Symposium - Application of Systems Approaches to Biologicals and their Production
The Centre of Excellence in Biopharmaceuticals (COEBP) is organising a symposium entitled "Application of Systems Approaches to Biologicals and their Production" on Thursday 3rd November at the Manchester Interdisciplinary Biocentre (MIB), University of Manchester. Please visit the following website for more information. |
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World Conference on Regenerative Medicine
We are delighted to announce that the World Conference on Regenerative Medicine (WRM) will be held from November 2 to November 4, 2011 in Leipzig. The program is available online. |
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UPDATE - Animal Cell Technology course 2011 - Final Programme
The final programme of the ACT course 2011 in Llafranch, Spain is now available here. |
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Animal Cell Technology course 2011 - Extended deadline for registration
!! UPDATE !! The deadline for registration to the ACT course 2011 in Llafranch, Spain has been extended to September 6. All the information about the course can be found here. |
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Stem Cell Technology Course 2011 - Extended deadline for registration
!! UPDATE !! The deadline for registration to the Stem Cell Technology course 2011 in Llafranch, Spain has been extended to September 6. All the information about the course can be found here. |
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22nd ESACT-UK Annual Scientific Meeting
Detailed information on the 22nd ESACT-UK annual scientific meeting are available here. |
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Election of the ESACT Executive Committe
2011-2013 |
The Election of the Executive Committee will open
on April 27 and ESACT members are invited to discover
the candidates for this election in the special issue
of the ESACT
Newsletter. |
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ESACT 2011 - May 15-18, 2011 - Vienna |
The 22nd meeting of the European Society for Animal
Cell Technology is soon there !
Complete information at www.esact2011.com. |
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See also our Meetings
page for other interesting upcoming meetings. |
| the esact.org webmaster |
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| The ESACT |
| The European
Society for Animal Cell Technology
is a Society which brings together scientists,
engineers and other specialists working
with animal cells in order to promote communication
of experiences between European and International
investigators and progress the development
of cell systems and productions derived
from them. |
| The membership
consists of scientists and engineers in
academic, medical and industrial R&D
and Production at applied science institutions
and universities, in the medical services,
in industry, and in the political and regulatory
bodies. ESACT
actively encourages interactions between
academia, governmental and policy making
agencies and the manufacturing and service
industries. |
| The society is administered by an elected
committee
and has links
to other Societies and Organisations. |
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