Overview - 20th Annual SRNT-E Conference

2020 SRNT-E conference

The SRNT-E board has held an online conference on 17-18th Sept 2020.

Registration to access all recorded materials is now open through this Whova webpage. Whova is the conference platform, which will provide you access to all recorded presentations and their Q&A session. Whova works on desktop and laptop computers, tablets and smartphones. The platform provides opportunity to discuss all sessions further in the Q&A or chat, or feel free to contact the presenter.

Registration is free for those from low- and middle-income countries, €20 for members, and €100 for non-members.

We are very grateful to Dr Sharon Cox that she took on the role of Chair of the Scientific and Organising Committee for this online event. 2020's conference was supposed to take place in Lausanne and we are extremely grateful to the Lausanne team for all the work they put into the 2020 conference.

2021 SRNT-E conference

We had really hoped to organise the 2021 meeting in Lausanne, but unfortunately it seems that the COVID-19 situation will not allow for a meeting in person with an international audience. The exact format of the meeting will be communicated in the coming weeks. We will also announce the due dates for abstract submission.

We are very pleased and thankful that the Lausanne team, led by our SRNT-E President Dr Carole Clair, is still working hard to organise a conference in September.

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2020 Annual SRNT-E Conference

15th - 17th Sep 2020

2020 SRNT-E conference

2021 SRNT-E conference

Welcome Addresses - 2020

Prof. Jacques Cornuz

Director of the Center for Primary Care and Public health (Unisanté), Lausanne

Chair of Scientific Program Committee

Prof. Carole Clair

Chair Local Organizing Committee

Keynote Speakers - 2020

Clinical

Prof. Nancy Rigotti

Professor, Medicine and Population Medicine, Director, Tobacco Research and Treatment

Public health

Prof. Ann McNeill

Professor of Tobacco Addiction, Nicotine Research Group (NRG), Addictions Department, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN), Deputy Head, Addictions Department, IoPPN. Fellow, Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco - London UK

Policy/Economy

Prof. Joachim Marti

Associate Professor in Health Economics and Care Evaluation, Institute of Social and Preventative Medicine - Lausanne, Switzerland

Basic Science/PreClinical

Prof. Rachel Tyndale

Professor, Pharmacology & Toxicology; Psychiatry, Endowed Chair in Addictions, Head Pharmacogenetics, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology - Toronto, Canada

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