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Morning
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Concurrent Satellite Symposia
Mineral metabolism: a holistic approach for swine nutrition and health (Sponsor: Animine)
Advances in nutritional strategies to enhance nutrient utilization, growth and health of pigs (Sponsor: Evonik Nutrition & Care GmbH)
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Session I: Functionality of the intestinal microbiome and host response.
Keynote: Effect of early weaning stress on pig gut microbiome development (Benjamin Willing, Professor; University of Alberta, Canada)
Keynote: Gut Microbiota-host cells interaction in Health and Diseases (Hervé M. Blottière, PhD; Research Director, Research Director at INRAE, France)
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Session III:
Functional ingredients and utilization of feed resources for improved digestive function and nutrient efficiency
Keynote: Approaches to reducing nitrogen and phosphorus losses in pigs; challenges and opportunities (Marie-Pierre Létourneau Montminy, PhD; University of Laval, Canada)
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Session V: Mucosal immunity and pathogenesis and the role of the digestive tract in the maintenance of health
Keynote: Interrogating porcine intestinal immune status to enhance disease resilience (Crystal L. Loving, PhD; Research Immunologist, USDA-ARS-NADC)
Keynote: The intestinal barrier. Too much of a good thing? (Jerrold Turner, MD, PhD; Harvard Medical School, USA)
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Afternoon
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Concurrent Satellite Symposia
Mitigating antimicrobial resistance by promoting gut health in pigs (Sponsor: PIG-PARADIGM)
How to make antimicrobials in pig feed redundant, an Australian approach (Sponsor: DSM-Firmenich)
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Session II: Advances in understanding of nutrient digestion and absorption
Keynote: Advances in understanding nutrient digestion and absorption: Modulators of passage and nutrient absorption kinetics in the digestive tract of pigs (Sonja de Vries, PhD; Wageningen University & Research, The Netherlands)
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Session IV: Development of digestive and absorptive capacity in the neonate and impact of weaning on intestinal function
Keynote: Use of Organoids to study the role of the microbiota in the early life development of the pig intestine (Martin Beaumont, PhD; INRAE, France)
Keynote: Intestinal epithelial development and nutritional intervention in piglets (Huansheng Yang, Professor, Hunan Normal University, China)
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