SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY
OF INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM

The Komrower Lecture is an annual award given by the SSIEM. This lecture is delivered each year at the SSIEM Symposium by someone who is considered, by the SSIEM Council, to have made a major contribution to Inborn Errors of Metabolism. The SSIEM Council is responsible for inviting the Komrower Lecturer but will seek the opinion of the Local Organising Committee for the Symposium. 

The Komrower Lecturer is introduced by the Chairperson of the SSIEM and there are no questions after the lecture. 

The Kromrower Lecture entails:
  • Invitation to present at the SSIEM Annual Symposium. The title of the presentation is entirely up to the individual
  • Certificate
  • A monetary reward of €1,000.00
  • Full registration to the Symposium including Networking Events
  • Travel Costs to the Symposium
  • Four Nights Accommodation at the Symposium Hotel

Previous Komrower Commemorative Lectures

Year   

Place

Speaker

Title

2023

Jerusalem

Prof Viktor Kožich

Molecular basis of phenotype expression in homocystinuria: where are we thirty years later?

2022

Freiburg

Prof Dr B Plecko

On pathways and blind alleys

2021

Virtual meeting  

Prof K Ounap

The identification of new rare metabolic diseases: an example of the tremendous impact on Estonia’s detection rate by new technologies

2020  

Virtual meeting 

Prof E Van Schaftingen   

Elucidating the causes of metabolic disorders: the new veins to explore

2019

Rotterdam

Dr C Vianey-Saban

From fatty acid oxidation to riboflavin Make metabolites great again

2018

Athens

Prof P T Clayton

Restoring missing metabolites: from bile to acid to B6

2016

Rome

Prof M Zeviani

Mitochondrial Disorders, a journey through the magic circle and beyond

2015

Lyon

Prof B T Poll-The

Peroxisomal disorders and more…: Why I have not stopped examining patients

2014

Innsbruck

Prof G Brown

A wide circle around lactic acid

2013

Barcelona

Dr C Dionisi-Vici

The daily challenge of understanding and treating metabolic disorders in children

2012

Birmingham

Prof R J A Wanders

Inborn errors of metabolism including peroxisomal diseases in a changing world of omics and systems biology

2011

Geneva

Dr M T Vanier

Lysosomal neurolipidoses: the enigmas and the challenges

2010

Istanbul

Prof B Wilcken

Newborn Screening: How are we travelling? Where we might get to?

2008

Lisbon

Prof N Gregersen

Mitochondrial fatty acid oxidation defects, remaining challenges

2007

Hamburg

Prof W S Sly

Evolution of therapy for lysosomal diseases

2005

Paris

Prof J Leonard

The treatment of inborn errors of metabolism

2004

Amsterdam

Prof M Gibson

Gamma-hydroxybutyric aciduria: a biochemist’s education from a heritable disorder of GABA metabolism

2002

Dublin

Prof J Jaeken

Congenital disorders of glycosylation: its all in it

2001

Prague

Prof H Galjaard

New names for old disciplines

1999

Genova

Prof J M Saudubray

Genetic hypoglycaemia

1998

York

Prof D Valle

Ornithine metabolism, metabolic network and normal biology

1997

Gothenburg

Prof S J Segal

Galactosaemia today: the enigma and the challenge

1996

Cardiff

Dr A M Spiegel

Inborn errors of signal transduction mutations in G Protein-coupled receptors as a cause of disease

1995

Toledo

Dr G Salem

Abnormal cholesterol biosynthesis in sitosterolaemia and the Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome

1994

Edinburgh

Prof H W Moser

Adrenoleukodystrophy, natural history, treatment and outcome

1993

Manchester

Prof J P Kraus

Molecular basis of phenotype expression in homocystinuria

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