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Abstracts and Awards

Abstracts - now closed

DEADLINE: OCTOBER 15, 2020

ABSTRACTS ALREADY ACCEPTED FOR THE AMSTERDAM MEETING WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAM. WE WILL ALSO HAVE LATE-BREAKING SUBMISSIONS - ESPECIALLY NEW WORK PERTAINING TO THE PANDEMIC AND ASSOCIATED ISSUES.
We invited submissions across a wide range of categories, including:
  • The COVID-19 pandemic: including the broadranging consequences of the pandemic on any system and on any scale. Preliminary data and proposals are welcome.
  • Lifestyle health and Personal Ecology: including nutrition, activity, sleep, mindfulness, meditation, and other behaviors (and/or interventions) that influence personal ecology and wellness
  • The Health of Societies and Systems: including the wider social, cultural and economic determinants of health, epidemiology, anthropology, and public health. 
  • The Health of Environments on all scales: including natural and built environments, any and all dimensions of the ‘total exposome’ and interventions to improve these, including approaches to ‘rewilding’.
  • Microbial Systems: Including microbiome ecosystems in humans, animals, diverse environmental systems, impact of human activity, antibiotics, and possible restorative interventions.
  • Developmental Origins: including work that specifically focus on developmental approaches, early interventions, life course trajectories and transgenerational perspectives 
  • Value Systems and Ideologies: including pathways, programs, philosophies, enablers, perspectives, mindsets and/or actions that promote personal, community, and/or planetary health
  • Tools and Platforms: including technology platforms, novel tools, statistics or models to facilitate research and/or health initiatives in any sector. 
  • Creative work: if you would like to share or display something you have created to inspire the group please do!
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2019 early career researcher (ECR) Travel Awards:
Congratulations to our previously successful (for inVIVO Detroit 2019) early career researcher travel award recipients. We were once again thankful to Danone Nutricia Research for supporting travel grants for ECR. We also welcomed Genuine Health as a a new (B-corp Certified) supporter. Many thanks!
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