Introduction and Moderation:
Gaetano Guglielmi, ICPerMed Secretariat, Italian Ministry of Health, Italy

NAGEN 1000: An example of a Project for Regional Implementation of Personalised Genomic Medicine in Healthcare
Angel Alonso, Navarrabiomed, Spain

Proposal of Reccomendations for a National Strategy on personalized Medicine Report
Consuelo Martin de Dios, Fundación Instituto Roche, Spain

In vivo evidence for ribavirin-induced mutagenesis of the hepatitis E virus genome
Daniel Todt, Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany

Gaetano Guglielmi

ICPerMed Member, Italian Ministry of Health, Italy
www.salute.gov.it

Gaetano Guglielmi MD PhD, is the Head of the Office of Health Research, DG for Research and Innovation in Healthcare. Since 2009 he is national representative in several international and European research programs such as ERA-NET NEURON, JPco-fuND, EuroNanoMed, E-Rare, ERA PerMed, EraCoSymed, JPIAMR, ERA-CVD, Infect-ERA and JPI MYBL, AAL and deputy coordinator in TRANSCAN and TRANSCAN-2. Guglielmi is responsible for the verification of research activities IRCCS and related management of funds.

Angel Alonso

Navarrabiomed, Spain
www.navarrabiomed.es

After his medical degree, Angel Alonso was trained as a clinical geneticist and researcher in human genetics, serving in several senior clinical positions and research group leaderships for the last 20 years in Spain and the UK. Alonso paid a special attention to cancer genetics which became the greatest part of his scientific interest for a good number of years. In 2016, after holding a position at North East & North Cumbria NHS Genomic Medicine Centre, he started planning the design of the NAGEN 1000 project. Since then, Alonso felt strongly committed to the implementation of genomic medicine for the development of personalised medicine in public health services, and he has been very actively involved in numerous development strategic actions, being advisor of the Spanish Senate Commission for Genomic and Personalised Medicine and Secretary of Personalised Medicine Commission of the Spanish Society of Human Genetics AEGH.

Consuelo Martin de Dios

Fundación Instituto Roche, Spain
www.institutoroche.es

Bachelor of Science specializing in Fundamental Biology by the Complutense University of Madrid (Spain). She has taken Doctorate courses in Genetic Engineering, Metabolism and Biotoxicology.

She has also completed postgraduate studies in Marketing, Financial Foundations for Management and Lobby and Public Affairs among others.

With more than 30 years of experience in the Pharmaceutical Industry in several laboratories where she has held different positions in different Departments: Medical, Marketing and Patient Access. At present, since February 2016 she is Managing Director of Roche Institute Foundation (Foundation that Roche Farma has set up in 2004 in Spain).

Daniel Todt

Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de

Daniel Todt is a bioinformatician in virology research at the Ruhr University in Bochum, Department of Molecular and Medical Virology. After his studies in bioinformatics and biomedicine, he did his PhD in 2017 at Twincore – Institute for Experimental and Clinical Infection Research in Hannover. His special concern lays in the emergence of drug resistance mutations in the genomes of RNA viruses, particularly hepatitis virus. The rapid translation of findings into clinical applications in personalised infection medicine is of particular interest to him.

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