Wednesday 27 June Talks in Stripe Auditorium Catering breaks, exhibition and poster viewing in Stripe Lecture Room, Stripe Studio 1 and 2

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1 Bone Research Society Annual Meeting The University of Winchester, Winchester, UK June 2018 Preliminary programme Wednesday 27 June 1200 Foyer, The Stripe Building Registration desk opens, coffee available BRS-IOF Sympsosium: Global burden of osteoporosis and sarcopenia Chair: Cyrus Cooper (Southampton, Secondary fracture prevention Kassim Javaid (Oxford, Anabolic therapies Serge Ferrari (Geneva, Switzerland) Advances in clinical risk assessment Eugene McCloskey (Sheffield, Osteoporotic fracture risk: A lifecourse perspective Nick Harvey (Southampton, Refreshment break and exhibition Muscle and bone workshop Organisers: Alex Ireland (Manchester, and Kate Ward (Southampton, Physiological and structural changes in skeletal muscle and nerve-muscle interactions: the effects of nutrition and ageing Aphrodite Vasiliki (Liverpool, Exercise, nutrition and sarcopenia Elaine Dennison (Southampton, Oral presentations selected from submitted abstracts Terrace Bar and Lounge New Investigator Evening Meet the Professor Mentorship Organisers: Elizabeth Curtis (Southampton, and Katherine Staines (Edinburgh, 1

2 Wednesday 27 June Cont/ Winchester Cathedral Wessex Suite Rare Bone Diseases Workshop and Supper Organisers: Nick Bishop (Sheffield, and Kassim Javaid (Oxford, Registration and networking What has genetics taught us about bringing basic scientist and clinicians together? Matt Warman (Boston, USA) 100,000 Genomes and rare bone disorders: impacts for patients, clinicians and scientists Richard Scott (Cambridge/London, Cases/abstracts Short break Burosumab in paediatric bone diseases: what have we learnt? Anya Rothenbuhler (Paris, France) Asfotase alfa in paediatric and adult diseases Wolfgang Högler (Birmingham, Repurposing in rare bone disease therapies Mike Briggs (Newcastle upon Tyne, Close 2

3 Thursday 28 June Registration and coffee Welcome and opening remarks Mark Spearing, University of Southampton Symposium 1: Tissue engineering and regenerative medicine bench to clinic Polymers for controlling and manipulating cells Mark Bradley (Edinburgh, The future of cellular therapies in orthopaedics the regenerative paradigm from bench to clinic Ivan Martin (Basle, Switzerland) Mesenchymal stromal cell lineages in the joint in health, injury and arthritis Anke Roelofs (Aberdeen, Oral communications Poster pitching Coffee and poster viewing Lunch - Food Hall Satellite Symposium Plenary Lecture: Annual General Meeting - Stripe Auditorium Targeting cellular senescence: A new therapeutic approach for agerelated osteoporosis Sundeep Khosla (Rochester, USA) Coffee and poster viewing Symposium 2: Imaging, mice to men Label free imaging Sumeet Mahajan (Southampton, Mechanobiology Markus Heller (Southampton, QCT bench to bedside Phillipp Schneider (Southampton, 3

4 Thursday 28 June Industry presentations Plenary Lecture: Charles Dent Lecture Debate Osteocytes Lynda Bonewald (Indianapolis, USA) Cyrus Cooper (Southampton, Fracture is the only endpoint for osteoporosis trials For the motion: Celia Gregson (Bristol, Against the motion: Ken Poole (Cambridge, 2000 Conference Dinner (River Cottage, Winchester) 4

5 Friday 29 June Symposium 3: Early life origins of disease Epigenetics of early life origins of disease Karen Lillycrop (Southampton, Global perspective on early life determinants of non-communicable disease Mark Hanson (Southampton, Poster pitching Coffee and poster viewing Oral communications Clinical cases Satellite symposium Lunch and poster viewing Symposium 4: Ageing Inflammation and musculoskeletal ageing Janet Lord (Birmingham, Neglected patients at high risk of hip fractures Steve Cummings (San Francisco, USA) Plenary Lecture: Osteo-angiogenic coupling Christa Maes (Leuven, Brussels) Oral communications Awards and closing remarks 5