Second International Apitherapy Congress in Poland, ONLINE 24-25 September 2022
The topic of the conference: “Biopharmacology of bee products. The possibility of bee products use in pharmaceutical industry.”
Dear Scientists and Researchers,
It is our great pleasure to invite you to participate in 2th International Apitherapy Congress in Poland, which will be held ONLINE on September 24-25, 2022. This congress is a continuation of 1 st International Apitherapy Conference – under the auspice of the Medical University of Silesia in Katowice. Our goal is to present the latest developments in bee products and possibilities of using them in pharmaceutical industry. The conference will offer a chance to exchange experiences in the field of apitherapy between the representatives of scientific centres from both Poland and abroad.
We look forward to seeing you at the Second International Apitherapy Congress in Poland on line, free of charge.
Deadline for the Submission of presentation: 15 September 2022
Presentations should be sent by email on address: farmacja_apteczna@sum.edu.pl
Notification for Acceptance: Researcher will be informed within 10 days after the submission.
Rules for Online Oral Presentation
His Magnificence
Rector of Medical University of Silesia
Tomasz Szczepański, M.D., Ph.D., Professor
Honorary Board
Campus of School of Pharmacy with the Division of Laboratory Medicine in Sosnowiec
Sosnowiec, ul. Jedności 8
President of International Apitherapy Federation, Assistant Professor Dr. Ali Timucin Atayoglu Inaugural lecture – dr Stefan Stangaciu
10.30 Inaugural lecture
Dr. Stefan Stangaciu (mail: drstangaciu@gmail.com)
President of the Romanian Apitherapy Society,
General Secretary of the International Federation of Apitherapy,
Romania
11.00 Some enlightening recent Case Studies as Apitherapy becomes known in Australia.
Dr. Bridget Goodwin (mail: bridget.goodwin@gmial.com)
President of Australian Apitherapy Association,
Australia
11.30 Quality requirements for honey as food and medicine – Dr. Cristina Mateescu Ph.D. Biochemistry - President Apimondia Scientific Commission on Apitherapy
Dr. Cristina Matescu (mail: cristina@apicola.eu)
Ph.D. Biochemstry
President APIMONDIA Scientific Commission on Apitherapy,
Romania
12.00 Bee products in the prevention of Diabetes and secondary complications
Dr. Ali Ahmed (mail: ahmadali95@gmail.com)
Department of Life Sciences
University of Mumbai Vidyanagari,
India
12.30 Antimicrobial activities of bee products against normal flora and disease-causing microorganisms in humans
Prof. Sengul ALPAY KARAOGLU, Ph.D. (mail: sengul.karaoglu@erdogan.edu.tr)
Department of Biology
Faculty of Arts & Sciences
Recep Tayyip Erdogan University,
Turkey
14.00 Bee products in nanotechnology: Future and Perspectives
Dr. Merve Keskin (mail: merveozdemirkeskin@gmail.com)
Vocational School of Health Services, Bilecik Seyh Edebali University, Bilecik,
Turkey
14.30 Development, characterization and bio activity of propolis EPP-AF microcapsules
Dr. Andresa Berretta (mail: andresa.berretta@apisflora.com.br)
Head of R&D at Apis Flora Company,
Brazil
15.00 Potential use of bee products as multi target therapeutic for pathologies
Prof. Badiaa Lyoussi (mail: lyoussi@gmail.com)
Head of Laboratory of Natural Substances. Pharmacology Environment modeling health and Quality of Life SNAMOPEQ university Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdallah,
Morocco
15.30 Studies of propolis in Zabrze (Poland) – the past and present perspective
Dr. Małgorzata Kłósek (mail: mklosek@sum.edu.pl)
Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Faculty of Medical Sciences, Medical University of Silesia in Katowice
Poland
10.00 Beehive air therapy
Beate McKenzie (mail: beate.mckenzie@beecurasystem.de)
Company director of Beecura,
United Kindom/Germany
10.30 Effects of volatile substances in the air of active beehive in patients with asthma and COPD
Zorica Plavšić MD PhD MPH Apitherapist (mail: apimedsrbija@gmail.com)
President of First International Medical Society for Apitherapy
Serbia
11.00 General Nutritional Profile of Bee Products and their Potential Antiviral Properties. Literature and APHIS Laboratory studies.
Otilia Bobis, PhD, CS I (mail: obobis@usamvcluj.ro)
Quality Manager APHIS Laboratory
Life Sciences Institute "King Michael I" of Romania
Department of Beekeeping and Sericiculture
Faculty of Animal Sciences and Biotechnology
University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca,
Romania
11.30 Increasing the nutritional value and the bioavailability of bee pollen for food supplements and as active ingredient in apitherapeutics
Dr. Cristina Matescu (mail: cristina@apicola.eu)
Ph.D. Biochemstry
President APIMONDIA Scientific Commission on Apitherapy,
Romania
12.00 Antioxidant Activity and Phenolic Compound Determination in Propolis
MR. IVAN LOZADA LAWAG, M.Sc., LPT, RCT (mail: ivan.lawag@research.uwa.edu.au)
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
School of Allied Health, Division of Pharmacy
The University of Western Australia
12.30 Antioxidant activity of propolis from different geographical locations – impact on biological activity and dosages of propolis as a component of medicines
Dr. Anna Kurek-Górecka (mail: akurekgorecka@sum.edu.pl)
Department of Community Pharmacy
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences in Sosnowiec
Medical University of Silesia in Katowice,
Poland
13.30 Effect of the cosmetic prototype based on bee products on the skin condition parameters"
Dr Marta Palacz-Wróbel (mail: m.palacz@poczta.fm)
Silesian College of Medicine in Katowice,
Poland
14.00 Propolis applications and uses in cosmetics
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Narimane Segueni (mail: segueninarimane@yahoo.fr)
Faculty of Medicine. University Salah Boubnider
Constantine,
Algeria
14.30 Using Propolis in Conservative Dentistry and Endodontic Treatment (A Literature Review)
Prof. Ardo Sabir (mail: ardo.sabir@yahoo.com)
Faculty of Dentistry Hasanuddin University in Makassar, South Sulawesi,
Indonesia
15.00 Uses of propolis in dentistry
Dr Rafael Felitti (mail: rafael.felitti@gmail.com)
Coordinator of the section Dentistry of the International Federation of Apitherapy,
Uruguay
