The 30th Annual
REIMBURSEMENT
GO WEST BOOKINGS
This year, we were proud to share the beauty of Galway with our ICRS2020 Delegates worldwide. We look forward to holding an upcoming annual ICRS Symposium on the Cannabinoids in such a spectacular venue.
In lieu, this year's ICRS2020 Symposium is a virtual event. ICRS Members, Delegates and authors are invited to join us at the ICRS2020 Virtual Symposium.
BS, MA, PhD
James and Carolyn Frenkil Dean’s Professor and Chair,
Department of Pharmacology
University of Maryland
School of Medicine
USA
2020 AWARDEE
Joseph (Yossi) Tam,
DMD, PhD
Associate Professor,
Department of Pharmacology
Director, Multidisciplinary Center for Cannabinoid Research
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Israel
BSc (Hons), PhD
Professor and Chair,
Department of
Anatomy and Neuroscience
University College Cork
Ireland
2020 AWARDEE
Daniela Parolaro,
PhD
Scientific Coordinator
Fondazione Zardi - Gori
Italy
MA (Oxon), DPhil., FRCA, FMedSci
Nuffield Chair
Anaesthetic Science
University of Oxford
United Kingdom
2020 AWARDEE
George Kunos,
MD, PhD
Scientific Director
National Institutes of Health and
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse
and Alcoholism
USA
Congratulations to the following outstanding students who met the criteria for receipt of an ICRS2020 Trainee Travel Award:
Undergraduate Trainee
Edward Pike
Pre-Doctoral Trainees
Lourdes Alvarez Callejo
Samantha Ayoub
Shahar Azar
Samantha Baglot
Christina Behlke
Alexandria Bell
Tallan Black
Taryn Bosquez
Courtney Bouchet
Laura Boullon
Stephanie Bourke
Marta Bryk
Edward Chesney
Aaron Del Pozo Sanz
Marieka DeVuono
Ao Dong
Megan Drupals
Adi Eitan
Laura Figuerola-Asencio
Asaad Gammal
Laurel Gibson
Beatriz Gil
Charleen Gust
Mona Heiland
Shira Hirsch
Rachel Humphrey
Israa Isawi
Vishakh Iyer
Bryan Jenkins
Clare Johnson
Erin Johnson
Magdalena Kostrzewa
Ana Lago Fernandez
Claudia Lutelmowski
Cristina Manenti
Orlaith Mannion
Maria Martinez Vega
Christina Mecca
Jakub Mlost
Violaine Mongeau-Perusse
Raeghan Mueller
Dominic Oliver
Gavin Petrie
Jill Robinson
Gonzalo Ruiz Perez
Alessia Santori
Lindsey Shapiro
Sarah Shrader
Laura Silva Colmenar
Simar Singh
Jennifer Spohrs
Michelle St. Pierre
Nicole Stone
Aoife Thornton
Hayley Thorpe
Alexa Torrens
S. Olivia Vanegas
Maria Villa
Stephanie Vuong
Beth Wiese
Mark Wiley
Post-Doctoral Trainees
Stevie Britch, Ph.D.
James Burston, Ph.D.
Shayma Elatawneh, Ph.D.
Jacqueline-Marie Ferland, Ph.D.
Sarah Fischer, Pharm.D.
Ewa Galaj, Ph.D.
Leah Hitchcock, Ph.D.
Catherine Hume, Ph.D.
Bogna Ignatowska-Jankowska, Ph.D.
Richard Kevin, Ph.D.
Catharine Mielnik, Ph.D.
Ali Mokhtar Mahmoud Mohamed, Ph.D.
Paula Morales, Ph.D.
Chris Norris, Ph.D.
Hudson Reddon, Ph.D.
Tory Spindle, Ph.D.
Justin Strickland, Ph.D.
Erica Zamberletti, Ph.D.
Born in Lisieux, France in 1925, Dr. Monique C. Braude spent her career at the National Institute on Drug Abuse, where she was instrumental in promoting preclinical research in cannabis and cannabinoids. In addition to her passion for cannabinoid research, Dr. Braude believed strongly in helping women enter scientific careers. She was an ICRS member and strong supporter of Graduate Women in Science.
Congratulations to the following outstanding students, selected for academic excellence,
who have received recognition from the Monique C. and George L. Braude Foundation:
Christina Behlke
Taryn Bosquez
Courtney Bouchet
Laurel Gibson
Charleen Gust
Hannah Huff
Israa Isawi
Erin Johnson
Luciana Leo
Christina Mecca
Raeghan Mueller
Chante Muller
Agata Pietrzak
Sarah Shrader
Alexa Torrens
S. Olivia Vanegas
Beth Wiese
We cannot thank our sponsors enough. Without their kind support, we would not be able to facilitate Trainee Awards and, in 2020, ICRS Virtual Symposia. A major feature of our Annual Symposia has been to facilitate the next generation of cannabinoid scholars by supporting their participation. ICRS is a registered charity (U.S. 501(c)3) and so we are able to use the funds provided by our sponsors to ensure that there is a reduced burden for early career researchers to meet the world leaders in cannabinoid research.
ICRS welcomes collaboration with all legitimate, academic support organizations. ICRS sponsorship supports Trainee Awards, to facilitate participation of our undergraduate, pre- and post-Doctoral Members.
Please contact us if you'd like to become a sponsor for ICRS in 2020.
ICRS2020 Registration was Cancelled
$1225
NON-MEMBER REGISTRATION
You did not need to be a Member to participate in ICRS2020.
Arrival / Reception - July 4
All Meals and Breaks - July 5 - 8
All Plenary, Special, Oral and Poster Sessions - July 5 - 8
Banquet - July 8
Departure - July 9
$450/ea
Social Registrant
Arrival / Reception - July 4
All Meals and Breaks - July 5 - 8
Banquet - July 8
Departure - July 9
$225/ea
Child Registrant
(5 - 16 yo, <5 yo, gratis)
Arrival / Reception - July 4
All Meals and Breaks - July 5 - 8
Banquet - July 8
Departure - July 9
$775
MEMBER REGISTRATION
You must be an ICRS 2020
Member-in-Good Standing.
Arrival / Reception - July 4
All Meals and Breaks - July 5 - 8
All Plenary, Special, Oral and Poster Sessions - July 5 - 8
Banquet - July 8
Departure - July 9
$450/ea
Social Registrant
Arrival / Reception - July 4
All Meals and Breaks - July 5 - 8
Banquet - July 8
Departure - July 9
$225/ea
Child Registrant
(5 - 16 yo, <5 yo, gratis)
Arrival / Reception - July 4
All Meals and Breaks - July 5 - 8
Banquet - July 8
Departure - July 9
$650
TRAINEE MEMBER REGISTRATION
You must be an ICRS Trainee
Member-in-Good Standing.
APPLYING FOR TRAINEE TRAVEL AWARD? SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT, THEN COMPLETE THIS ONLINE AWARD APPLICATION.
DO NOT REGISTER BELOW.
$450/ea
Social Registrant
Arrival / Reception - July 4
All Meals and Breaks - July 5 - 8
Banquet - July 8
Departure - July 9
$225/ea
Child Registrant
(5 - 16 yo, <5 yo, gratis)
Arrival / Reception - July 4
All Meals and Breaks - July 5 - 8
Banquet - July 8
Departure - July 9
$650
EMERITUS MEMBER REGISTRATION
You must be an Emeritus ICRS
Member-in-Good Standing.
Arrival / Reception - July 4
All Meals and Breaks - July 5 - 8
All Plenary, Special, Oral and Poster Sessions - July 5 - 8
Banquet - July 8
Departure - July 9
$450/ea
Social Registrant
Arrival / Reception - July 4
All Meals and Breaks - July 5 - 8
Banquet - July 8
Departure - July 9
$225/ea
Child Registrant
(5 - 16 yo, <5 yo, gratis)
Arrival / Reception - July 4
All Meals and Breaks - July 5 - 8
Banquet - July 8
Departure - July 9
On Saturday JULY 4, 2020, ICRS had planned to sponsor a
Medical Education Satellite Symposium
on Cannabis and Cannabinoids for Pain and Related Disorders
The event was cancelled due to COVID-19. Click here for cancellation info.
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Bailey Allen Hall
National University of Ireland Galway University Road
Galway, H91 W5P7
Ireland
In 2022, Galway will still be located on the West Coast of Ireland.
DUB airport has direct flights from a number of North American/Canadian cities (East and West Coast), extensive direct flights from a large number of European and UK cities, and also good connections with Asia, Australia, New Zealand and Africa.
Click for all transport options from/to Dublin Airport and Galway and elsewhere in Ireland. See further information below, under "By Bus". ↘
≈ 2 hours, 20 minutes by car / bus to the Venue
From the US, there are daily direct flights from most East coast hubs to Shannon Airport (SNN).
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(SNN), Co. Clare, Ireland
From the United Kingdom, European Union and from the Emirates, there are daily direct flights to Shannon Airport (SNN).
≈ 1 hour, 15 minutes by car/bus to the Venue
Knock (NOC), Co. Mayo
Flights from Bosnia, Croatia, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain and UK to NOC.
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≈ 1 hour, 10 minutes by car/bus to the Venue
The quickest, easiest, most cost effective way to travel from Dublin Airport to Galway is by bus.
Advanced booking is still strongly advised. Buses depart frequently. Delayed flight? Your ticket will be valid on the next bus, provided there are spare seats available. Some buses travel non-stop to Galway, while others have one stop in Dublin City before travelling onwards to Galway.
Ireland is accessible via ferry from both the United Kingdom and France. 6 ferry crossings are available to Ireland, via one of three Irish Sea ships; The Isle of Inishmore, the Epsilon, and the Ulysses.
Irish Rail offers 9 daily train transfers from Dublin City center (Heuston Station) to Galway City center. However, there is no train station at Dublin Airport, so a 30 – 45 minute bus/taxi journey from the airport to Heuston station is required.
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