Scientific Program

Scientific Program

ATTD is the leading international meeting point where clinicians, diabetes care providers, researchers, industries, investors, reimbursement authorities, and people with diabetes, assemble with the aim to be share knowledge and develop collaborations.

Presentations and discussions will be given by many distinguished professionals in the field and will include topics such as digital clinics, decision support systems/advisors, big data and artificial intelligence based decision support systems, glucose sensors, closed-and open-loop systems, artificial pancreas, devices for diabetic prevention, new insulins and new medications, insulin pumps and many more.

List of Confirmed Titles and Speakers

Anastasia Albanese-O’Neill USA General population screening – Successes and pitfalls
Grazia Aleppo USA Automated multi-hormone delivery approach to manage postprandial glycemic excursion
Kamil Armacky UK Together with Jazz Sethi: The benefits / disadvantages of social media in context of technology: The Diabfluencers
Lia Bally Switzerland ·         The role of estradiol in energy and glucose-insulin homeostasis
·         Perioperative closed-loop use during major surgery
Katharine Barnard-Kelly UK ·         Spotlight-AQ – Harnessing AI to deliver the first step in the precision medicine pathway
·         Human behaviors that lead to optimal uptake / reception of automation
Tadej Battelino Slovenia Consensus on the use of CGM in individuals with type 2 diabetes
Roy Beck USA Cost benefits of CGM use in type 2 diabetes
Riccardo Bellazzi Italy Machine learning methods predicting diabetes complications
Natalie Bellini USA Sex differences in diabetes management in the primary care setting
Katrien Benhalima Belgium Use of the Medtronic 780G hybrid closed-loop system in type 1 diabetes pregnancy
Richard Bergenstal USA Real world data on CGM in type 2 diabetes – Glucose control improvement
Cari Berget USA Simplifying devices: Practical tips for the clinician working with AID
Barbara Murn Berkopec Slovenia Periodic re-education for automated insulin delivery (AID)
Torben Biester Germany 2024 ISPAD Guidelines chapter on insulin delivery: Automation now for a better future
Bruce Bode USA Managing glucose in the hospital with CGM and AID
Stefan Bornstein Germany New strategies for curative therapies for diabetes
Emanuele Bosi Italy Screening of type 1 diabetes and celiac disease of the general pediatric population in Italy: Progress and preliminary results
Charlotte Boughton UK Closed-loop from diagnosis – What have we learnt from longest-ever closed-loop study?
Nick Cahm UK The power of the patient voice: The Libre saga
Giacomo Cappon Italy Creating digital twins: Model-driven and AI methods – An introduction
Anders Carlson USA ·         Time in tight glycemic range: Overview of the physiological data
·         View, Counterview:  Time in tight range should be the primary treatment goals and outcome measure in diabetes – View
Eda Cengiz USA Leveraging technology to address gender differences in diabetes
Manoj Chawla India Real-world data of CGM on GLP-1 usage
Pratik Choudhary UK ·         Hypoglycemia and driving: Staying safe
·         The individual impact of hypoglycemia on daily living: Lessons for personalization
Mark Clements USA Remote patient health in pediatric diabetes care – Where are we today?
Rosa Corcoy Spain Real world experience of hybrid closed-loop use during type 1 diabetes pregnancy: A Spanish perspective
Tali Cukierman-Yaffe Israel Assessment of cognitive & physical health agility in the busy diabetes clinic – The why & the how
Colin Dayan UK DEBATE: Adaptive trials in the Post-Teplizumab era: To placebo or not to placebo? Yes, we should continue with placebo
Christophe De Block Belgium 90-minute aerobic exercise tests in people with type 1 diabetes using the 780G AID system. Examining timing of temporary target: The ACT-ONE study
Hans DeVries The Netherlands Fully closed-loop – Bihormonal approaches
Klemen Dovc Slovenia Planned versus spontaneous exercise in type 1 diabetes
Steven Edelman USA DEBATE: Is there a real unmet need for continuous ketone monitoring? – CON
Dominic Ehrmann Germany Objectively measured vs. subjective perceptions of glucose control: What is more important?
Laya Ekhlaspour USA ·         Meal compositions and postprandial glycemic management in fully closed-loop systems
·         NAP @ Home – First outpatient studies of Neural-net artificial pancreas
Anas El Fathi USA ·         Digital twins, replay simulation, and decision support
·         AI bolus calculator for people on multiple daily injections (MDI)
Juan Espinoza USA Evidence and ideas from decision support systems on the user experience of automation
Chiara Fabris USA ·         Glycemic excursion minimization (GEM): A lifestyle intervention for the management of type 2 diabetes
·         Impact of sex on the control of type 2 diabetes
Rodolfo Galindo USA Future of novel basal insulins
Satish Garg USA ·         CGM use and effect on hospitalization and ER visits in type 2 diabetes
·         Newer GLP analogs for treatment of obesity in type 1 diabetes
Samita Garg USA Prevalence and rationale for new terminologies in NAFLD
Michal Gillon-Keren Israel The role of nutrition management in people using automated insulin delivery systems
Francesco Giorgino Italy Incretin-based therapies for the treatment of obesity-related diseases
Amit Gupta India Intermittent use of CGM in type 2 diabetes
Michael Haller USA ·         Inhaled insulin in pediatrics (INHALE-1 – Peds Study)
·         Stages and monitoring in early type 1diabetes
Matthias Hebrok Germany Optimizing stem cell derived beta cell function for transplantation
Tim Heise Germany Oral and glucose-sensitive insulins: Will we ever have them?
Simon Heller UK Is it possible to reserve awareness of hypoglycemia with AID technology?
Norbert Hermanns Germany How to achieve a precision medicine approach using CGM and ecological momentary assessment
Julie Heverly USA Time in tight glycemic range – A crucial goal or an unnecessary burden: PwD perspective
Irl Hirsch USA ·         What’s new in pulmonary inhaled insulin?
·         What are the appropriate glucose targets in the ICU?
·         CGM-based intensification and de-intensification of therapy in type 2 diabetes
Korey Hood USA Scoping out gaps in automation in the diabetes tech space
Roman Hovorka UK How do I see the future of AID?
Sufyan Hussain UK ·         How to use hybrid-closed-loop systems in complex outpatient clinical situations
·         Fully closed-loop – Can people just do it? Insights from approaches using current commercial and open-source (DIY) HCL systems
Daria Igudesman USA The role of nutrition in optimizing outcomes of GLP1/GIP
Peter Jacobs USA AI-enabled meal detection and dosing in automated insulin delivery systems
Laura Jacobsen USA DEBATE: Adaptive trials in the Post-Teplizumab era: To placebo or not to placebo? No, we should use only active (approved) control
Anna Kahkoska USA ·         Use of technology to re-align treatment in individuals with type 2 diabetes in various living situations
·         Use of CGM to improve the care of older insulin dependent individuals with cognitive / functional impairment
Partha Kar UK The reality of the use of technology – Introduction
Karen Kennedy UK With Eleanor Scott: Bringing science into lives: The Implementers
David Kerr USA Time in tight glycemic range – A crucial goal or an unnecessary burden: Health inequalities perspective
Jothydev  Kesavadev India From insulin pumps to aid in India: Status of adoptability among people, physicians, and politicians
Tomasz Klupa Poland Use of AID systems in order to improve the care of older individuals with type 1 diabetes & cognitive / functional impairment
Noriko Kodani Japan PwD voices in designing new technology options for treating diabetes: The Diabetes Designer
Antje Körner Germany A holistic approach to understanding childhood obesity
Primož Kotnik Slovenia Therapy for monogenic obesity
Boris Kovatchev USA ·         How digital twins can enhance clinical trials
·         Machine learning – The key to fully automated closed-loop
Bernhard Kulzer Germany AID, CSII & CGM: Real-world insights
Lori Laffel USA ·         Is there ongoing need for telehealth?
·         Use of GLP1 analogs in youth with type 1 diabetes for weight management in youth
·         SGLT2i use in young people following approval by FDA and EMA in type 2 diabetes
Goos Laverman The Netherlands Taking optimal advantage of diabetes technology: Potential role of a technical physician in your team
David Maahs USA Remote patient monitoring, logistics and challenges for reimbursement
Julia Mader Austria ·         Navigating the skies: Managing diabetes during air travel
·         Trends of diabetes technology use in different European countries
Farid Mahmud Canada Editorial perspectives and ISPAD type 2 diabetes chapter update
Marco Marigliano Italy Cam APS Fx in very young children in Italy (2-year follow up)
Chantal Mathieu Belgium ·         EDENT1FI: Towards general population screening in Europe
·         Precision medicine in stage 2 type 1 diabetes
Jamie Matu UK Advances in pharmacological interventions for pediatric and adolescent obesity – Current status and future prospects
Barbara McGowan UK New horizons for treating obesity
Viswanathan Mohan India Do different types of prediabetes require different types of prevention approaches?
Othmar Moser Germany ·         The use of AID and exercise in type 1 diabetes: A position statement of the EASD and ISPAD
·         Fully closed-loop: From announced to unannounced exercise
Clara Mosquera-Lopez USA ·         AI analytics and CGM data science
·         Using exercise data in combination of AI to help prevent nocturnal hypoglycemia
Marie Mouler Israel  Diabetes technology in competitive sports: The queen’s gambit
Medha Munshi USA Use of technology to re-align treatment in individuals with type 1 diabetes in various living situations
Helen Murphy UK The role of CamAPS FX in type 1 diabetes pregnancy
Joshua Neumiller USA Triggers that indicate need for re-alignment in older adults with diabetes
Revital Nimri Israel Decision support systems for healthcare providers and people with diabetes
Kirsten Nørgaard Denmark ·         Can decision support for evaluating automated insulin delivery (AID) uploads assist clinicians?
·         Status on Stenpool – An uploading program with access to all devices
Maria Cristina Nostro USA Optimizing differentiation and engraftment of stem cell-derived islets for type 1 diabetes treatment
Tal Oron Israel With Moshe Phillip: Update on ADIR (Antibody Detection Israeli Research) project
Naushira Pandya USA Treatment of type 1 diabetes in long term care facilities
Rakesh Parikh India Artificial intelligence (AI) in diabetes clinic: Expanding horizons
Ewan R Pearson UK Heterogeneity of obesity and type 2 diabetes diabetes
John Pemberton UK A paradigm shift: Using CGM to dose physical activity between meals to optimize time in range
Jeremy Pettus USA View, Counterview: Time in tight range should be the primary treatment goals and outcome measure in diabetes – Counterview
Moshe Phillip Israel With Tal Oron: Update on ADIR (Antibody Detection Israeli Research) project
Elizabeth Pyatak USA Individual networks between glucose, mood, and daily functioning
Neesha Ramchandani USA Giving your best shot: Focusing on safety, efficacy & comfort
Eric Renard France ·         Fully closed-loop – Insulin only approaches
·         Diabetes technology in different age groups
Michael Rickels USA Different ways to detect unawareness
Michael Riddell Canada Physical activity, technology and type 2 diabetes: Opportunities and challenges
Julio Rosenstock USA ·         Should GLP-1 RAs be stopped prior to elective surgery?
·         Triple agonist in type 2 diabetes
Donna H Ryan USA Lessons from the SELECT trial: Rethinking the clinical applications for the GLP-1RA semaglutide
Victoria Salem UK Biomaterials to aid beta cell replacement – Current and future perspectives
Andrea Scaramuzza Italy Which are the best therapeutic strategies when exercising? Comparison among different AID systems
Desmond Schatz USA Update on efforts to interdict type 1 diabetes
Eleanor Scott UK With Karen Kennedy: Bringing science into lives: The Implementers
Jane Jeffrie Seley USA Innovative models that support inpatient diabetes care & education
Jazz Sethi India Together with Kamil Armacky: The benefits / disadvantages of social media in context of technology: The Diabfluencers
Viral Shah USA Use of CGM in pre-type 2 diabetes
Anath Shalev USA Novel type 1 diabetes therapies targeting endogenous islet cells
Shlomit Shalitin Israel Prevalence of obesity in type 1 diabetes
Devorah Shapiro Israel Growing bigger and independent – A structured educational program for patients aged 9 -12 who were diagnosed at a very young age
Jennifer Sherr USA ·         Evidence and ideas from automated insulin delivery on the user experience of automation
·         DEBATE: Is there a real unmet need for continuous ketone monitoring – PRO
Smadar Shilo Israel Data-Driven approaches in endocrinology: From CGM to omics data
Galit Shiovitch-Mantzuri Israel Follow-up of families with early detection of type 1 diabetes; The nurse perspective
Carmel Smart Australia ·         Changing behaviors to manage weight in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes
·         Is carb counting enough? Optimizing mealtime insulin dosing
Darja Å migoc Schweiger Slovenia Sex differences in cardiovascular risk facture in youth with type 1 diabetes
Harald Sourij Austria Exercise and long-acting insulins
Courtney South Canada The impact of technology use on diabetes-related nutrition behaviors
Andrew F Stewart USA Human beta cell regenerative drug therapy: A journey from impossible to possible
Jannet Svensson Denmark Diabetes technology and sleep
Molly Tanenbaum USA Time in tight glycemic range:  A crucial goal or an unnecessary burden – Qualitative data perspective
Maria Vasiloglou Switzerland Effectiveness of app-based interventions on diabetes and nutrition
Josep Vehi Spain Applications of generative AI to diabetes
Deborah Wake UK AI takes diabetes management beyond AID
Emma Wilmot UK What do people with diabetes expect from diabetes technology?
Yariv Yogev Israel How do you know that your pregnant woman with diabetes is well controlled?