Investigators’ Meeting
WELCOME IN VENICE
May 2015
Dear Friend,
We wish you our warmest welcome!
Thank you very much for your participation in the 9th PENTA - ID Investigators Meeting, We hope you will find the scientific sessions interesting and
stimulating - your active presence is of course important for the positive outcome of the event.
We hope you had a nice trip to Italy, and we wish you nice, warm and friendly
days in the magic atmosphere of Venice.
On behalf of all PENTA Steering Committee.
San Servolo Servizi
Isola di San Servolo, 30124 -Venezia
+39 041.276 5001
+39 041.276 5402
[email protected]
www.sanservolo.provincia.venezia.it
Check-in: 1 pm
Check-out: 11 am
VENUE & ACCOMMODATION
The PIM meeting will take place in the meeting room “Auditorium” on the ground floor.
The EPPICC meeting on Wednesday morning and the Steering Committee meeting on Wednesday
afternoon will take place in “Sala Teatro” on the ground floor and the Steering Commettee meeting
on Thursday morning will take place in the meeting room “Auditorium” on the ground floor.
Please follow the directions mentioned on the signs.
HOW TO GET THERE
Arriving at Marco Polo International Airport you have several options to go to San Servolo:
1. DIRECT from Marco Polo airport to San Servolo
A private transfer will be arranged by the organization according to your flight schedule.
No transfers will be arranged by the Organization after May 10th.
2. INDIRECT from Venice Santa Lucia Railway Station
A. First take the public Vaporetto to the centre of Venice (San Zaccaria boat stop).
B. Then take the public Vaporetto to the Island of San Servolo.
Average cost: Between €7 - €12
Duration: About 100 minutes
A. Vaporetto from Venice Santa Lucia Railway station to San Zaccaria
N° 4.1 or N° 5.1 VAPORETTO
The n° 4.1 or n° 5.1 Vaporetto (public transport) connects the railway station with the city centre in the
fastest way, with less stops than other touristic vaporettos.
It departs in front of the railway station. Once arrived at the San Zaccaria boat stop, follow directions to
Vaporetto boat n°20 for San Servolo (direct trip, no stops).
Tickets can be bought at Santa Lucia boat stop: one ticket costs €7 for 1 hour trip
B. Vaporetto from San Zaccaria ( Venice centre) to San Servolo
N° 20 VAPORETTO
The n°20 Vaporetto (public transport) connects the city centre with San Servolo island.
It departs from San Zaccaria, the waterfront adjacent to Piazza San Marco. The landing dock for the n° 20
vaporetto is “San Zaccaria Monumento” in front of the Londra Palace Hotel.
The trip takes about 5 minuts, without intermediate stops.
http://www.actv.it/pdf/navigazione/linea20.pdf
Tickets can be bought at San Zaccaria kiosk, if the duration of your previous ticket expired.
DINNER IN VENICE CITY
Friday 8th May 2015
CA’ ZENOBIO DEGLI ARMENI
Fondamenta del Soccorso, 2596 - 30123 Venice
Web: http://en.turismovenezia.it/Venezia/Ca-Zenobio-degli-Armeni-6258.html
Transport to venue: private boat
Route: https://goo.gl/maps/FcQOX
BRIEF HISTORY – PALAZZO ZENOBIO
Near the church of Santa Maria dei Carmini, rises the Baroque Ca’ Zenobio Palace
designed by architect Antonio Gaspari, a student and collaborator of Baldassare
Longhena, highly regarded for his conservative renovations and interior design.
The Palace was erected at the end of the XVII century in 1690, for the Zenobio family who had been wealthy patricians of Greek origin and had settled in Verona. The
Zenobios obtained the title of patricians in 1647 from the Venice Senate.
Palazzo Zenobio is considered to be one of the most significant examples of Venetian late Baroque design, both architecturally and in interior decor.
The magnificent ballroom on the main floor is the main highlight. Blending beautifully with the stucco and colourful painting of the French artist Louis Dorigny, who
created a large trompe-l’oeil ceiling fresco. Majestic and complex painting frames,
mythological tales, statuary nudes adorned with garlands, rich oriental tromp l’oeil
carpets and mocking dwarfs demonstrate the opulent baroque style. Large mirrors
magnify space and enhance the enchanting atmosphere. It is said that a young
Giambattista Tiepolo has been collaborator of the Chief artist.
Throughout the XVIII century the Palace became a venue for intense intellectual
life. Many important artists and intellectuals lived and worked in the Palace and
the adjacent Biblioteca Zenobiana inaugurated in 1777. The building was designed
by Tommaso Temanza to host the family’s archives and the vast library. The building has been utilized as the library of the Moorat- Raphael School - the Armenian
School up until 1990. Since 1990, after a complete restoration, it now serves as a
research centre for Armenian studies.
The Palace was sold to the Mekhtarist Order in 1850 so the Armenian Order has
been the title-holder of the building since that period until nowadays.
DAY ONE PROGRAMME
THURSDAY May 7th
CHAIRS
Hermione Lyall • Luisa Galli
14.00
Opening and welcome • CARLO GIAQUINTO
14.10
EuroCoord and EPPICC: an overview of activities and European data • CLAIRE THORNE
14.30
Lecture: ARV toxicity in pregnancy • LYNNE MOFENSON
15.00
Lecture: Pregnancy / MTCT Neonatal Prophylaxis • CLAIRE THORNE
15.20
Lecture: HIV and malnutrition • MUTSA BWAKURA - DANGAREMBIZI
15.50
Paediatric studies:
EPPICC studies • RUTH GOODALL (15’)
HIV/TB coinfection • ANNA TURKOVA (15’)
Cardiovascular issues • NIGEL KLEIN (15’)
BREAK
16.35
CHAIRS
Maria José Mellado Peña • Abdel Babiker
16.50
EPPICC ARVs Pharmacovigilance • HEATHER BAILEY (15’)
CIPHER study and overview of the CIPHER grants • MARISSA VICARI (15’)
AALPHI study • KATE STURGEON (15’)
Coverte cohort • JOSIANE WARSZAWSKI (15’)
Transition to adult care: the Romanian experience • MARIANA MARDARESCU (20’)
18.15
Debate: Term infants born to HIV infected women who have maintained a consistently undetectable viral
load throughout the last trimester do not require any ARV after birth
• GRAHAM TAYLOR (CON) VS SHAFFIQ ESSAJEE (PRO)
19.00
PENTA training • STEVEN WELCH
19.15
END OF THE DAY
DAY TWO PROGRAMME
FRIDAY May 8th
PENTA - HIV
CHAIRS
Marinella Della Negra • Anita De Rossi
8.30
PENTA trials:
PENTA 16 Breather • KARINA BUTLER (30’)
PENTA 18 Koncert • HERMIONE LYALL (30’)
PENTA 11 5-years follow up • DIANA GIBB • AIMIE NUNN (15’)
PENTA 11 substudy • RICCARDO FREGUJA (15’)
10.00
PENTA 17 • ALEXANDRA COMPAGNUCCI (30’)
PENTA 20 • PABLO ROJO (30’)
11.00
Lecture: “30 years of care in a european pediatric HIVcenter: evolving issues” • JACK LEVY
11.30
BREAK
CHAIRS
Deenan Pillay • Paolo Rossi
11.45
Roundtable: What can the Cher study teach us about “cure”?
• NIGEL KLEIN • HELEN PAYNE • MARK COTTON • AVY VIOLARI
12.30
Lecture: Can the reservoir be measured? • SAVITA PAHWA
13.00
Lecture: Therapeutic vaccine in children - can we move forward? • PAOLO PALMA
13.30
LUNCH
CHAIRS
David Burger • Karina Butler • Tim Niehues
14.30
17.00
Roundtable on HIV drug development plans • CHERYL PIKORA (BMS) • ERIN QUIRK (GILEAD)
• KATIA BOVEN (JANSSEN) • HEDY TEPPLER (MERCK) • KATY HAYWARD (VIIV)
BREAK
CHAIRS
Gareth Tudor Williams • Elaine Abrams
17.15
Lecture: Guidelines where do we stand and where do we want to go: linking research to policy
• MARTINA PENAZZATO
17.45
Contest/debate: All children with HIV should be treated
• ALBERT FAYE • JINTANAT ANANWORANICH • VICTOR MUSIIME • ROSA BOLOGNA
18.30
Panna study: Achievement and future plans • ANGELA COLBERS
18.45
END OF THE DAY
DAY THREE PROGRAMME
SATURDAY May 9th
PENTA-ID
CHAIRS
Mark Turner • Timo Vesikari
8.30
Welcome - AMR and the antibiotic pipeline • MIKE SHARLAND
8.45
Neonatal sepsis: Neomero and Neovanc • IRJA LUTSAR
9.00
Strategic antibiotic studies ARPEC/GARPEC/EMPARI • JULIA BIELICKI
9.15
Antifungals - EPMyN • ADILIA WARRIS
9.30
Prepare & RSV • MIKE SHARLAND
9.45
Enteroviral infections • SHAMEZ LADHANI
10.00
Debate: Is AMR or inadequate access to antimicrobials a greater threat to global child health?
• RUSLAN MALYUTA (ACCESS) Vs THEO ZAOUTIS (AMR)
BREAK
10.45
CHAIRS
John Van Den Anker • Diana Gibb
11.15
How to improve research in children
11.15
Focus on clinical trials: clinical trial design • SARAH WALKER
11.45
New European initiatives • MARK TURNER
12.05
Gorillas in the mist - talking science to politicians • ILARIA CAPUA
12.30
Roundtable discussion • SARAH WALKER • MARK TURNER • ADRIANA CECI • ILARIA CAPUA
LUNCH
13.00
CHAIRS
Giuseppe Indolfi • Ruslan Malyuta
13.45
PENTAHep • CLAIRE THORNE
14.00
HCV in Russia • GALINA VOLYNETS • TAMARA SKVORTCOVA
14.15
HCV in Egypt • MANAL EL - SAYED
14.30
Roundtable on new anti HCV treatment • CHERYL PIKORA (BMS) • MARIA BEUMONT (JANSSEN) • TBC (ABBVIE)
16.00
BREAK
16.15
Roundtable on HCV drug development plans • TBC (GILEAD) • HEDY TEPPLER (MERCK)
17.15
Lecture: Update on HCV treatment • JÜRGEN ROCKSTROH
17.45
END OF THE DAY
18.00
VISIT TO “LA BIENNALE”
DAY FOUR PROGRAMME
SUNDAY May 10th
CHAIRS
Pablo Rojo • Henriette Scherpbier
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Oral abstracts of young investigators:
- Neurocognitive and neuroimaging evaluation of a cohort of HIV infected children. NeuroCoRiSpeS study
• MARIBEL GONZALEZ-TOMÉ
9.30
- Premature Aging and Immune Senescence in HIV-1-Infected Children • KETTY GIANESIN
- Paediatric tuberculosis – new insights form studying the host response • ULRICH VON BOTH
- HIV/HBV coinfection in Matei Bals Cohort - Romania • ANA MARIA TUDOR
- In vitro models to study the impact of HIV co-infection on HCV mother to child transmission
• SAMANTHA LISSAUER
10.45
11.00
BREAK
FINAL BRAINSTORMING AND END OF MEETING
A SPECIAL THANKS TO
CONTACT DETAILS
Scientific Secretariat:
TIZIANA GROSSELE
+39 049.821 5447
[email protected]
Organizing Secretariat:
High Performance Travel Srl
ISABELLA FERRARESE
+39 045.969 3311
+39 347.2820998
[email protected]
PENTA Secretariat
www.penta-id.org
[email protected]