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Title	Created Date
Proposal of the new dates for the BBBBari Symposium September 22 - 24 2020	15 July 2020
Brain Barriers Virtual 2020 (BBV2020) Seminar Series	18 May 2020
The BBBari Symposium postponed	16 March 2020
Malcolm B. Segal Pursuit of Excellence in Science Award	06 December 2019
2019 Travel Bursary Awards	20 August 2019
Prof. dr. Malcolm Segal passed away	07 August 2019
New website!	16 May 2019

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Proposal of the new dates for the BBBBari Symposium September 22 - 24 2020

Dear Colleagues and Members of the BBB Community, Dear Friends,

It is with joy and full of hope and enthusiasm that we announce the new date of the “23rd International Symposium on Signal Transduction at the Blood-Brain Barriers”, that will be held in Bari, Italy, on the 22nd-24th of September.
Details on the Symposium topics in brain barriers key areas, the most up-to-date scientific program deadlines, and venue, will soon be published on the Symposium website https://bbb-symposium-italy2020.com/.

Already as from now, if you would like to know more about the meeting, please feel free to contact

We really look forward to meeting up together again and hope to see you all in Bari.

All my best regards,
Daniela Virgintino
Congress Chair
On behalf of the Organizing Committee

Daniela Virgintino, MD
Full Professor of Histology and Human Embryology
Department of Basic Medical Sciences, Neurosciences, and Sensory Organs
Human Anatomy and Embryology Unit
Bari University School of Medicine
Piazza Giulio Cesare, Policlinico
70124 Bari – Italy
Phone +39 0805478309

Brain Barriers Virtual 2020 (BBV2020) Seminar Series

Dear Colleague,

We announce the Brain Barriers Virtual 2020 (BBV2020) Seminar Series that provides a forum for all brain barrier scientists world-wide to come together online during the current global crisis.

The seminar series is free for anyone to attend, and we are excited to provide a platform for speakers to present their work and for the community to participate and discuss brain barriers science from the safety of their home offices.

The seminar series will start next Wednesday, May 20 and from then on will be held every Wednesday through July. For more information, please see here!

For a free sign-up, please send your name, email address, career stage, and affiliation to .

We look forward to your participation in BBV2020!

Bjoern Bauer, University of Kentucky
Anika Hartz, University of Kentucky
Brandon Kim, University of Alabama

The BBBari Symposium postponed

Dear Colleagues and Members of the BBB Community, Dear Friends,

Sadly, as we all know, the COVID-19 Coronavirus is still spreading in Italy, all over Europe and to Countries all over the World. The pandemic is having a heavy global impact and, although the data referred to the end of April indicate a reduced incidence of the disease in many areas, including Italy, and although we all hope that these are signs for a complete decline of the virus very soon, at the moment and for the next months, in agreement with the World Health Organization recommendations and with the Italian Public Health authority guidelines, conferences and large gatherings need to be cancelled.

Although we all hope that by the end of September the coronavirus pandemic will be under control and largely conquered, caution is an absolute obligation because the safety of all people is the highest priority. Accordingly, the decision has been taken to postpone the 23rd International Symposium on Signal Transduction at the BBB until further notice.

We will meet again soon, in better times!

Daniela Virgintino
On behalf of the Organizing Committee

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Daniela Virgintino, MD
Full Professor of Histology and Human Embryology
Department of Basic Medical Sciences, Neurosciences, and Sensory Organs
Human Anatomy and Embryology Unit
Bari University School of Medicine
Piazza Giulio Cesare, Policlinico
70124 Bari – Italy
Phone +39 0805478309