Oxygen is fundamental to most forms of life, and hypoxia has been recognized as an underlying condition of many human diseases, including cancer, cardiovascular disorder, and cognitive dysfunction, while many organ functions such as kidney affect oxygen homeostasis. However, cross-talk among these different fields of research has been lacking. This conference aims to bring together different perspectives of the pathophysiology of oxygen consumption and distribution, and hopes to advance collaboration among various expertise.

Ling-Chu Chang, China Medical University (Oxidative stress/ferroptosis)
Ing-Ming Chiu, China Medical University (Neuro-immune interactions)
Tien Hsu, China Medical University (Tumor microenvironment)
Chun-Yao Huang, Taipei Medical University (Cardiovascular disease)
Min-Hao Kuo, Michigan State University (Alzheimer)
Chen Lin, National Central University (Sleep disorder)
Men-Tzung Lo, National Central University (Cardiac physiology/microdevice)
Szu-Yu Pan, National Taiwan University College of Medicine (Kidney disease)