SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY
OF INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM

The aim of the society is to foster the study of inherited
metabolic disorders and related topics.


more                         Symposium 2026 Website                                  

9 October 2026

International Symposium on the Connection Between Physics and Metabolism in Brain Functions

 

Website and registration
Programme

Following the success of the first two international symposia on physics, metabolism and brain function (Barcelona, 2024, and Paris, 2025), we are pleased to welcome you to the third edition in Barcelona. This meeting will bring together leading experts in physics, chemistry, neurobiology and philosophy to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and inspire new ideas in the emerging "science of the night". 

The programme will delve into frontier topics in physics, metabolism and mechanobiology, bridging basic research and clinical practice, complemented by musical performances that will enrich the dialogue between science and the arts. Organised by Professors Angeles García-Cazorla (SJD & University of Barcelona) and Fanny Mochel (Paris Brain Institute & Sorbonne University), the symposium will be held in English and is aimed at a scientific audience.

TRAVEL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE – application deadline 23rd August 2026

Thanks to the support from SSIEM, we are offering 50 travel scholarships for PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, residents, and young clinicians working at the intersection of physics, metabolism, neuroscience, and rare neurological diseases.
Participants interested in applying for a travel scholarship should Complete the Travel Scholarship Application Form and submit their motivation letter and CV by email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by August 23rd. 

After this training, you will be able to:

  • To foster interdisciplinary knowledge on the relationship between physics, chemistry, neurobiology and philosophy, exploring their combined application to the study of brain metabolism and function in health and disease.
  • To update and expand scientific knowledge on emerging topics such as quantum biology, mitochondrial mechanosensing, physical approaches to brain metabolism, mechanodiseases, and their clinical translation, fostering knowledge exchange among experts from diverse disciplines.
  • To promote scientific collaboration and the generation of new ideas through dialogue among researchers from diverse fields, while incorporating the interaction between science and the arts to stimulate new perspectives and innovative approaches.

 

  • 23-24 August 2026

    International Network for Fatty Acid Oxidation Research and Management Symposium

    Read More
  • 25–28 August 2026

    2026 SSIEM Symposium: Next Generation Metabolic Medicine, Helsinki

    Read More
  • 9 October 2026

    International Symposium on the Connection Between Physics and Metabolism in Brain Functions

    Read More
  • 15–17 October 2026

    The 66th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Inherited Metabolic Diseases, Fukuoka International Congress Center

    Read More
  • 23 October 2026

    Call for Abstracts – Professional meeting, Copenhagen, Denmark

    Read More
  • 12–14 November 2026

    Ketogenic Dietary therapies (KDT) 2026 – Conference

    Read More
  • 1
  • 2

Login JIMD

SSIEM E-Learning

now released
HYPERAMMONAEMIA
Online learning resource

e-Learning

JIMD Online

Access for Members
Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease

About the Journal

Membership

Membership of the Society is open to all individuals interested in and willing to support the aims of the Society.

 Membership 2026      User Profile

 

SSIEM Administrator

Society for the Study of Inborn
Errors of Metabolism (SSIEM)
PO Box 3375,
South Croydon, CR2 1PN 
United Kingdom

Registered Office: 
The Society for Study of Inborn Errors of Metabolism,
C/O Stone King LLP,
Boundary House,
91 Charterhouse Street,
London, EC1M 6HR,
United Kingdom

Registered Charity No.1010639
Registered Company No.2567711
Website & Contents © SSIEM 2005-2026

Login

JIMD Online

Access for Members
Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease

About the Journal

Legal Links

SSIEM E-Learning

now released
HYPERAMMONAEMIA
Online learning resource

e-Learning