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Characterization of sex differences in heart rate and blood pressure variability series
Data on sex differences in various cardiovascular time series characteristics are conflicting. While some studies suggest that heart rate variability (HRV), heart rate asymmetry (HRA), blood pressure variability (BPV) and spontaneous baroreflex sensitivity (BRS) differ between men and women, other studies contradict this. Of the studies reporting gender differences, some have shown that women generally have higher HRV than men, while others have reported the opposite. Even less is known about sex differences in BPV, blood pressure asymmetry (BPA), complexity and microstructure of cardiovascular time series, and baroreflex function. Many studies have analysed limited numbers of people over a wide age range, sometimes with an imbalance between men and women. The studies have been conducted under different conditions, such as at rest or under different physiological challenges, or in specific populations (e.g. athletes). Thus, despite decades of research on HRV, BPV and the baroreflex, sex differences remain unclear.
8:30 | Registration | |
9:30-10:15 | Open ceremony | |
10:15-10:45 | Keynote speaker 1: Gaetano Valenza | |
10:45-11:15 | Coffee break | |
11:15-12:00 | Session 1: Challenge 1 | |
12:00-13:15 | Session 2A: Cardiac repolarization Session 2B: Cardiovascular regulation - Sala de Juntas |
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13:15-14:45 | Lunch | |
14:45-15:15 | Keynote speaker 2: Ana Mincholé | |
15:15-15:45 | Poster presentation 1 | |
15:45-16:45 | Poster session + Coffee break | |
16:45-17:45 | Session 3: Heart rate variability analysis | |
17:45-18:45 | ESGCO boards meeting - Sala de Juntas | |
19:30 | Running activity |
Gaetano Valenza
University of Pisa
"Physiological and Pathological Oscillations of Functional Brain-Heart Interplay"
Valentina Corino
Politecnico of Milano
"The era of digital biomarkers in atrial fibrillation"
Gonzalo C. Gutiérrez
University of Valladolid
"Explainable artificial intelligence applied to cardiac signals: beyond the buzz term"
Ana Mincholé
University of Zaragoza
"Electrocardiographic signals and computational models for the understanding of cardiac diseases"
Ronney B. Panerai
"Looking deeper into cerebral blood flow regulation"
James Kilner
"Predictive coding and interoception"
There are a number of excellent hotels to choose from in Zaragoza to suit your budget and personal preferences. The local hosts have recommended the following hotels: the first one is the closest hotel to the Campus Río Ebro, while the rest are all in the historic old town and are within walking distance to the Tram line which connects the University Campus to the city center.
EXE Zaragoza WTC 3*
NH Hoteles 4*
Vincci Zaragoza Zentro 4*
Silken Reino de Aragón 4*
Hotel San Valero 2*
Hotel Inca Zaragoza 3*
Hotel Catalonia El Pilar 4*
Hotel Don Jaime 54 3*
Zenit Don Yo 4*
Hotel Goya 4*
Innside Zaragoza - Melia 4*
Los Girasoles 4*
Social activities
Running through the Water Park
Wednesday 23rd, at 19:30
This urban park, of more than 120 hectares was created for Expo-2008. It’s around two kilometers long and today is like a lung for the city of Zaragoza.
It is located in the meander of Ranillas, an old area of orchards that now houses one of the largest urban parks in Spain, where you will find native flora and fauna. Here you will see the large trees typical of the riverbank, such as elm, willow or poplar.
This park has some paths through pedestrian areas surrounded by nature that are perfect for walking, running, and cycling. Because of this, thousands of federated and popular athletes use this park as a training area.
Would you like to run in this environment during ESGCO 2024? If so, you can join the running social activity, and we will guide you through a circuit of the distance of your choice: 5 Km or 10 Km. You can also download both routes in GPX if you would like to.
Track 5 kmTrack 10 km
The starting point is:
If you come by tram, some of our staff will be at the García Abril stop at 19:15, and at the Margarita Xirgu stop at 19:20, or you can go directly at the starting point at 19:30.
Old City guided tour of Zaragoza
Thursday 24th, at 19:00
Discover the rich history and vibrant culture of Zaragoza, a city where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with modern life. This guided tour takes you through the heart of Zaragoza's old city, offering a fascinating glimpse into its past and present.
The tour will start in Plaza España:
Gala dinner
Thursday 24th, at 20:30
It will take place just after the guided tour at Tres Mares restaurant:
Monumental Tour
Friday 25th, at 21:00
Staying in Zaragoza on Friday night? Don’t miss this event!
If you're looking for a unique experience during your stay in the city, we invite you to attend the Monumental Tour, a visual and electronic music spectacle coming to Spain for the first time, hosted in the iconic Plaza del Pilar.
On Friday October 25th, from 9:00 PM to midnight, the Basilica of El Pilar will be transformed into a spectacular canvas, blending cutting-edge technology, digital art, and electronic music, led by renowned French DJ Michael Canitrot. Joining him will be David Penn and Ms von Disko, creating an unforgettable night of music and visuals.
After its incredible success at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Monumental Tour promises an extraordinary experience of lights, sound, and video mapping that you won’t want to miss.
See you at Plaza del Pilar for a magical night!
Committees
Raquel Bailón
University of Zaragoza
Esther Pueyo
University of Zaragoza
Pablo Laguna
University of Zaragoza
Juan Pablo Martínez
University of Zaragoza
Eduardo Gil
University of Zaragoza
Jesús Lázaro
University of Zaragoza
Ana Mincholé
University of Zaragoza
Julia Ramírez
University of Zaragoza
Carlos Sánchez
University of Zaragoza
Jaime Ibáñez
University of Zaragoza
David Hernando
University of Zaragoza
Alba Martín
University of Zaragoza
Pablo Armañac
University of Zaragoza
Sofía Romagnoli
University of Zaragoza
Sponsors & Partners
Contact
If you have any questions please send us an email and we will respond as soon as possible.
esgco2024@unizar.es
BSICOS: I3A Research Group
Campus Río Ebro, Betancourt Building, Zaragoza (Spain)
About ESGCO
If you want to know more about us, please navigate to our website:
https://www.esgco.org/
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Running Activity Starting Points:
Gaetano Valenza, M.Eng, Ph.D
"Physiological and Pathological Oscillations of Functional Brain-Heart Interplay"
Valentina Corino
"The era of digital biomarkers in atrial fibrillation"
Gonzalo C. Gutiérrez Tobal
"Explainable artificial intelligence applied to cardiac signals: beyond the buzz term"
Ana Mincholé
"Electrocardiographic signals and computational models for the understanding of cardiac diseases"
Ronney B. Panerai
"Looking deeper into cerebral blood flow regulation"
James Kilner
"Predictive coding and interoception"