Spatiotemporal Regulation of Metabolism

Metabolic homeostasis is a fundamental principle of life and requires the regulation of catabolic and anabolic processes in both space and time. This conference is exploring the mechanisms underlying the spatiotemporal regulation of metabolism in physiology and disease. Topics covered include regulatory principles of subcellular and organismal metabolism, metabolic responses to lifestyle interventions (such as exercise or time-restricted feeding) as well as metabolic alterations during ageing or cardiometabolic diseases. The conference aims to provide a forum for researchers working on different aspects of metabolism to meet in person to exchange ideas and to foster collaboration.

Overview of conference sessions:

• Cellular regulatory principles

• Spatial and subcellular metabolism

• Noncanonical and microbial metabolites

• Age-associated changes in metabolism

• Metabolism in lifestyle interventions

• Cardiovascular metabolism