Upcoming Symposium
Three Days of Cutting-Edge Research Presentations
20-22 Feb 2025
Auckland, New Zealand
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The International Symposium on In Vivo Body Composition Studies is a prestigious conference dedicated to the development of human body composition methodology and research. This 12th meeting will feature three days of cutting-edge research presentations from leading experts in the field. Join us to explore the latest advancements in the field of human body composition research.
Our 2025 meeting will cover the full spectrum of methodological development, implementation, and research in both clinical and non-clinicals settings, with particular focus given to the following four theme:
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Application of Body Composition Assessment in Clinical Practice
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Body Composition Analysis: Evolving Techniques and Biomedical Research
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Body Composition in Sports & Physical Activity
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Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in Body Composition Research
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About the Symposium
The International Symposium on In Vivo Body Composition Studies is the only reoccurring meeting dedicated to the field of human body composition methodological development and research. Our mission is to bring together experts from around the world to exchange ideas, share knowledge, and advance the field of human body composition research.
Objectives:
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Dissemination of up-to-date information on new and potential future developments in the field of in vivo human body composition research with clinically relevant and translational end-points;
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Dissemination of research findings arising from recent scientific investigations that demonstrate the importance and utility of measuring body composition for understanding clinically important questions;
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Reporting on recent advances in measurement methods, mathematical modeling and applications;
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Encouragement of young investigators to further the objective of training new investigators in the field.