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Lisbon Addictions 2015 — REGISTRATION OPEN
The registration for the first European conference on addictive behaviours and dependencies, to be held in Lisbon on 23–25 September 2015, just opened.
Places for non-presenters will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. For details on the registration process and fees, visit www.lisbonaddictions.eu.
Register now!
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Conference scientific committee
Some of the most renowned experts in the addictions and drug-related fields will — as members of the conference scientific committee — provide guidance on the scientific content of the event. They will play an active role in selecting which papers and panels will be presented at the conference. The committee will include over 50 scientists and experts in the areas of illicit drugs, alcohol, tobacco, gambling and other addictive behaviours. Find out more >>
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The venue
The conference will take place at the FIL (Feira Internacional de Lisboa), in the ‘Parque das Nações’ area of the city. These premises were built for the World Fair (Expo ’98) and have now become a choice location for meetings and expositions, situated in a vibrant and modern commercial area. FIL is conveniently close to the airport and offers a wide range of accommodation, leisure and shopping activities nearby. With an exceptional view over the river Tagus, FIL has three auditoriums, smaller meeting rooms, a foyer for exhibitions totalling over 100 000 m2 and can cater for up to 500 delegates. Find out more >>
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Addiction: a multi-disciplinary perspective
The multi-disciplinary nature of addiction will be one of the four main themes around which plenary, paper and rapid communication sessions will be organised. This approach will help increase understanding of the complex phenomenon of addiction, which encompasses a broad range of research disciplines, such as public health, sociology, medicine, law, criminology, political science and economics. We also welcome abstract submissions on new challenges and developing areas in the fields of alcohol, illicit drugs, tobacco/nicotine and/or behavioural addictions.
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