Scientific advisory board
The Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) provides inputs and suggestions on all scientific matters where this is required for the Executive Committee and the Congress Organizing Committee. In particular the main task of the SAB is to assure a high scientific quality of the ESP congress by providing the congress Organizing Committee with recommendations for plenary speakers, symposia topics, and chairpersons. However, the function of SAB is not restricted to the organization of the congress, but should also provide recommendations on other scientific matters when requested. The members of the SAB should together cover all the main scientific fields of interest to the members of ESP.
Patrizia Agostinis (Belgium), Janet Bornman (New Zealand), Klaus Brettel (France), Jean Cadet (France), Rosalie Crouch (USA), Frank de Gruijl (The Netherlands), Susana Diaz (Argentina), Brian Diffey (UK), Benjamin Ehrenberg (Israel), Francesco Ghetti (Italy), Jacub Golab (Poland), Tayyaba Hasan (USA), Giulio Jori (Italy), Robert Knobler (Austria), Mladen Korbelik (Canada), Herwig Kostron (Austria), Norbert Lange (Switzerland), Francesco Lenci (Italy), Aba Losi (Italy), Miguel Miranda (Spain), Sandra Monti (Italy), Ana Moore (USA), Tom Moore (USA), Carlo Musio (Italy), Jon Nield (UK), Thierry Patrice (France), Jacques Piette (Belgium), Vivienne Reeve (Australia), Lesley Rhodes (UK), Angelika Rück (Germany), Evelyn Sage (France), Karin Scharffetter-Kochanek (Germany), Herbert Schneckenburger (Germany), Helmut Sies (Germany), Ruben Sommaruga (Austria), Pill-Soon Song (Korea), Henricus J.C.M. Sterenborg (The Netherlands), Katarina Svanberg (Sweden), Paola Taroni (Italy), Alison Telfer (UK), Franz Trautinger (Austria), George Truscott (UK), Rex Tyrrell (UK), Maria Vernet (Argentina), Georges Wagnieres (Switzerland), Antony Young (UK), Gang Zheng (Canada)
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