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International Conference on Immunometabolism and Lipid Signaling

14th Dec – 15th Dec 2026 Toulouse, France Standard / Physical Participation
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This session will explore the intricate pathways that link immune responses with metabolic processes. Emphasis will be placed on how dysregulation in these pathways contributes to various diseases.

This track will delve into the role of lipid signaling in modulating immune responses. Presentations will highlight novel findings on how lipid mediators influence immune cell function and inflammation.

This session will address the concept of metabolic inflammation and its implications for chronic diseases. Discussions will focus on the interplay between immune activation and metabolic dysregulation.

This track will showcase cutting-edge translational research aimed at understanding immunometabolic interactions. Participants will discuss the potential for therapeutic interventions targeting these pathways.

This session will investigate the signaling mechanisms employed by immune cells in the context of metabolic disorders. Insights into how these signals affect disease progression will be presented.

This track will focus on the impact of lipid metabolism on the functionality of various immune cell types. The relationship between lipid profiles and immune responses will be critically examined.

This session will explore the biological mechanisms underlying inflammation and its role in disease. Discussions will include potential therapeutic targets for modulating inflammatory responses.

This track will highlight emerging biomarkers that reflect immunometabolic status and disease risk. Presentations will focus on their potential utility in clinical practice and research.

This session will examine how dietary components affect immunometabolic pathways. Research on the impact of nutrition on immune function and metabolic health will be featured.

This track will investigate the role of the microbiome in shaping immunometabolic processes. Presentations will discuss how microbial metabolites influence immune and metabolic health.

This session will provide a platform for discussing innovative research directions in the field of immunometabolism. Participants will explore emerging technologies and methodologies that could advance our understanding of immune-metabolic interactions.

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