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S1 Diabetes, retina, vision : Diabetic retinopathy: out of sight, out of mind	16:00~17:30 / Thursday 11 October Convention hall C Chairman: Ho Sang Shon, Kyu Jeung Ahn	Overview
Organizers: Nan Hee Kim, Jaetaek Kim This session entitled with 'Diabetes, retina, vision' is translational session and designed to provide a place for clinicians and basic researchers to understand the novel mechanisms and potential therapeutic areas for diabetic retinopathy. Clinical ophthalmology and basic research have complimentarily accumulated invaluable information of drug discovery for diabetic retinopathy. In this session, invited speakers will present the utility of experimental mouse retinal models, and the perspectives on new drugs targeting vascular signals.
Dong Ho Park Kyungpook National University, Korea	S1-1 A new approach to retinal vascular diseases
Jun Yeop Lee Yeungnam University , Korea	S1-2 Novel target for diabetic chorioretinopathy
Akiyoshi Uemura Nagoya City University, Japan	S1-3 Sustained inflammation and fibrosis in pericyte-deficient retina
Panel Discussion	Nan Hee Kim (Korea University, Korea) Jaetaek Kim (Chung-Ang University, Korea)

S4 Diabetes, cognition : Beyond old paradigm : diabetes-associated cognitive dysfunction	09:00~10:40 / Friday 12 October Convention hall C Chairman: Jae Myung Yu, Adam R. Wende	Overview
Organizers: Nan Hee Kim, Jaetaek Kim This session entitled with 'Diabetes, cognition' is translational session and designed to provide a place for clinicians and basic researchers to understand the novel mechanisms and potential therapeutic areas for diabetic cognitive dysfunction. Although microvascular and macrovascular complications of diabetes are well recognized, there is a lack of awareness regarding other complications such as cognitive dysfunction, and dementia. In this session, invited speakers will explain the interconnecting link between diabetes and cognitive dysfunction. This session will be the important step toward better understanding the cognitive dysfunction in diabetes.
Seung-Hwan Lee The Catholic University of Korea, Korea	S4-1 Connections between diabetes and cognitive dysfunction
Martin Holzenberger INSERM and Sorbonne University, France	S4-2 Neuroprotective effect of inulin signaling defect
Sun Ah Park Ajou University, Korea	S4-3 Neuroprotective effect of insulin signaling
Panel Discussion	Nan Hee Kim (Korea University, Korea) Jaetaek Kim (Chung-Ang University, Korea)

S9 Diabetes, epigenetics, complications : Epigenetics: cutting-edge research - application to diabetic complications	13:20~15:20 / Friday 12 October Convention hall C Chairman: Byung-Joon Kim, Melanie Cree-Green	Overview
Organizers: Nan Hee Kim, Jae Taek Kim This session entitled with 'Diabetes, epigenetics, complications' is translational session and designed to provide a place for clinicians and basic researchers to understand epigenetics of diabetic complications. Epigenetic modifications are one of the most important means for the temporal and spatial control of gene activity. Many studies indicate that specific epigenetic events contribute to programming for the development and progression of diabetic complications. The invited speakers will present their recent works successfully using these strategies to identify novel mechanisms influencing diabetic complications.
E. Dale Abel University of Iowa, USA	S9-1 Lipid and ROS-induced mechanisms for diabetic cardiomyopathy
Young-Kook Kim Chonnam National University, Korea	S9-2 Study of noncoding RNAs in vascular smooth muscle cells
Kyung Gon Kim University of Ulsan, Korea	S9-3 Urinary proteome analysis for biomarker discovery to predict renal function decline of diabetic nephropathy
Panel Discussion	Sang Soo Kim (Pusan National University, Korea) Kyu-Sang Park (Yonsei University, Korea) Chan Bae Park (Ajou University, Korea)

S15 Diabetes, microvascular, complications : Three tough questions that are difficult to answer.	09:00~11:00 / Saturday 13 October Convention hall C Chairman: Yong-Wook Cho, E. Dale Abel	Overview
Organizers: Nan Hee Kim, Jae Taek Kim This session entitled with 'Diabetes, microvascular, complications' is translational session and designed to provide a place for clinicians and basic researchers to understand the important pathophysiologic mechanisms of diabetic microvascular complications. Although there has been a big improvement in the treatment and prognosis of diabetic kidney disease (DKD), there remains an unmet need for innovative treatment. The invited speakers will present the overview of recent preclinical and clinical studies of DKD and the connections between diabetic vascular complications, which demonstrate new insights to outline directions with respect to novel therapies.
Sang Heon Song Pusan National University, Korea	S15-1 Acute kidney injury: mechanism of AKI sensitivity in diabetic nephropathy
Mark E Cooper Monash University, Australia	S15-2 Long journey to overcome diabetic kidney disease. Where are we?
Jeong Hun Kim Seoul National University, Korea	S15-3 Therapeutic application of in vivo genome editing for diabetic retinopathy

S18 Diabetic neuropathy : All that diabetic neuropathy	14:30~16:30 / Saturday 13 October Convention hall C Chairman: Kyung Wan Min, Yu-Bae Ahn	Overview
Organizer: Chong Hwa Kim This session entitled with 'Diabetic neuropathy' is translational session and designed to provide a place for clinicians and basic researchers to understand the novel pathophysiologies and potential therapeutic areas for diabetic neuropathy in patient with diabetes. In this session, overview of cardiovascular autonomic neuropathy, pathogenesis of diabetic neuropathy from Schwann cell and in diabetes and a new hope of therapeutic agents in diabetic peripheral neuropathy, will be presented and discussed. This session will be provide the better understanding of pathophysiology and managemt of diabetic neuropathy included diabetic peripheral neuropathy and cardiac autonomic neuropathy.
Vincenza Spallone University of Tor Vergata, Italy	S18-1 Cardiovascular autonomic neuropathy in diabetes: clinical impact, assessment, diagnosis, and management
Koichi Kato Aichi Gakuin University, Japan	S18-2 Pathogenesis of diabetic neuropathy from the point of view of schwann cell abnormalities
Tae Sun Park Chonbuk National University, Korea	S18-3 New hope in management of diabetic peripheral neuropathy
Panel Discussion	Eun Young Lee (The Catholic University of Korea, Korea) Jae Seung Yun (The Catholic University of Korea, Korea) Chong Hwa Kim (Sejong general hospital, Korea)