You are invited to the Ciliate Molecular Biology Conference which will be held July 13-17, 2016 in Florida at the Orlando World Center Marriott. The meeting brings together scientists with diverse research interests who are united by a common thread - the use of ciliated protozoa as model organisms.
The conference disseminates information on new research developments and advances using ciliates, new tools and resources available for ciliate research, and novel community-wide initiatives in undergraduate research and education. Interactions and discussions between scientists at all levels (undergraduates, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and principal investigators) are fostered and encouraged.
You won't want to miss this meeting where you can build relationships that are key to future collaborations.
Join Us July 13-17 in Orlando, Florida
PLENARY SPEAKERS
Ellen J. Pritham
University of Utah
David Bilder
Univ. of California, Berkeley
Susan Dutcher
Washington Univ.
Posters
IMPORTANT DATES
JAN
January 4, 2016
Abstract Submission Open
JAN
January 21, 2016
Registration Open
FEB
February 16, 2016
Workshop Applications Due
MAR
March 23, 2016
Abstract Submission Deadline
Early Registration (Discounted) Deadline
MAY
May 2016
Author Presentation Notification
JUN
June 1, 2016
Hotel Registration Deadline
JUN
June 29, 2016
Advance Registration Deadline
CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS
Mark Winey
University of Colorado, Boulder
Geoffrey Kapler
Texas A & M University
Judith Van Houten
University of Vermont
Joshua Smith
Missouri State University
Talk of the Town
Meeting RegistrationWhen considering the cost/benefit of registering, remember that face-to-face meetings is the most effective forum to network, share research and form collaborations.
Letters of InvitationFor Visa Purposes Customized letters of invitation can only be issued to individuals who have submitted an abstract or to confirmed registrants (those who have paid the meeting registration fees).
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