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1 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Wednesday, 15 February, 2017 Blue Amphitheater Maillot 252 PARALLEL INDUSTRY WORKSHOP PARALLEL INDUSTRY WORKSHOP PARALLEL INDUSTRY WORKSHOP 14:30-16:00 Industry session not included in main event Industry session not included in main event Industry session not included in main event 16:00-16:15 Short Break to Change s PARALLEL INDUSTRY WORKSHOP 16:15-17:45 Industry session not included in main event 17:45-18:00 Short Break to Change s OPENING CEREMONY 18:00-18:50 Opening Remarks Tadej Battelino PARALLEL INDUSTRY WORKSHOP Industry session not included in main event Grand Amphitheater Keynote speaker Eric Renard - Moving to a Dynamic View of Diabetes: A Cornerstone on the Road Toward Glucose Control PARALLEL INDUSTRY WORKSHOP Industry session not included in main event 18:50-20:00 Networking Reception in the Exhibition Area

2 Thursday, 16 February, 2017 Grand Amphitheater PLENARY - AUTOMATED CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS Chairs: K. George Alberti, UK and Richard Bergenstal, USA 08:30-10:00 10:00-10:30 10:30-12:00 12:00-13:00 Aaron Kowalski, USA - Further Optimizing Diabetes Control with Big Data Bruce Bode, USA - Computerized Software using POC Glucose in the Hospital and Outpatient Setting George Grunberger, USA - Challenges and Problems in Introducing New Technologies into Clinical Practice Moshe Phillip, Israel - New Era of Personalized Treatment of Diabetes Using Decision Support Tools Discussion Coffee Break, Exhibition, Posters and E-Posters E-Poster Discussion Sessions 1 3 (Stations 1, 3, 5) PLENARY INDUSTRY SYMPOSIUM Industry session not included in main event Lunch Break, Exhibition, E-Posters and Posters, International Fair of New Technologies in Diabetes Grand Amphitheater Blue Amphitheater Maillot 252 251 13:00-14:30 PARALLEL - CLOSED- LOOP ALGORITHMS: BENEFITS AND LIMITATIONS OF THE VARIOUS OPTIONS Chairs: Eric Renard, France and Hans de Vries, The Netherlands Revital Nimri, Israel - Fuzzy Logic Approach Roman Hovorka, UK - Cambridge's MPC Approach Claudio Cobelli, Italy - The Italian MPC Approach PARALLEL PREGANANCY AND TECHNOLOGY Chairs: Helen Murphy, UK 13:00-14:00 Yariv Yogev, Israel - The Impact of Maternal Diabetes in Pregnancy on Future Maternal and Fetal Health Helen Murphy, UK - Adaptability of Closed-Loop During Labor and Delivery PARALLEL INDUSTRY SYMPOSIUM Industry session not included in main event PARALLEL INDUSTRY WORKSHOP Industry session not included in main event ORAL PRESENTATION SESSION 1 13:00-14:30 Chairs: Mark Sperling, USA and Stuart Weinzimer, USA

3 Garry Steil, USA - Harvard's PID Approach Discussion PARALLEL - INSULIN PUMPS Chair: Eran Atlas 14:05-14:30 Ralph Ziegler, Germany - Insulin Pumps Prepared for the Future - Exploring Differences in Function and Accuracy 14:30-15:00 15:00-16:30 16:30-16:40 Coffee Break, Exhibition, E-Posters and Posters International Fair of New Technologies in Diabetes PLENARY INDUSTRY SYMPOSIUM Industry session not included in main event Short Break to Change s Blue Amphitheater Grand Amphitheater Blue Amphitheater Maillot PARALLEL TYPE 2 DIABETES AND TECHNOLOGY Chairs: Irl B. Hirsch, USA and William Tamborlane, USA PARALLEL - PSYCHOLOGY AND DIABETES TECHNOLOGY Chairs: Lori Laffel, USA and Desmond Schatz, USA SESSION 2 Chairs: Claudio Cobelli, Italy and Olga Kordonouri, Germany 16:40-18:00 Walter Pories, USA - The Molecular Basis for the Remission of Type 2 Diabetes and Opportunities for Drug Development John Pickup, UK - Insulin Pump Therapy in Type 2 Diabetes: An Individual Patient Data Meta-Analysis Irl Hirsch, USA - CGM in Type 2 Diabetes: Is It a Realistic Technology? Mark Sperling, USA - Pros and Cons of Bariatric Surgery in Adolescents with Obesity and T2DM Lori Laffel, USA - Opportunities to Enhance Technology Use in Pediatric Patients with T1D Katharine Barnard, UK - Making the Most of Diabetes Technology Andrea Scaramuzza, Italy - Human Factor vs. Technology in Pediatric Diabetes Stephanie Amiel, UK - Enhancing awareness of hypoglycaemia - where to go when technology fails!

4 Friday, 17 February, 2017 08:00-08:50 PLENARY INDUSTRY MORNING SYMPOSIUM Industry session not included in main event 08:50-9:00 Short Break to Change s Maillot Grand Amphitheater Blue Amphitheater Maillot 252 09:00-10:00 PARALLEL - CLOSING THE LOOP Chairs: Henry Anhalt, USA and Francine Kaufman, USA Boris Kovatchev, USA - The International Diabetes Closed- Loop (idcl) Trial: Progress Report Roman Hovorka, UK - Inpatient Glucose Control and Closed Loop Insulin Delivery John Shin, USA and Thomas Danne, Germany - Lessons Learned from the MiniMed 670G Pivotal Trial SESSION 3 Chairs: Pratik Choudhary, UK and Robert Rapaport, USA SESSION 4 Chair: Kelly Close, USA PARALLEL INDUSTRY WORKSHOP Industry session not included in main event 10:00-10:30 10:30-12:00 12:00-13:00 Coffee Break, Exhibition, Posters and E-Posters, E-Poster Discussion Sessions 4 6 (Stations 1, 3, 5) Grand Amphitheater PLENARY INDUSTRY SYMPOSIUM Industry session not included in main event Lunch Break, Exhibition, E-Posters and Posters International Fair of New Technologies in Diabetes

5 13:00-14:30 PLENARY ATTD 2016 YEARBOOK Chairs: Moshe Phillip, Israel and Tadej Battelino, Slovenia Satish Garg, USA - Self-Monitoring of Blood Glucose Satish Garg, USA - New Medications for the Treatment of Diabetes Tadej Battelino, Slovenia - Continuous Glucose Monitoring John Pickup, UK - Insulin Pumps Eyal Dassau, USA - Closing the Loop Lutz Heinemann, Germany - New Insulins, Biosimilars, and Insulin Therapy Neal Kaufman, USA - Using Digital Health Technology to Prevent and Treat Diabetes Desmond Schatz, USA - Immune Intervention for Type 1 Diabetes Helen Murphy, UK - Technology and Pregnancy Michael C. Riddell, Canada - Advances in Exercise Physical Activity and Diabetes Mellitus David Maahs, USA - Diabetes Technology and Therapy in the Pediatric Age Group Alon Liberman, Israel - Diabetes Technology and the Human Factor 14:30-15:00 15:00-16:30 16:30-16:40 Coffee Break, Exhibition, Posters and E-Posters, International Fair of New Technologies in Diabetes Blue Amphitheater PLENARY INDUSTRY SYMPOSIUM Industry session not included in main event Short Break to Change s

6 Grand Amphitheater Blue Amphitheater Maillot 252 16:40-18:00 PARALLEL MOVING FORWARD WITH TECHNOLOGY Chairs: Guillermo Arreaza-Rubin, USA and Francis J. Doyle, USA Satish Garg, USA - 18 Months Use of Closed-Loop at Home Study Eyal Dassau, USA - Implantable AP: Benefits and Challenges of IP- IP AP David Maahs, USA - Multiple Model Probabilistic Predictive Control: Is a Pre-Meal Bolus Necessary? Francis Doyle III, USA - Multi- Week Outpatient Studies with Adaptation PARALLEL NOVEL INSULIN ANALOGUES and ADD-ON THERAPIES IN T1D Chairs: Stephanie Amiel, UK Andrej Janež, Slovenia - Add-On Therapies in Obese Pre-Diabetic Women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Chantal Mathieu, Belgium - New Insulins in Type 1 Diabetes: Getting Better All the Time? Bruce Bode, USA - The Use of SGLT-1 and SGLT-2 Inhibitors in Type 1 Diabetes Thomas Danne, Germany - GLT2 Inhibitors as Add-On Therapy in (Pediatric) Type 1 Diabetes PARALLEL ADVISORS Chairs: Andrew Bremer, USA and John Pickup, UK. PARALLEL INDUSTRY SYMPOSIUM Industry session not included in main event

7 Saturday, 18 February, 2017 Blue Amphitheater Maillot 252 251 PARALLEL CONNECTED TOOLS: HOW CAN THEY HELP PATIENT DECISIONS ON INSULIN THERAPY? Chair: Lutz Heinemann, Germany PARALLEL SPORTS AND DIABETES Chairs: Bruce Bode, USA and Andrea Scaramuzza, Italy PRESENTATIONS OF START- UP COMPANIES Chair: Aaron Kowalski, USA and Matthias Borst, Germany SESSION 5 Chairs: Chantal Mathieu, Belgium and David Maahs, USA David Kerr, USA - Unified Platform for Michael Riddell, Canada - Physiology and Join this session to meet the Diabetes Management Drug Development for the Prevention of 10 start-up finalists and Guillaume Charpentier, France - Exercise-Related Hypoglycemia unpack their ideas. Judged The DIABEO Platform Natasa Bratina, Slovenia - Closed Loop and by ATTD s expert panel as 09:00-10:20 Marc Breton, USA - Algorithm Development for Adjusting Therapy Physical Activity - a DREAM or Already Reality? the most exciting innovations from the largest from Data Collected from Connected Olga Kordonouri, Germany - Continuous number of entries we have Tools in Patients Using CGM and Flash Glucose Monitoring in Youth ever had, this session is a Battelino Tadej, Slovenia with Type 1 Diabetes Hiking Gorges in must for the investor Algorithm Development for Adjusting Greece and Volcanoes in Island community and those with Therapy from Data Collected from Riccardo Schiaffini, Italy an eye out for the next big Connected Tools in Patients Using CSII, CGM, and Scuba Diving in Pediatrics thing. CGM, Insulin Pumps and SMBG 10:20-10:50 Coffee Break, Exhibition, Posters and E-Posters

8 10:50-12:10 PARALLEL - DUAL-HORMONE CLOSED- LOOP: ISSUES AND EXPECTED BENEFITS Chair: Lutz Heinemann, Germany Steve Russell, USA - Automated Glycemic Regulation with a Bionic Pancreas Delivering Insulin and Glucagon: the Boston Approach Ahmad Haidar, Canada - Automated Glycemic Regulation with a Dual-Hormone (Insulin and Glucagon) Artificial Pancreas: The Montreal Approach Stuart Weinzimer - Amylin Plus Insulin Remi Rabasa-Lhoret, Canada - Issues Related to Infusion of Glucagon or Amylin 12:10-12:15 Short Break to Change s PARALLEL - CYBERSECURITY OF MEDICAL DEVICES (DIABETES AND ARTIFICIAL PANCREAS) Chair: David Klonoff, USA and Eyal Dassau, USA David Klonoff, USA - Introduction Eyal Dassau, USA - The Internet of Things, Diabetes Management and Automated Insulin Management Harriet Goldman, USA - Novel Approaches to Cyber Security Jay Radcliffe, USA - Are We Going Too Fast? The Dangers of Connected Diabetic Devices Discussion PLENARY THE EVOLVING FACE OF IMMUNOTHERAPY OF T1D Chairs: Jay Skyler, USA and Thomas Danne, Denmark Maillot SESSION 6 Chair: Shlomit Shalitin, Israel SESSION 7 Chair: Boris Kovatchev, USA 12:15-13:45 Jay Skyler, USA - Introduction Desmond Schatz - Type 1 Diabetes Biological Heterogeneity: Why Does It Matter? Chantal Mathieu, Belgium - Lactococcus as a Delivery System for Immunotherapy David Klatzmann, France - Low Dose IL-2 as a Treg Stimulator in T1D and Beyond Mark Peakman, UK - Antigen-Based Vaccine Therapy for T1D 13:45-13:50 CLOSING REMARKS AND FAREWELL Moshe Phillip 13:50-14:15 Farewell Refreshments in the Exhibition Area