ReikoInagi JapanThe University of Tokyo Graduate School of Medicine

ReikoInagi
Prof. Reiko Inagi is a Division Chief of CKD Pathophysiology, the University of Tokyo School of Graduate Medicine. She earned her Ph.D. from Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan, in 1990. She has researched at Osaka University School of Medicine as an assistant professor (1991-1998), moved to Tokai University School of Medicine as a lecturer. She got the “Kimoto Award” of the Japanese Society for Dialysis Therapy in 2003. Since 2008, she has been assigned to the present position. Her recent professional interests are the pathophysiological role of organelle (ER, mitochondrial, and lysosome) stress and organelle crosstalk in kidney diseases and kidney aging. She is a councilor/secretary of the Japanese Society of Nephrology, an Associate Editor of “Kidney International” and “Physiology”, and an Editorial Board of “American Journal of Physiology-Renal Physiology.”
Institution

Day 1 - Sunday April 14, 2024

Time Session
9 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
Hands on Big Data Mining for the Nephrologist in 2024
SK1001
HeatherAscani Chairperson United StatesUniversity of Michigan
KatherineTuttle Chairperson United StatesUniversity of Washington School of Medicine, Division of Nephrology
MatthiasKretzler Chairperson United StatesUniversity of Michigan
  • Looking for Data on Glomerular Diseases: How to Find the Treasures You Are Looking for With a Click of a Mouse
    VijiNair Speaker United StatesUniversity of Michigan
  • Open Science in an Open Community: Resources of the Kidney Precision Medicine Project for CKD and AKI
    MatthiasKretzler Speaker United StatesUniversity of Michigan
  • The Future is Now: How to Mine Cells and Neighborhoods of the Kidney in Health and Disease
    JulioSaez-Rodriguez Speaker julio.saez@uni-heidelberg.deGermanyHeidelberg University
  • Panel Discussion
Hall C1
11 a.m.
12 p.m.
Plenary Session 2: CrisprCas9 Therapy for Sickle Cell Diseases: How Do We Go from Discovery to Equitable Availability of Gene Therapy for All? (Obiageli Eunice Nnodu, Nigeria)
PL2
AgnesFogo Chairperson United States
GuillermoRosa Diez Chairperson guillermo.rosadiez@hospitalitaliano.org.arArgentinaHospital Italiano de Buenos Aires; Argentinean Society of Nephrology; Latinoamerican Society of Nephrology and Hypertension; International Society of Nephrology
  • My Story
    VictoriaGray Speaker vwright_03@yahoo.comUnited States
  • CrisprCas9 Therapy for Sickle Cell Diseases: How Do We Go from Discovery to Equitable Availability of Gene Therapy for All? Hugh de Wardener Lecture
    Obiageli EuniceNnodu Speaker oennodu@gmail.comNigeriaUniversity of Abuja
Hall A
12:15 p.m.
1:15 p.m.
Hot Debate: Should a Low Protein Diet (+/- Ketoanalogue Supplementation) Be Part of Advanced CKD Management?
LF02
CarlaAvesani Chairperson carla.avesani@ki.seSwedenKarolinska Institute
SahirKalim Chairperson skalim@mgh.harvard.eduUnited StatesHarvard Medical School/ Massachusetts General Hospital
  • Hot Debate: Should Low Protein Diet (+/- Ketoanalogue Supplementation) Be a Part of Advanced CKD Management? - PROS
    ConnieRhee Speaker crhee@mednet.ucla.eduUnited StatesUCLA
  • Hot Debate: Should Low Protein Diet (+/- Ketoanalogue Supplementation) Be a Part of Advanced CKD Management? - CONS
    SwapnilHiremath Speaker CanadaUniversity of Ottawa
Hall A
3 p.m.
4 p.m.
New Tools to Study Kidney Disease
SK02
RafaelMaldonado Chairperson ramaldonado@gmail.comArgentina
ReikoInagi Chairperson JapanThe University of Tokyo Graduate School of Medicine
  • Understanding Glomerular Damage: From Spatial Transcriptomics to Chip Technology
    LauraPerin Speaker LPerin@chla.usc.eduUnited States
  • Spatial Metabolomics of Kidney Disease
    TonRabelink Speaker a.j.rabelink@lumc.nlNetherlandsLUMC
  • Constructing an Epigenetic Network for Diabetic Nephropathy
    Sam El-Osta Speaker sam.el-osta@baker.edu.auAustraliaBaker Heart and Diabetes Institute
  • Q and A
Hall E

Day 2 - Monday April 15, 2024

Time Session
9 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
Hot Digests of Kidney Inflammation and Immunity: ISN-JSN Joint Session
LF2002
AlejandraQuevedo Smuclir Chairperson alejandra.s.quevedo@gmail.comArgentinaSAN
CarmenTzanno Branco Martins Chairperson BrazilSLANH, ISN
SaoriNishio Chairperson saorin@med.hokudai.ac.jpJapan
  • Update of Glomerulonephritis
    FernandoFervenza Speaker fervenza.fernando@mayo.eduUnited StatesMayo Clinic
  • Inflammation and Metabolic Kidney Disease
    JunWada Speaker junwada@okayama-u.ac.jpJapanOkayama University
  • A Novel Treatment Targeting Kidney Inflammation
    Maria JoseSoler Speaker SpainHospital del Vall d´Hebron
  • Controlling Kidney Inflammation Through the Nervous System
    ShinjiTanaka Speaker shitanaka@m.u-tokyo.ac.jpJapanDivision of Nephrology and Endocrinology, the University of Tokyo Hospital
  • Q and A
Hall C3

Pre-Congress - Saturday April 13, 2024

Time Session
4:30 p.m.
6 p.m.
WCN'24 Opening Ceremony and Plenary Session 1: The Origin of the Universe (Daniel de Florian, Argentina)
OCPL1
  • ISN President's Address
    MasaomiNangaku Speaker Japan
  • Tribute to Stewart Cameron
  • Welcome by WHO Director of Non-Communicable Diseases Dr Bente Mikkelsen
  • Welcome by Dr. Marina Papaginovic, SAN President; Dr. Guillermo Rosa Diez, WCN Local Organising Group Chair; and Dr. Jorge Rico, SLANH President and WCN Local Organizing Group co-Chair
    GuillermoRosa Diez Speaker guillermo.rosadiez@hospitalitaliano.org.arArgentinaHospital Italiano de Buenos Aires; Argentinean Society of Nephrology; Latinoamerican Society of Nephrology and Hypertension; International Society of Nephrology
    JorgeRico Speaker jorgericof@yahoo.comColombia
    MariaPapaginovic Leiva Speaker drapapaginovicleiva@gmail.comArgentina
  • Welcome by Minister of Health for Buenos Aries Dr Fern
  • Welcome by SPWG Chair Alessia Fornoni
    AlessiaFornoni Speaker United StatesUniversity of Miami
  • The Origin of the Universe
    DanielDe Florian Speaker deflo@unsam.edu.arArgentinaUniversidad Nacional de San Martin
  • Acceptance Speech: Hamburger Award
    AdeeraLevin Speaker CanadaUniversity of British Columbia and Providence Health Care
Hall A