This international scientific conference focuses on the immunological and metabolic mechanisms involved in atherosclerosis, a major cardiovascular disease. The meeting aims to provide participants with insights into the latest research on how inflammation, immune responses, and metabolic pathways contribute to the development and progression of atherosclerosis.
The conference brings together researchers, clinicians, and scientists to discuss new discoveries related to vascular inflammation and immune-metabolic interactions. It also explores how these biological mechanisms can be translated into new therapeutic strategies and treatments for cardiovascular diseases.
Key research themes
Cellular diversity in blood vessels and plaques
Immune cell metabolism and cell death mechanisms
Inflammatory pathways such as the inflammasome
Innate and adaptive immune responses in vascular disease
Immunometabolism and leukocyte function
Lifestyle factors affecting vascular inflammation
Discovery of novel biomarkers for cardiovascular disease
Purpose of the conference
The goal is to bridge basic science and clinical research, helping scientists understand the mechanisms behind vascular inflammation and develop new therapies targeting immune-inflammatory pathways in cardiovascular disease