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Welcome Letter from the Chairs of the 13th ATP1A3 in Disease Symposium & the 17th International Meeting on P-Type ATPases in Health & Disease
We are delighted to be jointly hosting the 13th ATP1A3 in Disease Symposium 15-16th Sep 2025 and
the 17th International Meeting on P-Type ATPases in Health & Disease 15-19th Sep 2025.
Since 2014 in The Netherlands, this is the second time the two meetings will come together. We look forward to the exchange of ideas, collaboration and networking opportunities arising from this joint meeting.
We are delighted to be jointly hosting the 13th ATP1A3 in Disease Symposium 15-16th Sep 2025 and
the 17th International Meeting on P-Type ATPases in Health & Disease 15-19th Sep 2025.
Since 2014 in The Netherlands, this is the second time the two meetings will come together. We look forward to the exchange of ideas, collaboration and networking opportunities arising from this joint meeting.
On behalf of the Organising and Scientific Program Committees, we extend our warm welcome to delegates joining us virtually for the Symposium alone, and to those joining in-person, welcome to Cairns, Australia!
For this joint meeting, we will first begin with showcasing the research progress made in ATP1A3 related disorders since the last Symposium in 2024. We are honoured to have speakers from patients’ advocacy groups, clinical and basic science research communities to share their insights on how to continue to improve patient-centred care. The P-Type ATPase Meeting will cover all areas of current P-Type ATPase research. This includes research on all different classes of P-Type ATPases, ATPase structures, function, regulation, targets for disease and new techniques for their investigation. Because of the location of the meeting in the tropics, there will be a special session on P-type ATPases as targets for malaria treatment. Highlights of this year’s meeting are the joint Keynote on 15th Sep by Prof. Kathleen Sweadner and a joint scientific session on 16th Sep, focusing on the physiology of ATP1A3 and other sodium pumps.
The planning and organisation of this joint event have been a team effort. We thank both Scientific Programme Committees for their expertise in organising the agenda. We also thank the Symposium Standing Committee for their continued support and guidance.
P-Type ATPase Meeting Organising Committee
Kazuya Abe, Hokkaido University, Japan
Hugo Adamo, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Andrew Battle, James Cook University, Australia
Ronald Clarke, University of Sydney, Australia (Chair)
Gemma Figtree, University of Sydney, Australia
Miguel Holmgren, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, USA
Sandrine Pierre, Marshall University, USA
Luis Quintas, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Charlott Stock, University of Aarhus, Denmark
Francesco Tadini-Buoninsegni, University of Florence, Italy
Sho Yano, University of Chicago, USA
13th ATP1A3 in Disease Symposium Organising Committee:
Melody Li, Florey Institute of Neuroscience & Mental Health, Australia (Chair)
Miguel Holmgren, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, USA
Ronald Clarke, University of Sydney, Australia
Hendrik Rosewich, University Hospital Tübingen, Germany
Tsveta Schyns, ENRAH, Brussels, Belgium
Charlott Stock, University of Aarhus, Denmark
Sho Yano, University of Chicago, USA
Shakeit, Portugal.
Melody Li, Florey Institute of Neuroscience & Mental Health, Australia (Chair)
Miguel Holmgren, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, USA
Ronald Clarke, University of Sydney, Australia
Hendrik Rosewich, University Hospital Tübingen, Germany
Tsveta Schyns, ENRAH, Brussels, Belgium
Charlott Stock, University of Aarhus, Denmark
Sho Yano, University of Chicago, USA
Shakeit, Portugal.