NASCE2025 - PLENARIES

Shelley Adamo (Dalhousie University, CAN) Integration of defense responses resolves trade-offs and optimizes effort against insect pathogens.

Erica Crespi (Washington State University, USA) Extending the stress-induced disease susceptibility hypothesis: Microbiome-endocrine interactions.

Suraj Unniappan (University of Saskatchewan, CAN) Nesfatin-1 in 2025: Satiety and Beyond.

Chris Martyniuk (University of Florida, USA) Estrogens and endocrine disruptors in the teleost brain.

Gabriela González Mariscal (National System of Investigators, MEX) Exploring the contribution of male stimuli and female reproductive condition to reflex ovulation in rabbits.

NASCE2025 - SYMPOSIA

1 (A, B, C). Hormones and amphibian metamorphosis: Tribute to R.J. Denver

2. Intracrinology: Intracellular activation of hormone signalling pathways

3. Neuroendocrine control of feeding and reproduction in invertebrates

4. Hormonal regulation of sex determination and gonadal development

5. Comparative endocrinology of osmoregulation

6. Hormonal regulation of metabolism and regeneration

7. Signaling processes in development and disease

8. Advances in non-invasive monitoring of steroid hormones

9. G protein-coupled receptors in energy and glucose homeostasis

10. Advances in endocrine disrupting chemical research and testing

11. Advances in invertebrate comparative endocrinology

12. Comparative endocrinology and epigenetics

13. Neuroendocrine control of reproduction: vertebrate and invertebrate systems

14. Recent trends in comparative endocrinology