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III Scientific session: BALNEOLOGY IN CHANGING SOCIETIESCHAIRS: M. Baltar, E. Faroldi, L. Kovachev - 1st workshop: “Water and Civilization”: sacred and profaneCOORDINATORS: M-C Tallot (France), U. Solimene (Italy) |
| ![](p.jpg) | 1. *S. Caprio (Italy), Symbolic and sacramental meaning of water in the Eastern Orthodox and Western Catholic traditions
| ![](p.jpg) | 2. E. Faroldi (Italy), Thermae and architecture. Trends, strategies, visions for a modern thermal culture
| ![](p.jpg) | 3. T.V. Surdu (Romania), Water, Fundamental Element of Being
| ![](p.jpg) | 4. A. Bovero (Italy), The super model: a new era for the spa & beauty industry
| - 2nd Workshop: Balneology from the “High Diplomacy” to the Civil SocietyCOORDINATORS: F. Werner (France), C. Mastrocola (Italy), P. Gullini (Italy), S. Caprio (Italy) |
| ![](p.jpg) | 1. M. Aliverti (Italy), Thermal towns and diplomatic events. An old and strengthen correlation
| ![]() | 2. *M. J-P Grouzart (France), The civil society, patients and users of thermal centers
| ![](p.jpg) | 3. E. Marasco (Italy), There is no sustainable future without Gender Equality: that's why Women20 promotes gender medicine
| ![](p.jpg) | 4. A. Santuari (Italy), Public-private partnerships: an opportunity for the future of medical spas?
| ![](p.jpg) | 5. G. Fisanotti (Italy) - V. Ceniti, Tourism between politics and economy
| ![](p.jpg) | 6. *G. Uspele (Latvia), Development of Wellness and Spa Tourism Sectoral Skills*
| ![]() | 7. C. Crotti (Italy), Thermae&SPA. How to choice! A Femtec live TV initiative
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