Events

Encephalitis Global, Inc. is happy to invite FACES (Friends And Caregivers, Encephalitis Survivors) to join in a social event in Portland OregonThis is our 8th annual Encephalitis Conference! Similar to our FACES 2007 in Nashville, this year's FACES is a get together. No meetings, no speakers, no

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The goal of the Smith Workshop is to bring together a diverse group of clinicians and scientists to advance general understanding of human dysmorphogenesis as well as normal morphogenesis. To meet this goal, the descriptions of new syndromes, more detailed phenotypic characterization of already Fo

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Studies on the sinusoidal cells are becoming increasingly important in diverse areas ranging from stem cells, liver development and regeneration, and the pathogenesis of liver diseases such as steatohepatitis, fibrosis, and HCC to therapeutic approaches including liver transplantation. The target

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Goals of this conference are to (1) enhance collaboration and cross-fertilization of ideas and approaches among this widely dispersed community; (2) provide opportunities for young immunotherapists to meet the “giants” in the field and thus enhance their careers; (3) provide the seeds

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This two-day meeting will provide a forum for educating basic and clinical investigators on the most recent advances in the area of hereditary endocrine tumours.For information and registration please visit the Conference Web Site

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We expect to bring together scientists interested in making as much information available for addressing the causes and possible remedies of AGS by describing how the RNase H2 works, particularly how defects in activity and/or stability can be addressed.

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The overall objectives of this workshop are to (1) define NA and NBIA research priorities; (2) determine resources that are needed in order to foster research; (3) stimulate interest in research into NA and NBIA among scientists in related fields; (4) generate collaborations between those working

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Anticipated goals and use of results: Workshop participants will have an unprecedented opportunity to synthesize relevant functional, experimental, and human data on MYC-translocation to gain etiologic insight and provide direction for further research.

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The goal of this conference is to establish research priorities and encourage the development of research collaborations. It is expected that criteria for diagnosing and monitoring rare diseases, including newborn screening, will be advanced and that the information exchanges at this conference Fo

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The outcomes of this conference will foster the basic mission of the NIH/NIDCR by providing new knowledge to improve the oral, dental, craniofacial, and bone health of our nation through high-quality research, facilitation of interactions and collaborations by scientists across multiple fields For

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