Welcome by Thomas Hinderling, CSEM CEO

Opening session : chaired by Dirk Beerneart and Gerard Comyn (European Commission)

1.	Jean-Claude Healy	World Health Organization		eHealth technologies  for the citizen centred health system	-
2.	Gilberto Bestetti	Agence pour la promotion de l'innovation (CTI) - MedTech Initiative		Innovation and know-how transfer: critical success factors of the Swiss medical technology
3.	Andreas Lymberis	European Commission		Wearing technology to enable personalized health
	Rainer Guenzler
4.	Lutz Walter	European Textile Association		The European technology platform for textiles	-
5.	Isabelle Chartier	CEA-Léti		The Rhone-Alpes area technology platform for textiles and paper
6.	Branko Celler	New South Wales University		The mangement of chronic disease in the home, the community and GP offices

Lunch -  11:50-1:30 pm

Session 1 : Smart solutions for disease management and lifestyle management

1.	Paolo Bonato	Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School		Wearable systems to improve Parkinson's Control Therapy
	Todd Hester
	Shyamal Patel
	Richard Hughes
	Delsey Sherrill
	Alice Flaherty	Neurology, Harvard Medical School
	Nancy Huggins
	David Standaert
	Matt Welsh	Engineering and Applied Sciences
2.	Annalisa Bonfiglio	University of Gagliari		Acute and emergency situation management using smart fabrics
	Isabelle Chartier	CEA-Léti
	Danilo de Rossi	University of Pisa
3.	Olivier Deriaz	SUVA Care		Human energy expenditure measurement
4.	Michael Hill	Medtronic Ibérica		A new paradigm for HF disease management using implantable haemodynamic monitors

Coffee break - 2:50-3:10 pm

5.	Nico de Rooij	University of Neuchâtel		Implantable micro- electro-mechanical relay array
	Michael Zickar
	Wilfried Noell
	Rogier Receveur	Medtronic Bakken Research Center
	Vincent Larik
6.	Claude Stricker	Académie Internationale des Sciences et Techniques du Sport		Wearable microsystems for the sport industry
7.	Sylvain Giroux	Sherbrooke University		From smart home to smart care : pervasive assistance for cognitively impaired people
8.	André Dittmar	INSA Lyon		Flexible technologies for health for smart sensors, clothing and house
	Claudine Gehin
	Georges Delhomme
	Michael Schmitt
	Richard Meffre
	Carolina Ramon-Zarate
	F. de Oliveira
9.	Chris Mott	University of British Columbia		Validation of a non-invasive cerebral temperature sensor: toward ambulatory circadian rhythm assessment
	Guy Dumont
	Diane B. Boivin	McGill University
	Michael Schmitt	INSA Lyon
	André Dittmar

Promotional talk

Patrick Furrer	Ideal-IST		IST Call 6 - your last chance to participate to FP6 !	-
Catherine Chronaki	Institut of Computer Science - FORTH		Best Practice in ECG Interoperability also for wearable health systems	-

Session 2 : Implementation and business opportunities in pHealth

1.	Rainer Herzog	Ericsson		Mobile Patient Monitoring - applications and value propositions for personal health
2.	Jean Luprano	CSEM		The business of wearable electronics
3.	Cristiano Paggetti	I+piu		Service business models
4.	Nicos Maglaveras	Aristotle University of Thessaloniki		Home based chronic disease management implementation using pHealth IT solutions and the digital platform : The Thessaloniki experience
5.	Josep Roca	Hospital Clinic I provincial de Barcelona		Regional implementation of pHealth: the practical experience in the Catalan region	-

Coffee break - 10:10-10:30 am

Session 3 : State of the art prototype pHealth systems

1.	Richard Wu	University of Wollongong		Wearable biofeedback systems using electronic textile sensors
2.	Olivier Amft	ETHZ		Detection of nutrition phases and the eating microstructure using wearable sensors
	Gerhard Tröster
3.	Marco di Rienzo	Centro di Bioingegneria - Fnd. Don C. Gnocchi		Clinical applications of a new textile-based wearable system for vital sign monitoring
	Francesco Rizzo
	Paolo Castiglioni
4.	Robert Kalik	Sensatex		Developing smart textiles for health monitoring: the benefits and the challenges

Lunch -  11:50-1:30 pm

Afternoon 1:30 pm

Session 3 : State of the art prototype pHealth systems (cont.)

5.	Chris Nugent	University of Ulster		Practical versus Optimal:  ECG electrode placements for wearable clothing
	Dewar Finlay
	M.P. Donelly
	Norman D. Black
6.	Stewart Collie	Canesis Limited		The development of electronic textile devices for healthcare applications

Session 4 : Integrated micro-nanosystems for pHealth

1.	Joerg Habetha	Philips		Wearables solutions for personal heathcare
2.	Dermot Diamond	Dublin City University		Systems to monitor sweat
3.	Carlotta Guiducci	University of Bologna		DNA and protein array platforms for label-free multi-analyte point-of-care analysis
	Luca Benini
	Bruno Riccò

Coffee break - 3:10-3:30 pm

4.	Yuan-Ting Zhang	University of Hong Kong		Wearable Intelligent Sensors and Systems (WISS) for Mobile Healthcare
5.	Matin Akay	Arizona State University		An intelligent system for monitoring motor functions
6.	Sundaresan Jayaraman	Georgia Tech		On wearables and pervasive healthcare: an in-depth assessment
	Sungmee Park
7.	Danilo de Rossi	University of Pisa		Gesture and posture detection and classification using smart fabrics
8.	Jean-Luc Weber	TAM-Télésanté		MERMOTH: MEdical Remote MOnitoring of cloTHes
	Francis Klefstad-S.
	Fabrice Pirotte	Centexbel

Session 4: Integrated micro-nanosystems for pHealth (cont.)

9.	Eric McAdams	NIBEC		Impedimetric sensors for label-free Point-of-Care immunoassay cardiac marker systems
10.	Lieva Van Langenhove	University of Gent		Objective and long term testing of textile sensors
	Carla Herlteer
	Philippe Westbroek
	Jorgos Priniotakis

Session 5 : Embedded intelligence and communication systems for pHealth

1.	Jens Krauss	CSEM		Physiological monitoring using multiparameter analysis
2.	Bert Gyselinckx	IMEC		The Human++ program at the Holst Centre
3.	Regis Guillemaud	CEA-Léti		Biophysical and biochemical sensors at Léti
4.	Stephan Kiefer	IBMT-FhG		SenSAVE - a wearable multi-parameter monitoring system for cardiovascular diseases
5.	Francis Castanié	TeSA		Biomedical Signal Transmission over non QoS heterogeneous channels and environments, with QoS restoration.
	Corinne Mailhes	IRIT
	André-Luc Beylot	INPT
6.	Ilkka Korhonen	VTT Information Technology		Experiences from integrated telecare and telehealth for elderly enabled by intelligent wrist-worn device

Coffee break - 11:10-11:30 am

Session 6 : The promise of convergence of bio, nano and ICT technologies for personalised health

1.	Markus Rothmaier	EMPA		Medical applications of textiles containing optical fibers
	Bärbel Selm
	Martin Camenzind
	Tania Khan	University Hospital Zürich
	Heinrich Walt
2.	Raphael Pugin	CSEM		Nanotechnologies in life sciences
	Martha Liley
3.	Francis Tay Eng Hock	University of Singapore		MEMSWear - microsystems that can be worn
4.	Ulrike Lehmann	EPFL		Magnetic particles as mobile substrates on biochips
	Caroline Vandevyver
	Virendra K. Parashar
	Martin Gijs
5.	Elisa Ficarra	EPFL		Bioimaging and functional genomics
	Giovanni de Micheli
	Sungroh Yoon	Stanford
	Luca Benini	University of Bologna
	Enrico Macii	Politecnico Torino
6.	Rita Paradiso	Smartex		Multisensory textiles for health biomonitoring