ANGMA 2022 CONFERENCE
Kenneth Myer Building, the University of Melbourne. Parkville VIC
November 3-5
Thanks to everyone who attended the ANGMA 2022 conference held in Melbourne! Here are some of the memorable photos from the event!
Join us for the latest science!
The ANGMA 2022 conference will be held at the University of Melbourne from November 3-5!
We have an amazing line-up of speakers discussing a range of topics including the gut-brain axis, gut motility, and basic-to-clinical collaborations in gastrointestinal research.
The final program and abstract book is available here:
Symposium Speakers
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Prof Joel Bornstein
UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
Plenary
Identifying functional subtypes of enteric neurons and why it matters
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A/Prof Elisa Hill
RMIT UNIVERSITY
Autism and connections between the gut and the CNS
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Prof Nicholas Talley
UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE
NHMRC CRE in Digestive Health: Bacteria, inflammation and functional GI disorders
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Dr Simona Carbone
MONASH INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
Developing basic and clinical interactions to study Hirschsprung disease
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A/Prof Jason Tye-Din
WEHI
Why does gluten make me sick, doctor?
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Dr Heidi Staudacher
DEAKIN UNIVERSITY
Diet and IBS: Potential for dual action?
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Prof Nick Spencer
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY
Advances in optogenetic control of the gut
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Dr Alyce Martin
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY
You are what you eat: Understanding how interoceptive sensing by gut serotonin-cells impacts health and disease
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Prof Anthony Hannan
FLOREY INSTITUTE OF NEUROSCIENCE
The microbiota-gut-brain axis in Huntington's disease: Pathogenic modulators and therapeutic targets
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Prof Greg O'Grady
UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND
The clinical translation of gastric electrical mapping: current status
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Dr Charles Cock
FLINDERS MEDICAL CENTRE
Ageing related swallowing function and dysfunction
Final Program
Social Events
As part of the scientific program, ANGMA will also be hosting a number of social events to promote networking and better discussions around gut health!
ECR FORUM
Prince Alfred Hotel, Carlton
Thursday 3 Nov: 3.30-5.00pm
“Speed-dating” with mentors in Academia, Industry and other career pathways! This event is dedicated to students and postdocs, with opportunities to network with many different mentors!
PUBLIC LECTURE
The Spot auditorium, University of Melbourne
Thursday 3 Nov: 5.30-7.00pm
Want to hear more about the gut? Four leading researchers will engage in an open public forum discussing diet, the microbiome, and how that affects our health!
CONFERENCE DINNER
Seamstress bar and restaurant
Friday 4 Nov: 7.30pm-late
Discuss your latest research while enjoying a 3-course dinner from one of Melbourne’s leading restaurants!
Thanks to our sponsors!
This conference is open for more sponsorship!
Abstracts
Sorry! Abstract submissions are now closed.
Registration
Registrations are still open! Registrations will be accepted until Wed 2 Nov.
Organising committees
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Dr Lincon Stamp
University of Melbourne
Local and scientific committees
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Dr Simona Carbone
Monash University
Local and scientific committees
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Dr Daniel Poole
Monash University
Local and scientific committees
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Dr Marlene Hao
University of Melbourne
Local and scientific committees
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A/Prof Rebecca Burgell
Alfred Hospital
Local and scientific committees
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Dr Charles Cock
Flinders Medical Centre
Scientific committee
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Dr Peng Du
University of Auckland
Scientific committee
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A/Prof Elisa Hill
RMIT
Scientific committee
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A/Prof Sebastian King
Royal Children’s Hospital
Scientific committee
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Dr Alyce Martin
Flinders University
Scientific committee
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Dr Rachel McQuade
University of Melbourne
Scientific committee
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Dr May Wong
Royal North Shore Hospital
Scientific committee
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Dr Cameron Adams
University of Melbourne
Local organising committee
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Dr Jessica Biesiekierski
Monash University
Local organising committee
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Dr Enyuan Cao
Monash University
Local organising committee
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Madeleine Di Natale
University of Melbourne
Local organising committee
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Ashleigh Gould
Monash University
Local organising committee
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Dr Ada Koo
University of Melbourne
Local organising committee
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Narges Mahdavian
Monash University
Local organising committee
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Mitchel Ringuet
University of Melbourne
Local organising committee
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Dr Heidi Staudacher
Deakin University
Local organising committee