Main Announcement
2 C ONTINENTAL C ONGRESS
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OF DERMATOLOGY
O F T H E I NTE R N AT I O N A L
S O C I E T Y O F D E R M ATO L O G Y
4 R USSIAN C ONGRESS
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OF D ERMATOVENEREOLOGY
St. Petersburg, Russia 6 - 9 July 2011
www.ccd2011.org
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Important Information q 1
Congress Secretariat q 1
Key Dates q 1
Committees q 2
Welcome Letter q 3
Programme Schedule q 4
Preliminary Programme q 5
Registration q 8
Accommodation q 9
General Information q 10
St. Petersburg q 12
Social Events, Tours q 14
List of Sponsors q 14
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
CONGRESS SECRETARIAT
GUARANT International / CCD 2011
Opletalova 22, 110 00 Prague 1
Czech Republic
Phone: +420 284 001 444
Fax: +420 284 001 448
E-mail: ccd2011@guarant.cz
Website: www.guarant.cz
Congress website: www.ccd2011.org
KEY DATES
20 APRIL 2011
Early Registration Deadline
APRIL 2011
Abstract Acceptance / Rejection Decisions
31 MAY 2011
Late Registration Deadline
FROM 1 JUNE 2011
On-site Registration applies
6 – 9 JULY 2011
CCD 2011 Congress
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COMMITTEES
LOCAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Anna Kubanova, MD
Congress President
Alexey Kubanov, MD
Local Scientific Committee Chair
Andrey Bakulev, MD
Valery Dubenskiy, MD
Denis Zaslavsky, MD
Andrey Lvov, MD
Nikolay Kungurov, MD
Irina Lesnaya, MD
Vitaly Okhlopkov, MD
Yuri Prelamutrov, MD
Konstantin Raznatovskiy, MD
Alexey Samtsov, MD
Evgeny Sokolovskiy, MD
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Francisco Kerdel, MD
ISD President
Evangeline Handog, MD
ISD Secretary-General
Luna Azulay-Abulafia, MD
ISD Assistant Secretary-General
George Reizner, MD
ISD Treasurer
Jana Hercogová, MD
ISD Communications Committee Chair
Jean Bolognia, MD
ISD Membership Committee Chair
Keyvan Nouri, MD
Scientific Committee Chair
Nelly Konnikov, MD
Scientific Committee Vice-Chair
Torello Lotti, MD
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WELCOME LETTER
The International Society of Dermatology and the Russian Society
of Dermatology cordially invite you to actively participate
in the 2nd Continental Congress of Dermatology / 4th Russian Congress
of Dermatovenereology, which is to be held in St. Petersburg,
Russia from 6 July to 9 July 2011.
This event will give you a unique chance to meet many colleagues –
specialists in dermatology, cosmetology and other related fields
in the beautiful city of St. Petersburg.
As the destination of the event was chosen St. Petersburg;
a beautiful and fascinating place and one of the most historically significant
cities all over Europe. Since 1991 the Historic Centre of Saint Petersburg
and Related Groups of Monuments in St. Petersburg have been listed
by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
The Congress venue will be the Taurida Palace which is conveniently
situated in the centre of Saint Petersburg. The building is an example
of the XVIII century classicism. The Taurida Palace has one of the largest
plenary hall in Saint Petersburg optimal for holding large international
congresses. The Gala Dinner with unique cultural programme will be held
in one of the most representative venues in the city.
We trust that this event will be an exciting and memorable one both
scientifically and socially and look very much forward to welcoming
you in St. Petersburg in July 2011.
Prof. Anna Kubanova, MD Prof. Francisco Kerdel, MD
Congress President ISD President
Prof. Alexey Kubanov, MD Prof. Jana Hercogová, MD
Local Scientific Committee Chair ISD Communications Committee Chair
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PROGRAMME SCHEDULE
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PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME
Thursday, 7 July 2011
09:15–10:00, Hall B SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM: UCB
S PEAKERS : E. R. Aravijskaya, N. G. Kochergin
10:30–12:00, Hall B SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM: RANBAXY
Severe Acne? You have a solution!
12:30–17:00, Hall B SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM: VITILIGO RESEARCH FOUNDATION
Vitiligo World Symposium
15:30–17:00, Hall A A1: Community Dermatology, Global Warming
C HAIRPERSONS : Terence Ryan (UK), Aldo Morrone (Italy), Alexey Kubanov (Russia)
Terence Ryan (UK): TBA
Aldo Morrone (Italy): TBA
17:00–17:30, Hall A MARIA DURAN LECTURE
C HAIRPERSONS : TBA
Suzanne Olbricht (USA): TBA
17:30–19:00, Hall A SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM: DEKA
DEKA Intelligent Technologies: Experts from the Start
17:30–19:00, Hall B SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM: JNJ
Scientific Promenade with Stelara
19:00–20:00, Hall A OPENING CEREMONY
C HAIRPERSONS : Anna Kubanova (Russia), Torello Lotti (Italy)
Friday, 8 July 2011
08:30–09:30, Hall A A2: Infections of the Skin
C HAIRPERSONS : Luna Azulay (Brazil), Michael Skerlev (Croatia), Uladzimir Adaskevich (Belarus)
Tatiana Sokolova (Russia): Life cycle of Sarcoptes scabiei as basis for diagnosis, treatment and prevention of scabies
Iryna Tsikhanouskaya (Belarus): Tinea capitis: clinical forms and treatment
Rokea el-Azhary (USA): Infection or neutrophilic dermatosis? Instructive cases from Mayo
Olivera Welsh (USA): Deep Mycetoma
Yahya Dowlati (Iran): Update on Leishmaniasis
08:30–09:30, Hall B Rapid Communication 1
C HAIRPERSONS : Anna Kubanova (Russia), Nellie Konnikov (USA), Norbert Wikonkal (Hungary)
09:30–11:00, Hall A A3: Skin Cancer
C HAIRPERSONS : Jean Bolognia (USA), Joseph Pace (Malta), Valery Dubenskiy (Russia)
Svetlana Kluchareva (Russia): Cutaneous precancers – frequency, assessment of risk of malignant transformation, and treatment
Igor Reshetov (Russia): Early diagnosis and surgical treatment of cutaneous malignancies
Susan Aquilina (Malta): Vitamin D and cutaneous malignancy
Sibel Alper (Turkey): Unusual cutaneous malignancies
Joseph Pace (Malta): Looking for melanoma
09:30–11:00, Hall B B1: Laser
C HAIRPERSONS : Keyvan Nouri (USA), Klaus Fritz (Germany), Medhat Malek (Jordan)
Richard Rox Anderson (USA): Lasers for the treatment of Fat
Martin Kassir (USA): Laser Complications
Murad Alam (USA): Body Tightening
Klaus Fritz (Germany): TBA
Medhat Malek (Jordan): TBA
11:15–12:45, Hall A A4: Acne
C HAIRPERSONS : Klaus Wolff (Austria), Dušan Buchvald (Slovakia), Alexey Samtsov (Russia)
Elena Aravijskaya (Russia): Mild acne: further insight into pathogenesis and treatment
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11:15–12:45, Hall B B2: Fundamentals of Dermatologic Surgery
C HAIRPERSONS : Suzanne Olbricht (USA), Heidi Waldorf (USA)
12:45–14:15, Hall A SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM: ASTELLAS PHARMA EUROPE
Protopic – state-of-the-art topical drug for long-term control of atopic dermatitis
12:45–14:15, Hall B SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM: GSK
Acne: new opportunities for treatment.
P RESENTERS : E. Aravijskaya, A. Ivanov, A. Lvov
14:15–15:45, Hall A A5: Psoriasis
C HAIRPERSONS : Francisco Kerdel (USA), Juraj Pec (Slovakia), Vitaly Okhlopkov (Russia)
Vitaly Okhlopkov (Russia): Clinical and morphological features of psoriasis during therapy
Muza Kokhan (Russia): Reasoning for therapeutic modes choice for psoriasis patients
Juraj Pec (Slovakia): TBA
Francisco Kerdel (USA): Biologics and Psoriasis
Carlo Ricotti (USA): Update on Psoriasis
14:15–15:45, Hall B B3: Botulinum Toxin
C HAIRPERSONS : Doris Hexsel (Brazil), Fariba Ghalamkar Pour (Iran), Andreas Katsambas (Greece)
Fariba Ghalamkar Pour (Iran): TBA
Marina Landau (Israel): TBA
Andreas Katsambas (Greece): TBA
Doris Hexsel (Brazil): Botulinum toxins in the lower face
16:00–17:30, Hall A A6: Pigmentary Disorders
C HAIRPERSONS : Torello Lotti (Italy), Evangeline Handog (Philippines), Konstantin Raznatovskiy (Russia)
Evangeline Handog (Philippines): Facing the Melasma Challenge
Pierre Wolkenstein (France): Systemic diseases and pigmentary alterations
Martin Kassir (USA): Black and Blue Lesions
Torello Lotti (Italy): New treatments for white spots
Jana Hercogová (Czech Republic): Quality of life and patients associations
Karin Uta Schallreuter (UK): Treatments with climatotherapy at Dead Sea
16:00–17:30, Hall B B4: Fillers
C HAIRPERSONS : Hassan Galadari (United Arab Emirates), Costas Demetriou (Cyprus), Ronni Wolf (Israel)
Ronni Wolf (Israel): Welcome and Introduction
Hassan Galadari (United Arab Emirates): Deconstructing Beauty
Ronni Wolf (Israel): Soft Tissue Augmentation: Where to Put It and What's Available
Marina Landau (Israel): Fillers and volumizers for the periorbital and malar area
Heidi Waldorf (USA): Fillers and volumizers for the lower face
Nellie Konnikov (USA): Soft Tissue augmentation in special patients
Babar Rao (USA): Histopathology of Fillers
Saturday, 9 July 2011
08:30–10:00, Hall A A7: Psychodermatology / Pruritus
C HAIRPERSONS : Jacek Szepietowski (Poland), Irina Lesnaya (Russia), Andrey Lvov (Russia)
Sonja Staender (Germany): Role of Substance P in pruritus induction and therapy of chronic pruritus
Kenji Takamori (Japan): The mechanisms and managements of intractable itch in atopic dermatitis
Uwe Gieler (Germany): Somatoform Itch – Diagnostic and Therapy
Jacek Szepietowski (Poland): Measurements of itch
Dennis Linder (Italy): Psychosocial Aspects of Hair Diseases
Andrey Lvov (Russia): To a problem of integrative classification of psychosomatic disorders in Dermatology
08:30–09:30, Hall B Rapid Communication 2
C HAIRPERSONS : Mirna Šitum (Croatia), Mohammed Amer (Egypt), Nikolay Kungurov (Russia)
10:00–11:00, Hall A A8: Hair and Nails
C HAIRPERSONS : Robert Schwartz (USA), Nikolaj Tsankov (Bulgaria), Yuri Perlamutrov (Russia)
Andrey Bozhchenko (Russia): Pilo-sebaceous complex involvement in alopecia areata:
dermatohistopathological, histochemical and immunomorphological study
Lyubov Kotrekchova (Russia): Diagnostic and treatment features of onychomycosis
in patients with chronic dermatosis
Nikolaj Tsankov (Bulgaria): TBA
Carmen Salavastru (Romania): TBA
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09:30–11:00, Hall B B5: Photodynamic Therapy in Medical and Cosmetic Dermatology
C HAIRPERSONS : Nellie Konnikov (USA), Fernanda Sakamoto (USA)
Nellie Konnikov (USA): PDT for AKs and prevention of NMSC
Fernanda Sakamoto (USA): Acne and Skin rejuvenation
Luiz G. M. Castro (Brazil): Adverse events of MAL and ALA-PDT
Rolf-Markus Szeimies (Germany): PDT for inflammatory skin conditions
Rox Anderson (USA): Advances and New Technologies
11:15–12:45, Hall A A9: Atopic and Contact Dermatitis
C HAIRPERSONS : Alberto Giannetti (Italy), Lisa Garner (USA), Andrey Bakulev (Russia)
Jana Kazandjieva (Bulgaria): The New Faces of Contact Dermatitis
Andrea Cavani (Italy): TBA
N. Novak (Germany): TBA
Lisa Garner (USA): TBA
Alberto Giannetti (Italy): TBA
11:15–12:45, Hall B B6: Dermoscopy
C HAIRPERSONS : Nadezda Vojackova (Czech Republic), Ioannides Demetrios (Greece), Osvaldo Correia (Portugal)
Ioannides Demetrios (Greece): TBA
Osvaldo Correia (Portugal): The role of digital dermoscopy to follow pigmented lesions
14:15–15:45, Hall A A10: Venereology
C HAIRPERSONS : George Sorin Tiplica (Romania), Evgeny Sokolovskiy (Russia)
Tatiana Krasnoselskikh (Russia): Modern syphilis: old problem and new challenges
Savicheva Alevtina (Russia): Quality validation of diagnostic PCR systems produced in Russia using internationally
acknowledged standarts
14:15–15:45, Hall B B7: Derm Path
C HAIRPERSONS : Lawrence Gibson (USA), George Reizner (USA), Dmitry Kazakov (Czech Republic)
George Reizner (USA): Case Presentation
Lawrence Gibson (USA): Case Presentation
Dmitry Kazakov (Czech Republic): Case Presentation
David Mehregan (USA): Case Presentation
Darius Mehregan (USA): Case Presentation
Michal Michal (Czech Republic): Case Presentation
Denisa Kacerovska (Czech Republic): Case Presentation
16:00–17:30, Hall A A11: What's New in Dermatovenereology?
C HAIRPERSONS : Bruce Thiers (USA), Michael Tharp (USA), Jana Hercogová (Czech Republic)
Bruce Thiers (USA): TBA
Michael Tharp (USA): TBA
Jana Hercogová (Czech Republic): TBA
16:00–17:30, Hall B B8: Pediatric Dermatology
C HAIRPERSONS : Andris Rubins (Latvia), Klara Martinaskova (Slovakia), Denis Zaslavsky (Russia)
Andris Rubins (Latvia): Therapy of Atopic Dermatitis in children
Alain Taieb (France): New advances in DNA repair diseases
Uladzimir Adaskevich (Belarus): Diagnosis and management of neonatal and infantile erythroderma
Andreas Katsambas (Greece): What’s new in the treatment of pediatric dermatology?
Zsuzsanna Szalai (Hungary): Insights into phacomatoses
Pierre Vabres (France): TBA
17:30–18:15, Hall A CLOSING CEREMONY
C HAIRPERSONS : Anna Kubanova (Russia), Torello Lotti (Italy)
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REGISTRATION
Access to all Congress activities requires registration. Participants are encouraged to register in
advance in order to benefit from early registration fees (deadline is 20 April 2011).
You can register by a secure on-line system via the Congress website www.ccd2011.org
CONFIRMATION
If your completed Registration Form and payment or proof of payment are received by the
Congress Organizer before June 30, 2011, you will receive a written confirmation of your registration
by e-mail. Registration Forms received after June 30, 2011 will not be confirmed and registration will
therefore take place on-site at the Congress venue.
Early registration fees will only be accepted if the Registration form and the payment are
received by the Congress organizer by 20 April 2011.
Please present your Registration confirmation letter to pick up your congress materials
at the Registration Desk.
REGISTRATION FEES
Type / Deadline Early Late On-site
by 20 April 2011 by 31 May 2011 after 1 June 2011
Dermatologist (MD)
ISD Member 320 EUR 350 EUR 390 EUR
Non - member 420 EUR 450 EUR 490 EUR
Residents
ISD Member 200 EUR 250 EUR 300 EUR
Non - member 280 EUR 330 EUR 380 EUR
Students/Nurses* 180 EUR 230 EUR 280 EUR
Accompanying persons 100 EUR 150 EUR 200 EUR
*Student must attach a copy of their student ID and signed certificate from their department head or supervisor
Registration Fee Includes:
q Admission to all Scientific Sessions
q Admission to the Commercial Exhibition and Satellite Symposia
q Opening Ceremony on 7 July 2011
q Welcome Cocktail on 7 July 2011
q Coffee-breaks during the Congress
q Closing Ceremony on 9 July 2011
Accompanying Person's Fee Includes:
q Admission to the Commercial Exhibition
q Opening Ceremony on 7 July 2011
q Welcome Cocktail on 7 July 2011
q Closing Ceremony on 9 July 2011
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PAYMENT
Registration fees must be paid in EUR by one of the following methods:
q CREDIT CARD
Accepted cards: MasterCard/Eurocard, VISA, Diners Club and American Express
Please use the On-line Payment System available after login or fill in a Credit Card Authorization
Form. Fax it signed (+420 284 001 448) or send a scanned copy by email (ccd2011@guarant.cz) to the
Congress Secretariat.
q BANK TRANSFER
Bank name: âeskoslovenská obchodní banka
Bank address: Na Pfiíkopû 18, 110 00 Prague 1, Czech Republic
SWIFT/BIC: CEKOCZPP
Account name: GUARANT International spol. s r.o.
Account number: 478533893/0300
IBAN: CZ69 0300 0000 0004 7853 3893
Details of payment: CCD 2011 / your name
The participant's name should be clearly legible otherwise the payment cannot be identified.
All payments made by a bank transfer have to be net of all bank charges. Please note that all bank
charges must be fully covered by the participant.
To simplify the identification of your payment please enclose a copy of your bank transfer with the
registration form and send it to the Congress Secretariat by fax: +420 284 001 448.
CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS
The Congress Secretariat must be notified in writing about the cancellation of the registration. The
appropriate refunds will be made after the Congress. The following cancellation conditions apply:
Cancellations received by Refund
q 20 April 2011 full refund of the registration fee less 30 EUR handling fee
q from 21 April till 31 May 2011 less 20% of registration fee
q on 1 June 2011 or after no refund
NAME CHANGE
If you should be prevented from attending, you will be given the opportunity to send a colleague
in your place. Name changes should be notified in writing to Congress Secretariat. A handling fee of
20 EUR will be charged for each name change.
ACCOMMODATION
A number of hotels of various categories at reduced rates will be available for participants of
CCD2011. A list of hotels and reservation, payment and cancellation conditions are available at the
website www.ccd2011.org.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
q CITY TRANSPORT INFORMATION
One trip by metro costs 22 Rubles regardless of the distance (or 0.8 US Dollars), by bus -
up to 22 Rubles (or 0.8 US Dollars) depending on the bus line, but also regardless of the distance.
Metro trains run daily from 05.30 am until 00.45 am. Note also that at the intersection of lines the
station may have two separate names, one for each line.
Metro tokens or cards can be purchased at any metro station.
q CREDIT CARDS
The most widespread are VISA and MasterCard payment systems. Diners' Club and American
Express cards are rarely accepted. You can withdraw cash by card either at big banks or at ATM
machines; the commission is lower when taking out money in rubles.
q CURRENCY / EXCHANGE
The national currency in Russia is Ruble (RUB). According to Russian laws, payments in cash are
only possible in local currency, foreign currency cannot be accepted.
You can exchange EUR or USD at the airport, in hotels, banks or exchange offices. You can also
withdraw local currency from ATM machines which are available everywhere.
1 EUR is approx. 39 Rubles, 1 USD is approx. 28 Rubles (as of March 2011). Never change money
on the street to avoid being victimized by swindlers.
q EMERGENCY PHONE
In case of emergency you may dial +7-921-961-1845 (24 hours).
q EXHIBITION
Exhibits of pharmaceutical and product companies, medical publishers and scientific societies will
be available at the time of the Congress.
q INFORMATION ABOUT RUSSIA
Usefull information is available at the website www.visitrussia.com.
q INSURANCE
The organizers do not accept responsibility for individual medical, travel or personal insurance.
All participants are strongly advised to obtain their own personal insurance before travelling to the
Congress.
q INTERNET
Internet facilities will be available during the Congress for all registered participants.
q OFFICIAL CONGRESS LANGUAGE
The official language of the CCD2011 Congress will be English and simultaneous translation
(Russian – English) will be provided.
q POWER SUPPLY.
Electricity in Russia is 220-volt current. Plugs are European Standard with two round pins.
q PROGRAMME CHANGES
The organizers cannot assume liability for any changes in the programme due to external
or unforeseen circumstances.
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q REGISTRATION AT THE VENUE
On-site registration will take place in the Congress Venue. Congress documents and bags cannot be
guaranteed for those participants registering on-site.
q SMOKING POLICY
For the comfort and health of all participants, smoking is not permitted at any official function.
This includes scientific sessions, business and similar meetings, meal functions and also the registration
areas & foyers. If you are a smoker, please contact the on-site staff for information regarding
designated smoking areas within the Congress venue.
q TIME DIFFERENCE in Saint-Petersburg is plus 3 hours to Greenwich.
q TIPPING
Tips are expected between 10 - 15%.
q VAT
The Russian legislation requires that all congress costs (e.g. registration fees, accommodations)
include the VAT. In case the VAT rate changes, the change will be automatically applied to services
ordered.
q VENUE
Congress venue is Taurida Palace (in Russian Tavrichesky Palace), address: 47 Shpalernaya Ulitsa,
193015 St. Petersburg.
The Palace is conveniently situated in the centre of St. Petersburg, close to the Smolny Cathedral
and other historical landmarks. The nearest metro station is “Chernyshevskaya”.
Please note that the venue is the federal building and as such has got special security
arrangements. Each person entering the building must have the official congress badge and must
follow security check handled by the Federal Security Service staff.
q VISA
For information on visa procedure please visit the Congress website www.ccd2011.org.
q WEATHER
July weather in St. Petersburg is usually quite pleasant and mild with temperatures between
20°C – 25°C. However, evenings can be cooler and rainy, so we suggest you bring a light coat and
an umbrella. The magical time of White Nights (approx. 19 hours of daylight) makes you feel like
you are in a fairy tale.
The current weather conditions you can find at www.weather.com.
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ST. PETERSBURG
Saint-Petersburg is an attractive city for conducting business, living ones life, for studies and
for relaxation. It is quite a cosmopolitan city in Russia, and is viewed as being safe and tolerant,
with a cultural and night life. The city has about 8 thousand sights of interest and more than
a thousand cultural establishments, including museums, theatres, concert-halls, exhibitions and
cinemas.
Saint-Petersburg has been rightfully included among the most beautiful cities of Europe.
Its historical centre, palaces and park ensembles in the suburbs have been included in the list
of the objects protected for world heritage by UNESCO. The city of the White Nights, one built
on abundant waters and with many bridges, occupies the first place among Russia cities and one
of the first of those in the world. All of this makes for an attractive tourist centre which is highly
appreciated by guests from all over the world.
q LOCATION:
Eastern Europe, the Eastern shore of the Baltic Sea (Gulf of Finland)
q TIME ZONE:
GMT +3, Eastern +8
q FOUNDED:
16 (27) May 1703
q POPULATION:
4 million 750 thousand (as of January 1998)
q HOW DOES ST. PETERSBURG COMPARE?
The most Northern city in the world with a population over 1 million
q AREA:
1400 square kilometers
q MAIN RIVER:
Neva. The city is located in the delta of the Neva River on numerous islands, a fact which promp-
ted some observers to call it "The City on 101 Islands"
q MAIN NATURAL PHENOMENA:
White Nights, Floods
q ORIGIN OF THE NAME:
Named in honor of St. Peter and not Peter the Great, the founder of the city. The name can be
translated as "The City of St. Peter". St. Petersburg, FL was named in honor of St. Petersburg, Russia
by Russian-born railroad builder Piotr Dementyev (Peter Demens)
q NAME CHANGES:
May 1703 – August 1914 St. Petersburg
August 1914 – February 1924 Petrograd
February 1924 – July 1991 Leningrad
July 1991 – Present St. Petersburg
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q NICKNAMES:
"The Venice of the North" (referring to St. Petersburg's many rivers and canals)
"The Palmyra of the North"
"The Northern Capital of Russia" (referring to the centuries-old rivalry between St. Petersburg
and Moscow)
q SYMBOLS:
the Angel with a Cross (weather-vane on top of the Peter and Paul Cathedral)
the Little Ship – Korablik (weather-vane on top of the Admiralty tower)
q THE SEAL:
A sea anchor and a river anchor with a scepter – a symbol of royal power – on a red field.
q MAIN CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS:
The Hermitage Museum
The Mariinsky Opera and Ballet Theater
The Imperial palace and park ensemble at Peterhof
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SOCIAL EVENTS
OPENING CEREMONY
THURSDAY, 7 JULY 2011
19:00 – 20:00
Hall A
Included in the registration fee for delegates and registered accompanying persons.
WELCOME COCKTAIL
THURSDAY, 7 JULY 2011
20:00 – 21:30
Exhibition Area
Included in the registration fee for delegates and registered accompanying persons.
GALA DINNER
FRIDAY, 8 JULY 2011
20:00 – 23:00
Seated Dinner with music.
Tickets are to be purchased extra, details on prices and conditions available
at the congress website www.ccd2011.org.
TOURS
Special tours and excursions have been arranged exclusively for the Delegates and Accompanying
persons at the CCD 2011.
More information about tours (detailed information, payment and cancellation policies, etc.) is
available on the Congress website: www.ccd2011.org.
LIST OF SPONSORS
GENERAL SPONSOR PLATINUM SPONSOR
SILVER SPONSOR BRONZE SPONSOR
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