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LSC 2024 - Development of chronic lung diseases: from life-spanning mechanisms to preventive therapy Collaboration with industrial partners

Lung Science Conference 2024

At the forefront of basic and translational respiratory science, this conference is an essential event for budding respiratory researchers looking to boost their career.

Lung Science Conference 2025

20-23 March 2025 | Estoril, Portugal | #LSC2025

Early-Career delegates session: The power of collaboration

Chair(s): Sara Cuevas Ocana, Lareb S.N. Dean

Session type: Session

Collaboration with industrial partners

Maria Gabriela Belvisi

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Introduction

Sara Cuevas Ocana

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Academic collaboration with worldwide leaders

Melanie Konigshoff

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Collaboration with industrial partners

Maria Gabriela Belvisi

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Early career collaboration with respiratory peers

Mareike Lehmann

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When/where/how to get started in the collaboration cycle?

Harry Karmouty-quintana

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Remarks: where successful collaborations are a must and how ERS can help you accessing these opportunities

Sara Cuevas Ocana

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Round table

Sara Cuevas Ocana

Harry Karmouty-quintana

Melanie Konigshoff

Maria Gabriela Belvisi

Mareike Lehmann

Lung Science Conference 2024

At the forefront of basic and translational respiratory science, this conference is an essential event for budding respiratory researchers looking to boost their career.

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