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  第八屆國際精神疾病流行病學會學術研討會

	VIII CONGRESS OF THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF
		PSYCHIATRIC EPIDEMIOLOGY

	Main theme：Genome and Envirome, Roles and Interaction
		in Psychiatric Epidemiology

		March 6（Saturday）—9（Tuesday）, 1999

		Venue：Academia	Sinica International Centre

	時　　間：三月六日（星期六）至三月九日（星期二）

	地　　點：本院學術活動中心

	主辦單位：生物醫學科學研究所

	聯 絡 人：鄭泰安研究員，電話：2789-9119；
		  傳真：2782-3047；E-mail：ifpe1999@gate.
		  sinica.edu.tw

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			Congress Schedule

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│  Saturday 6	│  Sunday 7  │   Monday 8   │  Tuesday 9 │
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│From 08:30	│From 08:30  │From 08:30    │From 08:30  │
│Registration	│Registration│Registration  │Registration│
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│9:00-10:30	│09:00-10:30 │09:00-10:40   │09:00-10:40 │
│Workshop1	│PLENARY 3   │PLENARY	5     │Parallel 4  │
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│11:00-12:30	│11:10-12:50 │11:10-12:50   │11:10-12:30 │
│Workshop 2	│PLENARY 4   │Parallel      │PLENARY	6   │
│		│	      │sessions(III) │Closing	    │
│		│	      │	      │session	    │
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│14:00-14:30	│14:10-15:30 │FREE AFTERNOON│	    │
│Opening	│Parallel    │Congress Tour │	    │
│ceremony	│session（I）│To	      │	    │
├───────┼──────┤National      │	    │
│14:30-15:45	│16:00-17:20 │Palace	      │	    │
│PLENARY 1	│Parallel    │Museum	      │	    │
│		│sessions(II)│	      │	    │
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│16:15-17:55	│17:30-19:00 │	      │	    │
│PLENARY 2	│IFPE Gen.   │	      │	    │
│		│Assembly    │	      │	    │
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		Scientific Program（學術節目表）

	Saturday 6 March
	￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣
	From 08:30  Registration for Congress and Workshop

	09:00-10:30 Workshop on	methods	in genetic epidemiolo-
		    gy：1　J. Breitner & J. Niederhiser

	11:00-12:30 Workshop on	methods	in genetic epidemiolo-
		    gy：2　J. Breitner & J. Niederhiser

	14:00-14:30 Opening ceremony: addresses	of welcome

		    Y. T. Lee- President, Academia Sinica

		    K. K. Wu- Director,	Institute of Biomedical
		    Studies

		    C. S. Chan-	Director, Department of	Health

		    B. Cooper- President, IFPE

	14:30-15:45 Plenary 1：Genome and envirome：roles and
		    interaction

		    Genome and envirome：roles and interaction
		   （I）

		    Chair: B. Cooper（UK）

		    S. Rose（UK）	Moving on from old
					dichotomies: beyond
					nature-nurture
					towards	a lifeline
					perspective.

		    J.C. Anthony（USA）	Genome and envirome:
					origins	of the
					concepts and a plan
					for psychiatric
					enviromics.

		    R. Ottman（USA）	Gene-environment
					interaction in
					neuropsychiatric
					disorders

       16:15-17:55  Plenary 2：Development, vulnerability and
					impairment over	the
					life-span

		    Co chairing: L. Robins（USA）　　
				 C. C. Hsu（Taiwan）

		    R. Plomin（USA/UK）	 Genetic and envir-
					 onmental influences
					 on cognitive
					 abilities and disab-
					 ilities throughout
					 the life-span.

		    H. Kunugi（Japan）	 Perinatal complicat-
					ions and schizophrenia.

		    D. Goldberg（UK）	 Vulnerability factors
					 for common mental
					 disorders.

		    L. Whalley（UK）	 Environmental risk
					 factors for late life
					 dementia.


	Sunday 7 March
	￣￣￣￣￣￣￣
	09:00-10:40  Plenary 3：Gene-environment interaction in
		     psychiatric aetiology

		     Co-chairing: R. Murray（UK）　　Lopez Ibor
				（Spain）

		     M.	T. Tsuang（USA）   Schizophrenia, genes
					   and environment.

		     S.	Torgersen（Norway）A twin study	of the
					   genetics of personal-
					   ity disorders.

		     A.	Heath（USA）	   Analysing the inter-
					   play	of genetic and
					   environmental risk
					   factors in the
					   aetiology of	alcohol
					   dependence.

		     J.	Breitner（USA）	   Genetic and environ-
					   mental factors in
					   Alzheimer disease：
					   a model for the
					   aetiological	study
					   of complex chronic
					   diseases.
	11:10-12:50  Plenary 4：Epidemiology and mental-health
		     service evaluation

		     Co-chairing: R. Sadoun（France）　E. K.
				  Yeh（Taiwan）

		     M.	Tansella（Italy）   Evaluation of
					    mental-health
					    services, based
					    on evidence	and
					    on ethical
					    principles:	the
					    Italian experience.

		     H.	Herrman（Australia）Quality-of-life
					    assessment and
					    mental-health
					    service
					    evaluation.

		     G.	Thornicroft（UK）   The	PRISM psychosis
					    study.

		     G.	Whelan（Australia） Rational service
					    development	for the
					    management of
					    substance abuse
					    problems.

	 14:00-15:30 Parallel sessions（I）

		     I A. Population-genetic, twin & adoption
					    studies

		     Chair：R. Ottman（USA）

		     A.	F. Jorm(Australia)  Molecular psychia-
					    tric epidemiology：
					    an overview	of
					    three Australian
					    studies.

		     W.	J. Chen（Taiwan）   Genetic and
					    environmental
					    influences on
					    schizotypy in
					    young twins.

		     I.	Hickie（Australia） Unique genetic and
					    environmental
					    determinants of
					    prolonged fatigue：
					    a twin study.

		     J.	E. Wells（N. Zealand）A	comparison of
					    the	power of two
					    adoption study
					    designs.

		     I B.　Biology of functional psychoses

		     Chair：F. Ferrero（Switzerland）

		     W.	Maier（Germany）    Family-genetic
					    basis of
					    schizophrenia

		     A.	Jablensky（Australia）Reproductive
					     pathology and
					     offspring
					     outcome in
					     women with
					     schizophrenia
					     and affective
					     psychoses.
					     Genetic
					     vulnerability
					     or	environmental
					     risk?

		     M.	Marcelis（Netherlands）Obstetric comp-
					     lications and
					     familial morbid
					     risk of
					     psychiatric
					     disorder

		     A.	Fenton（Switzerland）Assortative mating
					     in	bipolar
					     disorder.

		     M.	Preisig(Switzerland) Association
					     between bipolar
					     disorder and
					     monoamine oxidase
					     A gene poly-
					     morphisms.

		     I C. Substance abuse disorders 1：
		     population	patterns

		     Chair：A. Heath（USA）

		     P.	Corten（Belgium）     National reports
					      of the Minimum
					      Psychiatric
					      Summary
					      data record in
					      Belgium（1996-1997）

		     P.	C. Yang（Taiwan）     A	prospective
					      study on
					      adolescent
					      substance-use
					      disorder
					      in Taiwan.

		     J.	Ahmadi（Iran）	      Heroin and opium
					      dependency in Iran.

		     H.	H. Chen（Taiwan）     A	new approach on
					      risk factors of
					      adolescent
					      substance
					      use disorder in
					      Taiwan.

		     I D. Mental disorders of late life	1

		     Chair：J. Breitner（USA）

		     K.	Kamath（India）	       Psychogeriatric
					       disorders in a
					       developing
					       country over a
					       decade.

		     X.	H. Liu（China）	       An epidemiolo-
					       gical study of
					       senile dementia
					       in Chengdu area,
					       China.

		     S.	Rajkumar	       Education and
		      （India/ Australia）     dementia：
					       findings	from
					       an urban	study
					       IN Chennai,
					       India.


		      M. Angermeyer（Germany） Reducing
					       selection bias
					       in prevalence
					       studies of
					       dementia.

		      I	E.　Field surveys across the world 1：
		      prevalence

		      Chair：H.	Herrman	（Australia）

		      C. Fones（Singapore）    The mental
					       health of a
					       nation: a study
					       of the Singapore
					       population.

		      T. P. Su（Taiwan）	Epidemiological
						study of
						insomnia in a
						rural community
						of Taiwan.

		      F. Chapireau（France）	The French
						population
						survey of
						handicaps,
						disabilities
						and dependence.

		      J. Reggers（Belgium）	Lifetime
						prevalence of
						DSM-IV
						disorders in
						the Liege
						study：
						preliminary
						results.

  　　　　　　　　　　Poster session（I）

		      16:00-17:20 Parallel sessions（II）

		      II A.　Schizophrenia 1：risk factors and
					      associations

		      Chair：M.	T. Tsuang（USA）

		      G. Parker（Australia）	Season of birth
						of those with
						schizophrenia
						in Singapore：
						an equatorial
						study.

		      T. Sasaki（Japan）	Does type of
						feeding	during
						infancy	affect
						the later
						development of
						schizophrenia?

		      H. Freeman（UK）		Schizophrenia
						and city life.

		      N. Buhrich Australia）	Prevalence and
						co-morbidity of
						schizophrenia
						among
						homeless
						persons	in
						Sydney.

		      II B.　Affective disorders 1：prevalence
						 and outcome

		      Chair：P.	Munk-Jorgensen（Denmark）

		      E. Kringlen（Norway）    Depression from
					       an historical
					       epidemiological
					       point of	view

		      B. Vicente（Chile）      Depression in
					       field studies

		      P. Casey（Ireland）      Outcome of
					       Depression
					       International
					       Network（ODIN）：
					       background,
					       methods and
					       field trials.

		      O. S. Dalgard（Norway）  Outcome of
					       Depression
					       International
					       network（ODIN）：
					       preliminary
					       results from
					       Norway.

		      II C.　Substance abuse disorders 2：risk
					       factors

		      Chair：H.N. Lin（Taiwan）

		      J. Knop（Denmark）       Predictors of
					       alcoholism in
					       sons of
					       alcoholics at
					       age 30. A
					       Danish longi-
					       tudinal high-
					       risk study.

		      M. Bolognini（Switzerland）Influence of
						life events on
						dependent
						behaviours: a
						comparison of
			drug addicts and eating-disorder patients
						with normal
						controls.

		      I. Loginov（Russia）	Economic crisis
						as an environ-
						mental factor
						influencing
						incidence of
						drug addiction.

		      J. Horton（USA）		Assessing psy-
						chiatric
						disorders among
						drug users：
						reliability of
						the revised DIS
						-IV.

		      II D.　Mental disorders of late life 2

		      Chair：S.	Rajkumar（Australia）

		      S. Krishnaswamy（Malaysia）Prevalence of
						 psychiatric
						 morbidity in
						 the Malaysian
						 elderly.

		      M. Y. Chong（Taiwan）	 Prevalence and
						 socio-
						 demographic
						 correlates of
						 old-age
						 depression in
						 the community
						 in Taiwan.

		      C. C. Chen Taiwan）	 Social	support
						 and old-age
						 depression in
						 a Taiwan
						 community.

		      R. Mateos（Spain）	 Relationship
						 between mental
						 illness, self-
						 perceived
						 health	and
						 social	condit-
						 ions. The
						 Galician
						 Survey	of
						 Mental	Health
						 of the	Elder-
						 ly.

		      II E.　Field surveys across the world 2：
						 socio-cultural
						 aspects

		      Chair：H.	Rin（Taiwan）

		      S. Sharma（India）	 Prevalence of
						 mental	disord-
						 ers in	con-
						 rasting ethnic
						 groups	in Goa,
						 India.

		      P. Y. Lin（Taiwan）	 Neighbourhood
						 experience and
						 mental	health.

		      D. Castille（USA）	 Utility of
						 ethnopsychia-
						 tric methods
						 for psychiat-
						 ric epidemiol-
						 ogical
						 research:
						 measuring
						 mental	illness
						 among Mayan
						 Indians.

		      L. Andrade（Brazil）	 The effect of
						 immigration on
						 MPM of	Chinese
						 community in
						 Brazil.

		      II F.　Childhood & adolescent disorders 1
			     ：population patterns

		      Chair：Y.	Nakane（Japan）

		      J. Sengupta（India）	 Prevalence of
						 conduct disor-
						 der in	school-
						 children in an
						 urban area: an
						 epidemiolog-
						 ical study.

		      D. Spady（Canada）	 Patterns of
						 mental	disord-
						 er in Alberta
						 schoolchildren
						 aged 0-17
						 years as deter-
						 mined using
						 diagnoses
						 provided from
						 physicians'
						 billing data.

		      E. Serfaty（Argentina）	 Youthful
						 affective
						 disorders.

		      O. Halfon（Switzerland）	 Drug abuse and
						 eating	disord-
						 ers

	 17:30-19:00 IFPE General Assembly

	 Monday	8 March
	 ￣￣￣￣￣￣￣
	 09:00-10:40 Plenary 5：International collaborative
		     research

		     Co-chairing：N. Sartorius（Switzerland）　　　
				  C. C.	Chen（Taiwan）

		     D.	Wiersma（Netherlands）	 The Internat-
						 ional Study of
						 Schizophrenia
						（ISOS）：long-
						 term course
						 and outcome.

		     M.	Prince（UK）		 Review	of
						 existing
						 epidemiolo-
						 gical
						 research into
						 dementia
						 and AD	in
						 developing
						 countries, and
						 future
						 research
						 priorities.

		     A.	Cheng（Taiwan）		 Cross-cultural
						 studies of
						 mental	disord-
						 ers: review
						 and
						 reassessment.

		     A.	Mann（UK）		 Primary care
						 psychiatry in
						 the developing
						 world.

	11:10-12:50  Parallel sessions（III）

		     III A.　Schizophrenia 2：onset, course and
			     outcome

		     Chair：M. Gomez-Beneyto（Spain）

		     J.	Vazquez-Barquero（Spain）Clinical
						 relevance of
						 premorbid
						 adjustment in
						 first-episode
						 schizophrenia:
						 a three-year
						 follow-up.

		     K.	Maurer（Germany）	 Onset,	prodro-
						 mal phase and
						 early course
						 of schizoph-
						 renia：new
						 results from
						 the ABC study.

		     H.	G. Hwu（Taiwan）	 Subtyping of
						 schizophrenia:
						 the possibi-
						 lity of a
						 phenomenolog-
						 ical follow-up
						 approach.

		     M.	Giron（Spain）		 Relatives'
						 family	atti-
						 tudes and
						 social	func-
						 tioning in
						 schizophrenia.

		     F.	Casadebaig（France）	 Mortality in a
						 cohort	of
						 schizophrenic
						 patients.

		     III B.　Personality disorders：current
			     research in a neglected area

		     Chair：A. Mann（UK）

		     P.	Raven（UK）		 Towards a more
						 meaningful
						 classification
						 of personality
						 disorders.

		     S.	Khanna（India）		 Comparing
						 patient- and
						 informant-
						 based
						 diagnosis of
						 personality
						 disorders.

		     P.	Moran（UK）		 The added
						 burden	from
						 personality
						 disorder in
						 primary care.

		     C.	S. Lee（Taiwan）	 Personality
						 disorder and
						 risks of
						 suicide and
						 accidental
						 death.

		     Y.	Ono（Japan）		 Characteris-
						 tics of
						 personality
						 traits	and
						 related
						 pathology
						 in Japan.

		     III C.　Suicide in	global perspective 1：
						 epidemiology

		     Chair：C. P. Chien（Taiwan）

		     G.	Murphy（USA）		  Suicide
						  across
						  cultures and
						  around the
						  world.

		     S.	Murthy（India）		  Suicide in
						  India.

		     Y.P. Zhang（China）	  The pattern
						  of suicide
						  in mainland
						  China.

		     G.	Poduri（India）		  A seven-year
						  analysis of
						  suicides in
						  Warangai
						  district.

		     W.	S. Yeung（China）	  Demographic
						  and psychiat-
						  ric features
						  of suicide
						  cases	from a
						  general-
						  hospital
						  psychiatric
						  unit in Hong
						  Kong.

		     III D.　Biological	& social risk factors
			     in	the environment

		     Chair：S. Rose（UK）

		     P.	Munk-Jorgensen（Denmark） The brain-
						  damage theory
						  in schizoph-
						  renic	aetio-
						  logy

		     R.	Murray（UK）		  What can we
						  learn	from the
						  epidemic of
						  schizophrenia
						  and mania
						  among	Afro-
						  Caribbean
						  people living
						  in the UK?

		     Y.	Nakane（Japan）		  Psychiatric
						  problems 50
						  years	after
						  the atomic
						  bombing in
						  survivors
						  with
						  childhood
						  radiation
						  exposure

		     J.	van Os（Netherlands）	  Early	risk
						  factors and
						  adult	person
						  -environment
						  relationship
						  in affective
						  disorder

		     A.	Fan（USA）		  A longitud-
						  inal study
						  of the
						  influence of
						  birth	risks
						  and socio-
						  economic
						  status at
						  age 7/8 on
						  adult
						  emotional/
						  nervous
						  conditions.

		     III E.　SCAN symposium

		     Chair：J. Cooper（UK）

		     J.	Cooper（UK）		  Historical
						  introduction:
						  strengths and
						  weaknesses of
						  survey data.
						  Comparison of
						  DIS and PSE-
						  style	data in
						  ECA study.

		     T.	Brugha（Ireland/ UK）	  Validity of
						  survey diag-
						  nostic
						  interviews in
						  general
						  opulation
						  surveys and
						  need for an
						  international
						  reference
						  instrument.

		     A.	Tien（Taiwan/USA）	  Cross-
						  cultural
						  implementat-
						  ion in Taiwan
						  of a Chinese
						  version of
						  the Schedule
						  for Clinical
						  Assessment in
						  Neuropsych-
						  iatry（SCAN）

		     F.	Nienhuis（Netherlands）	  Training lay
						  interviewers
						  in the survey
						  format of
						  SCAN：
						  a feasibility
						  and reliabil-
						  ity study

		     W.	Compton（USA）		  Cross-
						  cultural
						  variability
						  of substance
						  dependence
						  using	SCAN

		     III F.　Health services research 1：use of
			     services

		     Chair：M. Tansella（Italy）

		     N.	Quemada（France）	   Adults in
						   care	in both
						   the public
						   and the
						   private
						   psychiatric
						   care	systems
						   in France,
						   March 1998.

		     J.	Wancata（Austria）	   Recognition
						   of psychia-
						   tric
						   disorders on
						   general
						   hospital
						   wards.

		     J.	Hanson（Sweden）	   Multi-
						   problem
						   persons in
						   Stockholm:
						   multi-care
						   consumers
						   through the
						   years.

		     S.	Reilly（UK）		   Can a simple
						   census
						   method be
						   used	in both
						   health and
						   social serv-
						   ices	to
						   identify
						   people with
						   the charac-
						   teristics of
						   severe
						   mental ill-
						   ness?

		     V.	Kovess（France）	   Comparing
						   use of care
						   for persons
						   suffering
						   from	mental
						   health
						   disorders in
						   Paris and
						   Montreal

    　　　　　　　　 Poster session（II）

	Tuesday	9 March
	￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣
	09:00-10:40 Parallel sessions（IV）

		     IV	A.　Schizophrenia 3：international
			    collaborative studies

		     Chair：D. Wiersma（Netherlands）

		     R.	Thara（India）		   Is schizo-
						   phrenia
						   different in
						   developed
						   and develop-
						   ing
						   countries?

		     K.	Hopper（USA）		   Role	of
						   culture in
						   explaining
						   the develop-
						   ed vs. deve-
						   loping
						   country
						   differential
						   in course
						   and outcome
						   in schizoph-
						   renia.

		     G.	Harrison（UK）		   Prospects
						   for long-
						   term	recov-
						   ery in schi-
						   zophrenia:
						   report
						   from	the
						   Internat-
						   ional Study
						   of Schizo-
						   phrenia.

		     R.	Irmansyah		   Genetic
						   epidemiology
						   of schizo-
						   phrenia in
						   Indonesia：a
						   preliminary
						  （Indonesia）
						   report.

		     M.	Phillips（USA）		   Stigma and
						   schizoph-
						   renia：
						   experience
						   in mainland
						   China.

		     IV	B.　Affective disorders	2：life	events
			    and	social factors.

		     Chair：D. Goldberg（UK）

		     J.	Ormel（Netherlands）	   Life	events,
						   personality
						   and onset of
						   depression
						   in older
						   people：a
						   prospective
						   study.

		     T.	L. Yeh（Taiwan）	   Adverse life
						   events and
						   old-age
						   depression.

		     A.	J. Oldehinkel（Netherlands）Effect of
						    positive
						    life change
						    on time to
						    recovery in

		     depression：some people benefit more than
				 others.

		     J.	Ritsher（USA）		    Four-
						    generation
						    longitud-
						    inal study
						    of social
						    class and
						    depression.
						    A test of
						    social
						    causation
						    and	social
						    selection
						    models.

		     T.	Brugha（Ireland/ UK）	    Randomized
						    trial of a
						    risk-modi-
						    fying
						    intervent-
						    ion	to
						    prevent
						    postnatal
						    depression

		     IV	C.　Suicide in global perspective 2：
			    preventive approaches

		     Chair：J. Vazquez-Barquero（Spain）

		     R.	C. Bland（Canada）	     Psycholo-
						     gical and
						     social
						     adjustment
						     in	parasui-
						     cide.

		     H.	Whiteford（Austral./USA）    The Word
						     Bank and
						     it's
						     support
						     for sui-
						     cide
						     prevention

		     W.	Rutz（Sweden）		     Educating
						     general
						     practit-
						     ioners on
						     depression
						     and suici-
						     de.

		     D.	De Leo（Australia）	     Treating
						     suicide in
						     old age

		     J.	C. Chang（Taiwan）	     Can sui-
						     cide be
						     prevented
						     in	Taiwan?

		     IV	D.　Childhood &	adolescent disorders 2

		     Chair：R. Plomin（UK）

		     H.	Matsumoto（Japan）	     Childhood-
						     onset sch-
						     izophrenia
						     and obste-
						     tric

						     complicat-
						     ions：A
						     case-
						     control
						     study.

		     T.	J. Lai（Taiwan）	     Effect of
						     prenatal
						     PCB
						     exposure
						     on	cogni-
						     tive dev-
						     elopment
						     in	Yucheng
						     children.

		     X.	C. Liu（China）		     Life
						     events,
						     external
						     locus and
						     behaviou-
						     ral
						     problems
						     among
						     adolescents.

		     S.	Margaryan（Armenia）	     Effects of
						     social
						     hardship
						     in	Armenia
						     on	the
						     prevalence
						     of	enure-
						     sis among
						     children
						     and adol-
						     escents.

		     C.	Vandeleur（Switzerland）     Associat-
						     ions
						     between
						     parental
						     styles,
						     dyadic and
						     family
						     function-
						     ing, and
						     symptomat-
						     ology in
						     the
						     general
						     populat-
						     ion.

		     IV	E.　Health services research 2:
			    evaluation

		     Chair：G. Thornicroft（UK）

		     C.	Westrin（Sweden）	     Evaluating
						     quality of
						     mental
						     health
						     care.

		     J.	Krupinski（Australia）	     Austin and
						     Rehabilit-
						     ation
						     Centre
						     Psychiat-
						     ric
						     Outcome
						     Measures
						    （ARCPOM）
						     Results of
						     a pilot
						     study.

		     M.	Lima（Brazil）		     The
						     Inverse
						     Care Law
						     in	Brazil.

		     R.	Rizzardo（Italy）	     Integrat-
						     ing psych-
						     iatric
						     emergency
						     service,
						     in-patient
						     and
						     outpatient
						     care in
						     the
						     community.

		     H.	Poulsen（Denmark）	     Predictors
						     for perce-
						     ived
						     coercion.

		     Closing session


		     Co-chairing: A. Cheng（Taiwan）　
				  T. Y Lin（Taiwan）

		     J.	Anthony（USA）&	T. Y Lin（Taiwan）
						      A	short
						      tribute
						      to the
						      late
						      Morton
						      Kramer.

		     N.	Sartorius（Switzerland）      Future
						      collabo-
						      tative
						      research
						      between
						      East and
						      West.

		     B.	Cooper（UK）Summing up.

		     A.	Cheng（Taiwan）		      Closure
						      of the
						      Congress.