focus on research and clinical cases in a series of short presentations:

The 22nd biennial meeting of the International College of Prosthodontists will be held in Toronto, Canada, September 2-5, 2025. Mark your calendars and plan to join us in Toronto!

ICP 2025 – Toronto! promises an unforgettable experience with opportunities for fellowship, scholarship, and professional growth. Join us as we unite global experts, practitioners, and researchers to explore Disruptive Paradigms in Prosthodontics. This theme will spark discussions on innovations, challenges, and advancements in patient care while reflecting on both the past and future of the field. Scientific sessions will explore:

Disruptors from the Past: A look back at key developments that have revolutionized prosthodontics. Disruptors into the Future: A forward-looking exploration of the technologies and ideas that will shape the next generation of care. Beyond Implant Fables: Debunking myths and examining the future potential of dental implants in prosthodontic care. Towards Centenarian Care: Addressing the unique challenges when caring for the aged and frail, as numbers of centenarians and supercentenarians climb.
From Materials to Interfaces: Exploring cutting-edge materials and interfaces between manufacture, biology, practitioners, patients and clinical care outcomes. From Multidisciplinary to Interdisciplinary: Shifting the focus from multidisciplinary collaboration to true interdisciplinary practice in prosthodontics. Maxillofacial: Back to the Future: Revisiting the role of unique maxillofacial techniques from the past, and exploring new advances that are shaping the future. Digitally Disrupted Dentistry: Investigating the impact of digital technologies on the prosthodontic care – the potential future of computer centred care. Risking Failure: Examining the factors that contribute to prosthodontic treatment failure, and how to manage and mitigate risks in clinical practice. Democratising Prosthodontics: Balancing advanced care with minimal intervention to seek the highest quality care for the broadest population.