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Conference organized by worm researcher Christian Neri in Paris |
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Thursday, 17 January 2008 12:19 |
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Brain Diseases and Molecular Machines: Spotlights from evolution, development and network biology: International conference for translational research on brain diseases Paris, France, March 25-28, 2008
****Final registration deadline : January 31**** LINK TO CONFERENCE SITE: http://193.49.126.228/~lbg/bdmm/index.php The aim of BD&MM 2008 is to discuss how the last developments in molecular evolution, developmental biology, network biology, human genetics and clinical research may illuminate promising paths towards the development of neuroprotective drugs and disease progression/drug response markers. Please do not wait to register and join us in Paris to take advantage of the many exciting opportunities to discuss your research and practice! |
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POST-DOCTORAL STIPEND / Pilon Lab, Göteborg University, Sweden |
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Wednesday, 19 December 2007 02:20 |
A post-doctoral position is available immediately in the lab of Marc Pilon to study the developmental genetics of the pharynx and/or the developmental genetics of fat stores in C. elegans. The research will build on ongoing and past research. Please consult the lab's website for more information about our research: http://www.molbio.gu.se/staff/molmpi/Marc_Pages/Pilon_Home.html
The successful applicant should have a Ph.D. with experience in C. elegans genetics, microscopy and molecular biology. For an applicant to qualify, his/her Ph.D. exam must not be older than 2 years by the time that the position begins. The stipend is for one year, with a possible extension for a maximum of one more year. |
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Welcome to the Nordic C. elegans Network Website! |
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Wednesday, 19 December 2007 02:29 |
Dear Colleagues, Researchers, and Friends of the Worm,
I wish you all a warm welcome to our network website. The website is our networks interface with the world and also a repository for all of our current and planned future activities. It should open the door and open your mind to all that one can do with the humble nematode C. elegans in a laboratory within the Nordic Region including the Baltic States. There is contact information to reach a worm lab in your scientific or geographical area, and announcements for our meetings and courses. There are also links to important places within the global C. elegans researcher community that broadens your view of the worm world. The network is funded by Nordforsk and we gratefully applaud their wisdom in getting us up, going, and slithering across new scientific frontiers.
On behalf of the network,
Garry Wong, Ph.D.
Coordinator |
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