Location:
Saalhaus, Trostbrücke 6, 20457 Hamburg
Dive into the heart of extracellular vesicle research in the historic ambiance of Hamburg's Saalhaus. Join us for two days of groundbreaking discussions, networking, and insights into the future of EVs in medicine and science.

October 1st

07:00 - Open for Industry
Early access for industry representatives to set up and network.

08:00 - Registration
Welcome to the conference! Begin your day by checking in.

09:00 - Session 1: Liquid Biopsy
Speaker: Klaus Pantel - EVs as Liquid Biopsy markers: From Discovery to clinical implementation 
Department of Tumor Biology, Center of Experimental Medicine, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany.

10:45 - Coffee Break
Refresh and network.

11:15 - Session 2: EV Immunity & Infection
Speaker: Gisa Gerold

13:00 - Lunch with Posters I
Enjoy lunch while exploring the latest research showcased in our poster sessions.

15:00 - Session 3: EV Biology
Speaker: Roland Wedlich-Söldner - Tetraspanner-based nanodomains modulate membrane curvature 
University of Münster, Institute of Cell Dynamics and Imaging.

16:45 - Coffee Break
Another opportunity to refresh and connect.

17:15 - Session 4: EVs in Cancer
Speaker: Clotilde Théry - EVs in cancer-immune system cross talk 
Institut Curie, INSERM, Paris, France

19:00 - Dinner with Posters II
Dine and discover the evening selection of research posters.

21:00 - Party
Celebrate the day’s achievements and unwind with your peers.

October 2nd

09:00 - Session 5: EV Methods
Speaker: Marca Wauben - Extracellular Vesicle-based biomarkers: The Added Value of Lipid-Profiling and Integrated Omics
Division of Cell Biology, Metabolism and Cancer; Department of Biomolecular Health Sciences; Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Utrecht University, The Netherlands.

10:45 - Coffee Break
A morning pause for coffee and conversations.

11:15 - Session 6: EVs in Pathology
Speaker: Gorjana Rackhov

13:00 - Lunch
A time to recharge and network.

14:30 - Session 7: EV Therapeutics
Speaker: Joachim Spatz - Matter to Life: Bottom-Up Assembly of Synthetic Cells 
Max Planck Institute for Medical Research, Heidelberg, Germany

16:00 - Closing Ceremony
Reflections and farewells.

16:15 - End
Thank you for your participation and insights.