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Bringing together internationally recognised opinion leaders in the
field, the event also provides a unique forum for discussion of current
and evolving concepts in this growing and important area of research.
Confirmed speakers include
-
Miss Sobha Sivaprasad, Moorfields Eye Hospital, UK -
Aetiology of AMD
- Professor Ronald Klein, University of Wisconsin, USA - AMD: definition and grading
- Professor Julie Mares, University of Wisconsin, USA - AMD:
prevalence and incidence
Professor John Landrum, Florida International University, USA
- Macular carotenoids: an overview
- Professor Liz Johnson, Tufts University, USA - Dietary
sources of the macular carotenoids
- Professor Richard Bone, Florida International University, USA
- The relationships between dietary, serum and macular
carotenoids
- Professor Paul Bernstein, University of Utah, USA -
Transport and retinal capture of the macular carotenoids
- Professor David Thurnham, University of Ulster, UK -
Measurement of the macular carotenoids in serum
- Professor Billy Wooten, Brown University, USA -
Measurement of macular pigment in vivo
- Professor Max Snodderly, University of Texas, USA -
Biochemistry and anatomy of the macular carotenoids
- Professor Randy Hammond, University of Georgia, USA -
Macular carotenoids and visual performance
- Mr Stephen Beatty, Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland
- Clinical trials investigating the macular carotenoids and AMD
- Dr John Nolan, Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland -
Clinical trials investigating the macular carotenoids in normals
- Professor Toss Berendschot, University Eye Clinic Maastricht,
The Netherlands - Risk factors for AMD and their relationship
with the macular carotenoids
- Professor Barbara Klein, University of Wisconsin, USA -
Title to be confirmed
The
meeting will also include:
Please
note: The 16th International Carotenoid Conference in Krakow, Poland,
begins on July 17th 2011. Direct flights are available daily from the
vicinity of Cambridge.

Macular Carotenoids & AMD 2011 is set in the beautiful and historic university city of Cambridge,
England – famous for King’s College Chapel and punting on the River Cam.
It includes a social programme to enable delegates to see and experience
this remarkable place.
The
conference venue is the new Howard Theatre at Downing College, an
exceptional building that combines neo-classical design with a zero
carbon footprint and the latest technologies, including digital imaging
facilities.
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