• Time & place
• Who can attend?
• Detailed description
• Programme & speakers
• Organisers
• Registration & submission of abstracts
• Additional information

TIME & PLACE

Dates: 12-13 January 2023
Place: Bella Sky Conference & Event, Center Boulevard 5, Copenhagen S, DK-2300, Denmark

WHO CAN ATTEND?

Established and younger researchers who work in the fields of circadian rhythm, lifestyle and cardiometabolic diseases are welcome. The meeting welcomes researchers from different disciplines including but not limited to basic and clinical research and epidemiology.

Due to a limited number of seats, registration will be on a first come, first served principle, and based on abstract submission. We encourage submission of abstracts. Participants with abstract submission are prioritized in case the meeting becomes overbooked. The best abstracts/posters will receive awards.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In 2019, we gathered researchers within the field of circadian rhythm and metabolism for a an international two-day meeting and established the scientific network Circadian Clock Disruption and Timing of Eating in Diabetes, Obesity & Metabolism (CIRCLE-DOME). The first meeting had a primary focus on circadian rhythm and timing of food intake. During recent years, the research in and importance of timing of other lifestyle components including exercise and sleep has grown significantly and is has become clear that there is a great potential in timing of lifestyle in the prevention and treatment of cardiometabolic diseases.

The CIRCLE-DOME 2 meeting will include presentations from leading researchers in the field and give younger researchers the opportunity to present their work and broaden their international network.

Networking and initiation of new collaborations are important aims of the meeting and we encourage participants to stay for the dinner on Thursday 12 January. Accommodation at the venue from 12-13 January is included (free but optional).

PROGRAMME & SPEAKERS

See the tentative programme 

Speakers:

• Blandine Laferrére, Professor, Columbia University, NY, USA
• Christian Benedict, Associate Professor, Uppsala University, Sweden
• Emily Manoogian, Staff Scientist, Salk Institute of Biological Studies, CA, USA
• Erin Hanlon, Professor, University of Chicago, USA
• Evelyn Parr, Postdoc, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, Australia
• Eve Van Cauter, Professor, University of Chicago, USA
• Frank A.J.L. Scheer, Professor, Medicine at Harvard Medical School, MA, USA
• Joachim Stormly Hansen, CDO, Ocutune ApS, Denmark
• John A. Hawley, Professor, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, Australia
• Jonas Salling Quist, Senior Researcher, Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen.
• Jonas Thue Treebak, Associate Professor, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• Juleen Zierath, Professor, University of Copenhagen, Denmark & Karolinska Institutet, Sweden
• Mads Fiil Hjorth, Senior Scientific Manager, Novo Nordisk Foundation, Denmark   
• Marta Garaulet, Professor, University of Murcia, Spain

• Matthijs Hesselink, Professor, Maastricht University Medical Centre, Netherlands

• Patrick Schrauwen, Professor, Maastricht University, Netherlands
• Paul Michael Petersen, Professor, Danish Technical of University
• Satchidananda Panda, Professor, Salk Institute for Biological Studies, CA, USA
• Shogo Sato, Assistant Professor, Texas A&M University’, USA
• Tinh-Hai Collet, Senior Researcher, Geneva University Hospitals, Switzerland

ORGANISERS

Jonas Salling Quist, Senior Researcher, Assistant Professor
Clinical Prevention Research, Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen
Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of Copenhagen
Denmark
E-mail: jonas.salling.quist@regionh.dk

Trine Spragge Ekblond, Research Assistant
Clinical Prevention Research, Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen
Denmark
E-mail: trine.spragge.ekblond@regionh.dk

Kristine Færch, Professor, Research Leader
Clinical Prevention Research, Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen
Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of Copenhagen
Denmark

Satchidananda Panda, Professor
Salk Institute for Biological Studies
CA, USA

REGISTRATION & SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS

Registration deadline:
11 November 2022

Deadline for submission of abstracts:
1 December 2022

After registration deadline, please submit your abstract via mail to ouh.dda@rsyd.dk 

Submission of an abstract is optional and not a registration requirement, but is highly recommended.

Abstract guidelines:
Be sure your abstract contains the following information and adheres to the following formatting guidelines before submission.

You may download the abstract word-template.

The abstract should be max 1500 characters incl. spaces and written in Arial 10.

• Title of abstract (Use a short and specific title with title-style capitalization and put it in bold)
• Presenting author name(s) (Underline the presenting author’s name)
• Affiliation (Include unit, institution/company/hospital, city and country for all authors and put it in italic)

The body of the abstract contains the following content: 

• Background and aim:
  Text in Arial 10
• Material and methods:
  Text in Arial 10
• Results (if obtained to-date)
  Text in Arial 10
• Conclusion (and perspectives)
  Text in Arial 10

No images, figures, charts or tables should be included in the abstract.
Please proofread carefully before submission and submit a word file.

Format of poster:
Size of poster: A0 or A1 - width max. 1 m/height max. 1.25 m
(“Portrait format” is visually preferred)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Dinner registration
Networking is an important part of the meeting and we encourage you to stay for the dinner. Please register for the dinner upon registration. The dinner is free of charge.

Accommodation
Accommodation at the venue is included and free of charge.
Please register for accommodation from Thursday 12 to Friday 13 January.

No-show fee
Please note that it is free of charge to participate in the meeting, however we will charge a no-show fee of 500 DKK if you do not show up and have not unregistered from the meeting prior to its start.