20th ESACT Meeting |
June 17-20, 2007 - Dresden, Germany |
| Meeting Secretary: Hansjörg
Hauser, Hauser esact.org
Complete info: www.esact2007.org
The Book of Abstracts
(pdf 18 Mb) is available.
(Note: this is a very big file and it might take minutes before
it opens)
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19th
ESACT Meeting |
June 5-9, 2005 - Harrogate, UK |
| Meeting Secretary: Rodney
Smith, UK
See also proceedings ... |
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18th
ESACT Meeting |
May 11-14,
2003 - Granada, Spain |
| Chairman: Francesc Godia
Post-meeting information and pictures are available on www.esact.org/esact2003/
See also proceedings ... |
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17th ESACT Meeting |
June 10-14, 2001
- Tylösand, Sweden |
| Chairman: Elisabeth Lindner-
OIssons
Post-meeting information and pictures are available on www.esact.org/esact2001/
See also proceedings ... |
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16th ESACT Meeting |
April 25-29, 1999
- Lugano, Switzerland |
| Chairmen: Alain Bernard
and Florian Wurm
Screenshot of the website: www.esact.org/esact1999/
See also proceedings ... |
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The 1999 ESACT conference in Lugano
gave a diverse overview on cell culture technologies. Dr.
Leonard Hayflick, an early pioneer in animal cell technology
gave an excellent and highly relevant historic account when
he discussed WI-38 and related human diploid cell substrates
that were considered “dangerous” for the production
of polio virus in the late 1950s and early1960s. 40 to 50
years later, fears associated with animal cell culture have
been finally put behind and more relaxed and goal driven and
pragmatic approaches to cultivated animal cells have become
evident. Improvement of yields and metabolic engineering were
the strongest sessions at this conference and attracted and
generated many contributions. A new chapter in animal cell
technology was finally introduced as a session at an ESACT
conference – transient gene expression. For the purpose
of scale-up, non-viral and inexpensive delivery vehicles had
been developed that allow producing significant amounts of
proteins in shorter time. Also, tissue engineering as a new
and rapidly growing section of cell technology were introduced
with a small but highly attractive session. |
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JAACT/ESACT joint
Meeting |
1998 - Kyoto, Japan |
| A short
report (pdf) prepared by Thomas Noll, Pablo Umana and
Francesc Gòdia is available.
See also proceedings ... |
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15th ESACT Meeting |
1997 - Tours, France |
| Chairmen: Otto-Wilhelm
Merten
Read also a report
(PDF) by Caroline MacDonald published originally in Molecular
Medicine Today, Vol.4 (2), February 1998, 54-55
See also proceedings ... |
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14th ESACT Meeting |
1996 - Vilamoura,
Portugal |
| Chairmen: Manuel Carrondo
See also proceedings ... |
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13th ESACT/JAACT
joint Meeting |
1994 - Veldhoven,
The Netherlands |
12th ESACT Meeting |
1993 - Wurzburg,
Germany |
11th ESACT Meeting |
1991 - Brighton,
UK |
10th ESACT Meeting |
1990 - Avignon, Frances |
9th ESACT Meeting |
1988 - Knokke, Belgium |
8th ESACT/OHOLO
joint Meeting |
1987 - Tiberias,
Israel |
7th ESACT Meeting |
1985 - Baden, Austria |
6th ESACT/IABS
joint Meeting |
1984 - Gardone Riviera.
Italy |
5th ESACT Meeting |
1982 - Copenhagen,
Denmark |
4th ESACt/IABS
joint Meeting |
1981 - Heidelberg,
Germany |
3rd ESACT Meeting |
1979 - Oxford, UK |
2nd ESACT Meeting |
1978 - Paris, France |
1st ESACT Meeting |
1976 - Amstersdam,
The Netherlands |
