ECLCB-8: European Club for Liver Cell Biology 2018

ECLCB-8 // European Club for Liver Cell Biology

04 – 06 October 2018

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Abstract Submission

Delegates, who would like to present their work at the ECLCB-8 Meeting, either orally or as a poster, are invited to submit an abstract for consideration by the Scientific Program Committee.

Important Note: Abstract Submission closes on 11.06.2018

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Registration

Would you like to attend and take part in the ECLCB-8 conference? Please register here to become a participant.

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Preliminary Program

The ECLCB-8 program includes a variety of session formats, such as key lectures, workshops, scientific updates, and more.

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Welcome to ECLCB-8

Dear ECLCB participants,

This is the first announcement for the 8th meeting of the European Club for Liver Cell Biology (ECLCB-8) that will be held from October 4^th to 6^th, 2018, in Bonn, Germany.

As you well know, ECLCB meetings are held every 2-3 years. The goal of ECLCB meetings is to allow more junior physicians and scientists working in the field of cell biology and pathophysiology of the liver to share data, experience and reagents, and to create new networks for international collaborations. In the last 16 years, ECLCB meetings have been attended by EASL members from several EU countries and also by colleagues from the US.

Bonn is not only well known as the birth place of Ludwig van Beethoven, but is also located close to the romantic Rhine river valley, famous for its medieval past and many castles. The meeting venue is right on the banks of the Rhine with a spectacular view of the ancient Drachenfels castle ruins. The city of Bonn, as the former capital city, adheres to the motto “The best way forward here is through international collaboration, transnational integration, and – particularly in Europe – cross-border cooperation in as many areas as possible.” This also reflects the spirit of ECLBC.

The meeting will begin in the afternoon of Thursday, October 4^th, and will continue until noon on Saturday, October 6^th. Following the tradition of previous ECLCB meetings, the final program of 30-40 oral presentations will be designed based on submitted abstracts. As it is the tradition of ECLCB meetings to promote young scientists, the majority of the presenters should be PhD students, clinical fellows and post-doc fellows. The number of attendees will be limited to 100 persons. Therefore, early expressions of interest are strongly encouraged. Moderators of the sessions will be the organizers of prior ECLCB meetings.

The abstract submission is already possible.

For any questions please write us at ECLCB8@ukbonn.de.

Looking forward to the 8^th ECLCB,

Warmest regards,

Jonel Trebicka on behalf of the organizing committee

European Club for Liver Cell Biology 2018

Dr. Zeinab Abdullah

Experimental Immunology

University Hospital Bonn

Dr. Marie-Luise Berres

Internal Medicine III

University Hospital Aachen

Prof. Tom Lüdde

Internal Medicine III

University Hospital Aachen

Prof. Frank Tacke

Internal Medicine III

University Hospital Aachen

Prof. Jonel Trebicka

Internal Medicine I

University Hospital Bonn

Conference & Travel Information

Travel Information

A friendly city where you will find it easy to relax, Bonn is located next to the River Rhine. Bonn is known for being the actual birthplace of world-famous composer Beethoven and was once West Germany’s capital city.

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Shuttle Service

As an exclusive service of our event, we offer all participants a shuttle service to take you to and from the airport, conference venue or your hotel

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Accommodation

Please order your room in a hotel as soon as possible. The number of room in the conference hotel is limited. All recommended hotels are situated in the walking distance from the conference venue.

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Venue Information

Our venue this year is one of the best conference facilities in Bonn: The Rheinhotel Dreesen. Located next to the riverside, Bonn – Germany, the Rheinhotel Dreesen combines great location and great ambiance.

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Technical Support:

Laboratory for Liver Fibrosis and Portal Hypertension

Gudrun Hack, Robert Schierwagen, Frank Uschner

Rheinhotel Dreesen

From the North-North East: Follow the A3 and turn onto the A560 at the motorway intersection “Bonn Siegburg”. At the triangle “St. Augustin-West” turn onto the A59 as continue as far as the motorway intersection “Bonn Ost”. Follow the A562 as far as the “Rheinaue” exit. Now follow “Ludwig-Erhard-Allee” – which later becomes “Mittelstraße” and “Ubierstraße” – as far as “Römerplatz”. At this point turn left into “Rheinstraße” and follow the signs for the Rheinhotel Dreesen. From Cologne-East / Dusseldorf and from Cologne airport:Take the A59 as far as the motorway intersection “Bonn Ost”. Follow the A562 as far as the “Bad Godesberg”exit. Now follow “Ludwig-Erhard-Allee” – which later becomes “Mittelstraße” and “Ubierstraße” – as far as “Römerplatz”. At this point turn left into “Rheinstraße” and follow the signs for the Rheinhotel Dreesen. From the North / Nordwest (Cologne-West, Neuss, Holland): Take the A555 as far as the motorway intersection “Bonn Nord” and follow the A565 in the direction of Bad Godesberg. Turn off at “Bonn-Poppelsdorf” and follow the B9. When reaching “Hochkreuz” (monument in the middle of the road) turn left into “Kennedyallee”. Then turn off right into “Mittelstraße” – which later becomes “Ubierstraße” – as far as “Römerplatz”. Turn left here into “Rheinstraße” and follow the signs for the Rheinhotel Dreesen. From a westerly direction (Aachen, Mönchengladbach, Belgium, Holland) and from the south (Mainz, Trier, Basel): Take the A61 as far as the “Kreuz Meckenheim” intersection and then follow the A565 as far as the Meckenheim-Merl exit. Follow the L158 in the direction of Bad Godesberg until the end and turn off left onto the B9 in the direction of Bonn. When reaching “Hochkreuz” (monument in the middle of the road ) turn left into “Kennedyallee”. Then turn right into “Mittelstraße” – which later becomes “Ubierstraße” – as far as “Römerplatz”. Turn left here into “Rheinstraße” and follow the signs for the Rheinhotel Dreesen.