2022 VDW program at a glance

The 2022 Vitamin D Workshop will meet at the Thompson Conference Center on the University of Texas campus, beginning with the Welcome Reception in the Under the Oaks Cafe on Sept. 6, 2022. Join us from 6-9PM for beer, wine and hors d'ouevres to kick off the conference and view highly ranked Plenary Posters. During the reception, the lobby registration desk will be manned by YES Events for pick-up of conference materials.

General scientific sessions featuring invited and promoted speakers will begin on Sept 7th and 8th at 8:30AM. Complimentary continental breakfast will be available in the lobby each morning.

General poster sessions with lunch will be on Sept 7th & 8th.

After closing of the final session on Friday Sept 9, an informal complimentary networking lunch will be available. All meals and refreshment breaks during the sessions are included in the Registration Fees.

An optional Networking Dinner ($50 fee) is scheduled for Wednesday Sept 7 with details to be announced shortly.

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SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS

ORAL PRESENTATION TOPICS

Immunoregulation: From Autoimmunity to Infection

Life Cycle: Pregnancy, Development, Aging and Metabolism

Novel Functions of Vitamin D

VDR Genomics and Signaling

Microbes and the Intestine

Calcium and Bone

Vitamin D Metabolism and Transport

Cancer: Health Disparities and Treatment

Vitamin D Nutrition

PLENARY POSTER SESSION

Tuesday evening

TWO GENERAL POSTER SESSIONS

Wednesday & Friday

confirmed speakers as of june 17, 2022

Susan Lanham-New, University of Surrey, UK

2022 VDW program at a glance

SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS

confirmed speakers as of june 17, 2022

Susan Lanham-New, University of Surrey, UK

Behdad Afzil, National Institutes of Health, USA

Behdad Afzil, National Institutes of Health, USA

Behdad Afzil, National Institutes of Health, USA

Behdad Afzil, National Institutes of Health, USA

Behdad Afzil, National Institutes of Health, USA

Roger Bouillon, Leuven University, Belgium

Behdad Afzil, National Institutes of Health, USA

Roger Bouillon, Leuven University, Belgium

Jane Cleal, University of Southampton, UK

Jane Cleal, University of Southampton, UK

Roger Bouillon, Leuven University, Belgium

John White, McGill University, Canada

Jane Cleal, University of Southampton, UK

John White, McGill University, Canada

Lajos Kemeny, Harvard University, USA

Jane Cleal, University of Southampton, UK

John White, McGill University, Canada

James Fleet, University of Texas at Austin, USA

Mark Meyer, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA

Lori Plum, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA

Lori Plum, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA

Mark Meyer, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA

Lori Plum, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA

Mark Meyer, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA

Mark Meyer, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA

Mark Meyer, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA

Philip Atherton, University of Nottingham, UK

Esteban Ballestar, Josep Carreras Research Institute, Spain

Mark Meyer, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA

Esteban Ballestar, Josep Carreras Research Institute, Spain

Esteban Ballestar, Josep Carreras Research Institute, Spain

Esteban Ballestar, Josep Carreras Research Institute, Spain

Margherita Cantorna, Pennsylvania State University, USA

Esteban Ballestar, Josep Carreras Research Institute, Spain

Esteban Ballestar, Josep Carreras Research Institute, Spain

Ayse Kilic, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard

Jeffrey Roizen, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Jeffrey Roizen, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Jeffrey Roizen, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Jeffrey Roizen, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Jeffrey Roizen, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Jeffrey Roizen, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

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