Diabetes researchers to gather in Paris for 19th IDS Congress
Jackie Maupin Feb 06, 2023

This spring, scientists from around the world will gather in Paris, France for the 19th Immunology of Diabetes Society (IDS) Congress. The Congress’s main goal is to gather experts dedicated to improving and understanding the treatment of type 1 diabetes (T1D) so that together they can continue groundbreaking discoveries for the incurable disease that affects millions of children and adults worldwide. According to a 2022 modeling study published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, 8.4 million people were estimated to be living with T1D globally in 2021 and the amount is expected to double by 2040.
Carmella Evans-Molina, PhD, MS, MD, director of the Center for Diabetes and Metabolic Diseases (CDMD) at Indiana University School of Medicine, also serves as president of the IDS Council and will travel to Paris in May to join her colleagues for a week of transformative presentations, lectures and workshops.
“I’m honored to serve as IDS Council President and am grateful for the local organizing committee’s great work in putting together an incredible event that allows those attending to connect and learn more about inspiring research happening internationally,” shared Evans-Molina. “I encourage more investigators and students to join us because engaging with a global network helps get us all one step closer to a world without type 1 diabetes.”
The 19th IDC Congress in Paris will take place from May 23 to May 27, 2023—including the IDS Gala held on the evening of May 25. More than 45 speakers are scheduled to present, and hundreds of investigators and scientific trainees from several countries will discuss the latest research and topics related to T1D.
Carmella Evans-Molina, PhD, MS, MD, director of the Center for Diabetes and Metabolic Diseases (CDMD) at Indiana University School of Medicine, also serves as president of the IDS Council and will travel to Paris in May to join her colleagues for a week of transformative presentations, lectures and workshops.
“I’m honored to serve as IDS Council President and am grateful for the local organizing committee’s great work in putting together an incredible event that allows those attending to connect and learn more about inspiring research happening internationally,” shared Evans-Molina. “I encourage more investigators and students to join us because engaging with a global network helps get us all one step closer to a world without type 1 diabetes.”
The 19th IDC Congress in Paris will take place from May 23 to May 27, 2023—including the IDS Gala held on the evening of May 25. More than 45 speakers are scheduled to present, and hundreds of investigators and scientific trainees from several countries will discuss the latest research and topics related to T1D.
IDS Congress organizers include:
David Klatzmann – Chair Roberto Mallone – Chair Sylvaine You – Local Organizing Committee Chantal Mathieu – Local Organizing Committee Lut Overbergh - Local Organizing Committee Etienne Larger - Local Organizing Committee Agnès Lehuen - Local Organizing Committee Lucienne Chatenoud - Local Organizing Committee Agnès Hartmann - Local Organizing Committee Michelle Rosenzwajg - Local Organizing Committee |
Todd Brusko – International Organizing Committee Thomas Delong – International Organizing Committee Yuval Dor – International Organizing Committee Decio Eizirik – International Organizing Committee James Johnson – International Organizing Committee Lorenzo Piemonti – International Organizing Committee Alberto Pugliese – International Organizing Committee Teresa Rodriguez-Calvo – International Organizing Committee Jay Skyler – International Organizing Committee Ben Youngblood – International Organizing Committee |
Abstract submissions are due before February 15, 2023. Additional details about the convening and registration information can be found by visiting idsparis2023.com.
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Jackie Maupin
Jackie supports the Herman B Wells Center for Pediatric Research at IU School of Medicine. As communications generalist, Jackie helps spread the word about the Wells Center's commitment to improving the health of children in Indiana and beyond through basic and translational research. She has several years of experience in non-profit and academic marketing and communications.