AMP Europe 2020 Clinical Genomics: Beyond the Somatic Mutation

held in conjunction with the 35th Congress of the Italian Society of Pathology and Translational Medicine (SIPMeT)

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Welcome to AMP Europe 2020

The Association for Molecular Pathology (AMP) is pleased to invite you to join us for the 2nd AMP Europe 2020 Congress on Clinical Genomics: Beyond Somatic Mutation, in Milan, Italy from May 11-13, 2020. The Congress will be held in conjunction with the 35th Congress of the Italian Society of Pathology and Translational Medicine (SIPMeT). A multi-disciplinary scientific program showcases molecular technology with clinical applications in oncology (solid tumors, hematopathology), genetics (congenital, heritable), and infectious diseases. Importantly, there is an emphasis on modern, user-friendly laboratory analytics supported by informatics tools to facilitate interpretation of actionable genomic test results. The Congress brings together a network of molecular professionals and representatives of the diagnostics industry to educate healthcare practitioners and to advance the value of molecular laboratories in providing high quality patient care around the world.

AMP EUROPE 2020

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Important Dates

Congress begins – May 11, 2020

Reasons to take part

PARTICIPANTS

COUNTRIES

SCIENTIFIC
SESSIONS

NETWORKING
OPPORTUNITIES

	Get the latest knowledge in precision medicine and how it directly impacts testing and treatment decisions
	Gain practical insights that you can use immediately
	Engage with thought leaders in the most talked-about areas of molecular pathology
	Expand your network of colleagues and business connections

SEE YOU IN MILAN

Speakers

Alberto Montovani, MD

Albrecht Stenzinger, MD

Alexander Hoischen, PhD

Andreas von Deimling, MD

Carlo Balduini

Charles Chiu, MD, PhD

Charlotte Niemeyer

Christine M Eng, MD

Felix Sahm, MD, PhD

Frédérique Penault-Llorca

Giancarlo Troncone, MD, PhD

Gianluca Canettieri, MD, PhD

Gianluca Gaidano

Holger Proksich, PhD

Honey V Reddi, PhD, FACMG

John Rossen, PhD, MSc

Lucia Altucci, MD PhD

Marjolijn Ligtenberg

Michael Weedon, PhD

Neeme Tõnisson, PhD

Nitzan Rosenfeld

Olivier Elemento, PhD

Paul Wallace

Simuli Ripatti

Stephen Kingsmore

Main
Committee
Members

Gregory J. Tsongalis, PhD

Chair

Rami Mafouz, MD, MPH

Vice-Chair

Massimiliano M. Corsi Romanelli, MD, PhD

Hubert G. Niesters, PhD

Matthew Lebo, PhD

Elaine Lyon, PhD

Valentina Nardi, MD

Marina Nikiforova, MD

Sub
Committee
Members

Heather E. Williams, PhD, MS, PgD

Tabetha R. Sundin, PhD

Francesco Curcio

Jennifer Dien Bard, PhD

Tong Zhang

Elizabeth M. Azzato, MD, PhD

Ryan S. Robetorye, MD, PhD

Sabine Merkelbach-Bruse

Milan

The city

Discover Milan

Milan, the world capital of fashion, shopping and design,is happy to welcomes you to AMP Europe Congress and guide you to the discovery of its many treasures and landmarks. From the Duomo cathedral to the Sforza Castle, from the La Scala Opera house to the masterpieces of Leonardo da Vinci, Tiepolo and Caravaggio the city of Milan offers to its visitors a wide range of sightseeing opportunities.

NH Milano Congress Centre

Entirely refurbished in 2015, the hotel is home to one of the biggest and best congress centers in Milan and gives you easy access to shops and restaurants. The nightlife of Milan’s bustling Navigli area is only 4 metro stops away. Located in Assago, just outside the city, it includes one of the largest conference centers in Milan, and it’s also just a short walk from the Milan Assago Forum with its international concerts and shows. The city center is only 15 minutes away by metro.

How to arrive

Milan is located in the centre of Europe and is one of the easiest cities to reach: every day 800 direct flights connect Milan to over 200 destinations around the world, while the Central Station is one of Europe’s largest train hubs. The position of Milan also makes it easy to reach it by car.

Getting around

In the city, as well as the numerous surface lines managed by ATM (Azienda Trasporti Milanese), the useful underground network enables passengers to reach every quarter.

Ride the subway paying with your contactless bank card

In Milan it is possible to ride the subway paying directly at the turnstile with contactless cards of Mastercard, Visa, Maestro and VPay circuits. Here you can find all the info you need.