NASCE 2023
Tentative schedule for NASCE2023 is now available!!!
The next biennial meeting of NASCE will be held in Querétaro, Mexico, from May 28 to June 1, 2023. A pamphlet with more details on the venue for NASCE2023 can be found here.
Below is a list of our plenary speakers and accepted symposia for NASCE2023. We look forward to meeting you all in Querétaro in 2023!
NASCE2023 Plenary Speakers
- Dr. Joëlle Rüegg, Uppsala University, SWEDEN
- Dr. Patricia Pietrantonio, Texas A&M University, USA
- Dr. De-Shou Wang, Southwest University, CHINA
- Dr. William Bendena, Queen’s University, CANADA
- Dr. David Parichy, University of Virginia, USA
- Dr. Hugo Alberto Berrera Saldana, Autonomous University of Nuevo Leóna, MEXICO
NASCE2023 Accepted Symposia
- State-of-the-art in invertebrate comparative endocrinology
Organizer/Chair(s): Jean-Paul Paluzzi (York University, Canada) and Meet Zandawala (University of Würzburg, Germany) - Development of sex in animals
Organizer/Chair(s): Chun Peng (York University, Canada) and Yong Zhu (East Carolina University, USA) - Endocrinological changes induced by feeding
Organizer/Chair(s): Ian Orchard and Angela Lange (University of Toronto Mississauga, Canada) - Emerging topics in comparative endocrinology
Organizer/Chair(s): Chris Martyniuk (University of Florida, USA) - Thyroid hormone and vertebrate development
Organizer/Chair(s): Yun-bo Shi (NICHD, NIH, USA) - Comparative endocrinology of osmoregulation
Organizer/Chair(s): Jason P. Breves (Skidmore College, USA) and Stephen D. McCormick (U.S. Geological Survey, USA) - Growth hormones: from physiological roles to clinical science
Organizer/Chair(s): Farwa Sajadi (York University, Canada) and Santiago Pech-Pool (Neurobiology Institute in Querétaro, Mexico) - Epigenetics & hormonal systems
Organizer/Chair(s): Jan. A. Mennigen (University of Ottawa, Canada) - Role of the endocrine system in ecological tradeoffs
Organizer/Chair(s): James Carr and Breanna Harris (Texas Tech University, USA) - Insulin/Insulin-like growth factor peptides
Organizer/Chair(s): Cunming Duan (University of Michigan, USA) - Regulation of salinity tolerance in amphibians
Organizer/Chair(s): Dan Buchholz (University of Cincinnati, USA) and Erica Crespi (Washington State University) - Innovations in environmental ecotoxicology
Organizer/Chair(s): Caren Helbing (University of Victoria, Canada) - Nothing to stress about: Endocrine and oxidative responses to diet
Organizer/Chair(s): Pierre Deviche and Karen Sweazea (Arizona State University, USA) - Estrogenic, Androgenic, Thyroidal, and Steroid biosynthetic (EATS) and non-EATS Research Advancements and Testing
Organizer/Chair(s): Vicki Marlatt and Valerie Langlois (Simon Fraser University and Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, Canada) - Novel neuropeptides: are there common features of vertebrate and invertebrate systems?
Organizer/Chair(s): Vance Trudeau (University of Ottawa, Canada) - Trends in the evolution of hormone receptors
Organizer/Chair(s): Bob Dores (University of Denver, USA) - Neuropeptide evolution in invertebrates
Organizer/Chair(s): Andreas Heyland (University of Guelph, Canada) - Hormones, Behavior, and Reproduction
Organizer/Chair(s): Rebeca Corona and Maricela Luna (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico, Mexico) - Hormonal control of gonadal development: from biological sex to reproduction
Organizer/Chair(s): Juan I Fernandino (Instituto Tecnológico de Chascomús, Argentina) and Diana Castaneda-Cortes (Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, Canada) - Hormonal control of regeneration in vertebrates
Organizer/Chair(s): José Àvila Medoza (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico, Mexico)