SSIEM 2023 Annual Symposium

As one of the most fascinating cities in the world, Jerusalem presents a unique combination of ancient history, spiritual sanctity, and colorful cultures in all corners. The city's intricate mosaic of old and new makes Jerusalem the perfect backdrop for providing an extraordinary location for an unforgettable meeting.

Jerusalem is a place where the East meets the West. Here, professionals from both sides of the globe come together and convene in captivating plenary sessions discussing the latest ground-breaking discoveries.

The SSIEM 2023 Meeting consists of sessions about new insights in neurometabolism, advances in therapeutic modalities, Mitochondrial Disorders - new findings, new pathways, and more. SSIEM provides you with a wide variety of symposia, workshops, posters, and lectures; find new collaboration opportunities among leaders in patient care, research, nutrition, pharmacy, allied health professionals, and palliative care.

That said, I invite you to attend the 2023 SSIEM Meeting at the International Convention Center (ICC) in the unforgettable city of Jerusalem. Join other like-minded professionals for a grand event of networking, socializing, and friendship among all attendees. Be sure to absorb Jerusalem's historically rich and cultural atmosphere and plan your visit to include time to explore the city.

Speakers: Ozlem Goker-Alpan Lysosomal and Rare Disorders Research and Treatment Center, Inc Virginia, USA, Johannes Haberle University Children's Hospital, Zurich Switzerland, Arcangela Iuso Helmholtz Center of Munich Germany, Elad Jacoby Sheba Medical Center Israel, Anil B. Jalan Nirman Metabolic Clinic of Mombai India, Robin Lachmann University College London Hospitals UK, Carole Linster University of Luxembourg, Center for Systems Biomedicine Luxembourg, Fanny Mochel Sorbonne University of Paris France, Andrew Morris Willink Metabolic Unit UK, Jean-Marc Nuoffer University of Bern Switzerland; Rachel Rock Sheba Medical Center, Ramat Gan Israel, Francis Rossignol National Human Genome Research Institute USA, Eran Segal Weizmann Institute of Science Israel, Rani H. Singh Emory University of Atlanta USA,Orna Staretz-Chacham Ben Gurion University, Soroka Medical Center Israel, Anu Suomalainen University of Helsinki Finland, Simon Waddington University College London, Institute for Women's Health UK