Our two-day-and-a-half program will feature:

Presentations by scientists internationally recognized for their outstanding research in energy homeostasis and metabolism.

Plenary sessions with overviews on the several research themes related to homeostasic and metabolic pathways or mechanisms, as well as on the several state-of-the-art and innovative approaches to measure energy intake, energy expenditure and fuel utilization in humans and animals.

Sessions to address the design for free-living assessments of energy homeostasis/metabolism and analyzing the data.

Free-communication sessions for both oral and poster presentations by conference attendees, particularly trainees.