The aim of this procedure.

For all its websites, Laboratoires THEA respects users’ personal information in compliance with the laws in application in this domain (notably the European Directive 95/46/EC and Law No. 78-17 of 6 January 1978 and its amendments).

Laboratoires THEA has put this procedure to protect personal data in place in order to inform you of its practices concerning how personal data that you may provide when visiting the Site is collected, used or disclosed. Please ensure that you have read this personal data protection policy in its entirety before using or providing information on the Site. By accessing the Site, you acknowledge that you understand and accept the terms and conditions of this privacy protection policy.

>> Use and disclosure of your personal data.

If you voluntary provide personal information such as your name, address, email address, telephone number and other personal data, you agree that we use the information to organise the Dry Lab sessions during the SOE Congress 2017 in Barcelona (Spain) (hereinafter the "Assigned Purpose"). In any case, the personal information you have provided to Laboratoires THEA will be used exclusively for the Assigned Purpose and in accordance with the present conditions of personal date protection.

>> Security and quality of information.

Precautions are taken to protect your personal data submitted on this internet Site and used in accordance with the present conditions of personal date protection. In addition to protection of a technical nature, we use also physical controls and procedures for the protection of personal data. However, we cannot ensure complete security in a scenario where third parties attempt to circumvent our security measures or intercept transmissions over the internet.

>> Registration on the Web server and IP addresses.

The Site keeps track of your user data such as the source address from which the request for page consultation comes from (i.e. your IP address, your domain name), the date and time of your internet site reference page consultation request (if there is one), and other settings (e.g. search criteria) contained in your URL (Uniform Resource Locator). We use this data to better understand the use of the Site in general
and to determine what parts of the Site have user preference (e.g.: on the basis of the number of visits for these pages). This information is entered into an archive folder and is used by Laboratoires THEA in its statistical reports.

>> Application of the law.

We may be obliged to disclose information about you to the authorities responsible for the application of the law, to courts of law or regulatory authorities. Laboratoires THEA will cooperate and respond to such requests in accordance with the law and will take appropriate measures to ensure that the applicant
understands the sensitive nature of any personal data that he could receive. We hereby expressly reserve our right to cooperate with the authorities responsible for enforcing the law.

>> Access, corrections and other information.

You are entitled to have access to your personal data under the legislation on the protection of personal data to revise, correct or remove it by contacting us at +33 473 981 436. If you wish to remove your name from our database, and you no longer wish to receive information from us or require additional information concerning this policy of personal data protection, please send us an e-mail at Editorial Manager.

Version dated May 17 th 2017.