Speakers
Confirmed speakers
The full keynote line-up for 2027 is being assembled. The following speakers have confirmed their participation so far:

Judith Allen
Confirmed speaker
University of Manchester

Eric A. Appel
Confirmed speaker
Stanford University · Materials Science & Engineering

Samuel Carmichael II
Confirmed speaker
Wake Forest School of Medicine

Luke Davies
Confirmed speaker
Swansea University Medical School · Immunometabolism

Justin Deniset
Confirmed speaker
University of Calgary

Lucy Jackson-Jones
Confirmed speaker
Lancaster University · Biomedical and Life Sciences

Steve Jenkins
Confirmed speaker
University of Edinburgh · Centre for Inflammation Research

Klaus Kratochwill
Confirmed speaker
Medical University of Vienna · Molecular Stress Research in Peritoneal Dialysis

Paul Kubes
Confirmed speaker
University of Calgary · Snyder Institute for Chronic Diseases

Honami Naora
Confirmed speaker
MD Anderson Cancer Center · Department of Molecular Oncology

Esther Pogatzki-Zahn
Confirmed speaker
University Hospital Münster · Anesthesiology, Intensive Care and Pain Medicine

Gwendalyn J. Randolph
Confirmed speaker
Washington University in St. Louis

Mark Tibbitt
Confirmed speaker
ETH Zürich · Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering

Carl Weidinger
Confirmed speaker
Charité — Universitätsmedizin Berlin

Bettina Wilm
Confirmed speaker
University of Liverpool · Institute of Life Course and Medical Sciences

Bin Zhou
Confirmed speaker
Chinese Academy of Sciences · Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Shanghai
More speakers will be added as confirmations come in.
Organizing committee

Erin Greaves
Co-organizer
Warwick Medical School · Endometriosis

Sarah Herrick
Co-organizer
University of Manchester · MMT & Peritoneal Dialysis

Inge K. Herrmann
Co-organizer
ETH Zürich / Empa · Particles–Biology Interactions

Joel Zindel
Co-organizer
ETH Zürich · Institute of Molecular Health Sciences
Endorsements from the 1st Summit
“The programme looks very exciting!” — Erin Greaves
“The peritoneal cancer and endometriosis session sounds amazing to me!” — Nan Zhang
“While I study peritoneal macrophages, the impact of peritoneal cells could be so broad.” — Paul Kubes