[ÖRFÍ]CHRO call for papers – final reminder

[Þórunn Rafnar Þorsteinsdóttir]

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*DEADLINE EXTENSION UNTIL 5 APRIL 2013*

*FINAL REMINDER*



 *17th International Workshop on Campylobacter, Helicobacter and Related
Organisms*

 *15 – 19 September 2013*

*Call for Papers*

The CHRO Conference 2013 is suited to all professionals studying
Campylobacter, Helicobacter and related organisms, including professors and
researchers from universities, government, and industry, public health
epidemiologists, postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, veterinarians,
and physicians. It is the leading international conference, where cutting
edge research meets medicine, industry and policy. This conference returns
to Europe for the first time in 6 years, where more than 600 participants
are expected. This will be a unique opportunity to see the recent
groundbreaking developments on these important pathogens.

*Themes*

   - What have we learnt from 30 years of CHRO research?
   - Which CHRO organisms will be of biggest global concern in 10 years
   time?
   - How do we minimise the disease burden of CHRO?
   - How will omics and systems biology transform CHRO research and
   understanding?

*Call for Papers*

The organisers of CHRO 2013 invite prospective participants to submit
abstracts of up to *250 words* for Oral and /or Poster presentations in the
following themes:**

   1. Pathogenesis: Host response and host cell interactions, glycobiology,
      virulence, immunity
      2. Sequelae: IBD, GBS, non-gastric  helicobacters
      3. Treatment/Therapeutics: Guidelines for the management of *H. pylori
      * infection (Maastricht), antibiotic treatment and resistance
      4. Epidemiology: Human, animal, disappearance of *Helicobacter*,
      international, surveillance of CHRO, source attribution, outbreaks,
      seasonality
      5. Evolution: Diversity, emergence and speciation
      6. Ecology: Human, animal, environment, survival
      7. Current advances in ‘omics: WGS, metagenomics, proteomics,
      metabolomics, transcriptomics
      8. Control of CHRO: Interventions to reduce *Campylobacter* incidence
      from farm to fork, risk assessment, vaccination, phage
      9. Rapid methods for detection of CHRO
      10. Hot Topics

How to Submit an Abstract

The abstract submission process is handled by Oxford Abstracts - you will
be asked to set up a password which you can use to access and update your
submission until the closing deadline.  Please also note your abstract
submission number and quote this in all conference correspondence.  Please
submit your abstract using the appropriate links at the CHRO 2013 website
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Deadline for Submissions

The deadline for all submissions has been extended until *5 APRIL 2013*.

*Please note there will be no extension beyond 5 April 2013*



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