The 2026 IMMC Conference Brochure is now available for download. It includes the full conference schedule, speaker bios, abstracts, and venue information. DOWNLOAD ■ Conference Brochure Contents Full two-day program (May 13–14) and venue map Four thematic sessions: Immunometabolism, Mitochondrial…
Thank you for your continued interest in and support of the 2026 International Medical Metabolism Conference. To allow more prospective participants sufficient time to prepare, the deadlines for registration and poster abstract submission have been extended to Sunday, 26 April…
Registration and abstract submission for the 2026 International Medical Metabolism Conference will close on April 20, 2026 (23:59, GMT+8). Participants are kindly advised to complete both registration and submission before the deadline, as late submissions will not be accepted. We…
Important Notice: The conference programme has been revised. Please refer to the official website for the most up-to-date information. The key updates are as follows: Due to scheduling constraints, Plenary Speaker Dr. Luke O’Neill will unfortunately be unable to attend…
As the submission deadline for the 2026 International Metabolic Medicine Conference is fast approaching, we warmly encourage researchers who have not yet submitted their abstracts to take this opportunity and share their latest findings. This symposium brings together scholars and…
A Outstanding Poster Award will be presented at this year's conference, with all submitted abstracts and on-site posters evaluated by a panel of professional reviewers.
This symposium brings together leading experts from top institutions worldwide, including Harvard Medical School, University of Pennsylvania, Massachusetts General Hospital, KU Leuven (Belgium), Trinity College Dublin (Ireland), Seoul National University, Yonsei University, as well as prominent Taiwanese institutions such as…
The symposium warmly welcomes poster abstract submissions from researchers in all areas related to metabolic medicine. Submissions focusing on cancer metabolism, mitochondrial function, immunometabolism, nutrition, and aging, as well as related topics, are highly encouraged. Submission Information: This symposium provides…
Metabolic dysregulation is a key driving force underlying numerous major diseases. From cancer progression and immune regulation to the physiological changes associated with aging, the maintenance of metabolic network homeostasis has long been a central focus of biomedical research. In…