EU-CIS Seminar - New Trends in Infectious Diseases
Top [] SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CENTER IN UKRAINE Home Monday, 06 June 2011 EU-CIS Seminar - New Trends in Infectious Diseases Nouvelles perspectives dans le domaine des maladies infectieuses Lyon, France, 26-28 November 2008 Taking place in Lyon, the seminar will combine twenty eight presentations of scientific achievements divided in five topical sessions: (i) Public Health, Epidemiology and Diseases Surveillance, (ii) Drug Resistant Infectious Diseases, (iii) MDR-TB: Characterization and Diagnostics, (iv) MDR-TB: Vaccines, Drug Design and Development, (v) Zoonoses. It is intended for Scientists from National Laboratories and Institutes, Government Agencies, University Professors, and the Pharmaceutical Industry. The main purpose is to foster former USSR weapon scientists to promote themselves and to help them secure interest with possibly financing for further joint peaceful research activities. The event approach is to have three dedicated days. After the official opening around noon on Wednesday the presentations will alternate between CIS and French Scientists. In support to the event presentations, sector-related Technology Profile Forms and Institute Profile Forms will be made available. During Friday all day, Scientists will be given a presentation of the Lyon Biopole cluster and they will have an opportunity to conduct bilateral meetings with French Research and Industry Representatives ( www.lyonbiopole.org ). Seminar Main Support Documents STCU 2008 Flyer Press Release Conference Agenda Evaluation Form Lyon Map List of STCU Scientific Participants Below are listed STCU scientific participants and their contact details. Available for download are (i) their Institute Profile Forms (IPF), (ii) Technology Profile Forms (TPF), and (iii) Seminar's Oral Presentations . Name Country Theme Organization IPF TPF Presentations POZDNYAKOV Sergey spozdnyakov74@gmail.com Ukraine Biosafety and biosecurity in Ukraine Ukrainian I.I.Mechnikov Anti-Plague Research Institute, Odessa, Ukraine LYTVYN Dmytro lytvynd@yahoo.co.uk Ukraine Synthesis of compounds with antituberculous activity Institute of Food Biotechnology and Genomics, National Academy of Science of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine ROZHITSKII Mykola rzh@kture.kharkov.ua Ukraine Diagnostics of tuberculosis active form; analytical methods and devices for biomedical application Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics (KNURE) of Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine KURHANOVA Iryna rickettsia@list.ru Ukraine Rickettsial diseases Lviv Research Institute of Epidemiology and Hygiene, Ministry of Health of Ukraine, Lviv, Ukraine KUTSAN Oleksandr toxi-lab@vet.kharkov.ua Ukraine Veterinary medicine, zoogenous infections National Scientific Center "Institute of Experimental and Clinical veterinary Medicine", Kharkiv, Ukraine MEKHTIEV Arif-Ala arifmekht@yahoo.com Azerbaijan Protective resources to chemical and bacterial toxins Institute of Physiology n.a. A.I.Karaev, Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, Baku, Azerbaijan DGEBUADZE Shota dgeb@caucasus.net Georgia Novel Indol-containing Condensed Tetracyclic Systems with Promising High Antitubercular and Antiviral Activity: Synthesis and Screening Georgian Technical University. Tbilissi, Georgia SNIZHKO Dmytro rzh@kture.kharkov.ua Ukraine Diagnostics of tuberculosis active form; analytical methods and devices for biomedical application Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics (KNURE) of Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine Name Country Theme Organization Presentations APT Alexander asapt@aha.ru Russia Refined models for the studying vaccination against TB infection Central Tuberculosis Research Institute Deryabin Pavel pderyabin@gmail.com Kazakhstan Biological peculiarities of Y.pestis & H.pylori in Kazakhstan. Kazakh Scientific Center for Quarantine and Zoonotic Diseases  DYATLOV Ivan dyatlov@obolensk.org Russia Surveillance and laboratory diagnostics of infectious diseases in the Russian Federation State Research Center for Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology (SRCAMB) Federal Service of Surveillance in the Field of Consumer Right Protection & Human Welfare Falzon Dennis falzond@who.int Switzerland Overview of TB in the WHO European Region World Health Organization GOZAL Albert gozal@istc.ru Russia ISTC Partner Program: Gateway to collaboration with Russia/CIS. Minimizing the risks of failure International Science and Technology Center ANDRIES Koen kandries@prdbe.jnj.com Belgium ATPsynthase, an exciting new target for TB treatment Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research and Development NIKIFOROV Vladimir nickiforoff@ru.ru Russia Rabies Institute for Competency Improvement Federal Medico-Biological Agency, Ministry of Health PISAREVA Maria pisarevam@gmail.com Russia Molecular epidemiology of influenza viruses in Russia in 2005-2008. Development of new influenza vaccines. Research Institute of Influenza, Russian Academy of Medical Science SHEMYAKIN Igor ishemyakin@mail.ru Russia Genetic Diversity and Population structure of M.Tuberculosis Strains circulating Central Russia State Research Centre for Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology JARLIER Vincent vcent.jarlier@psl.aphp.fr France Multi Drug Resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) Pitie-Salpetriere hospital, National reference center for mycobacteria BAULARD Alain alain.baulard@pasteur-lille.fr France Boosting antituberculosis drugs to improve treatment compliance U629 INSERM - Institut Pasteur de Lille MORFIN Florence France Flu, Avian Flu and emerging aspects (H1N1 resistance) FRE 3011 Universite Lyon 1 - CNRS Laboratory of Virology / Hospices Civils de Lyon Benefiting from STCU Partner Program The STCU's Research Partnership Program is recognized as a convenient and reliable mean to establish contacts with members of the science community of Azerbaidjan, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan, in order to initiate Research projects. Up to now, more than 172 organizations from various STCU Donor Countries became STCU Partners. They entrust STCU to associate them with science teams capable to deliver breakthrough results. Since the establishment of the Partnership Program in 1997, STCU Partners have contributed over 34 million USD, and received a total R&D return valued at approximately 10 times their initial investments. Private Companies, Industrial and Research Organizations, Governmental Agencies from Canada, the European Union, and the United States of America, can apply for Partner Status . Learn more about the Program, its practical steps required , how to submit a Partner Proposal and conclude a Governmental Partner Project Agreement or a Non-Governmental Partner Project Agreement , and finally how to benefit from working with the STCU. For further information please contact Elena Taberko MBA, Governmental Partnerships Program Manager, whom will be attending the Seminar. www.stcu.int | What we offer | What we do | Who we are | News | Western Scientists | CIS Scientists | Staff | Contact Us | Document Center