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A Special Seasonal Gift from EuroSciCon
by Dr Claire Morgan on Mon 08 Dec 2008 11:51 GMT  |  Permanent Link  |  Cosmos

Students come free! Book a place at any of the following meetings and a student can come for no extra charge:

 

 

 

Nanotoxicology: Health and Environmental Impacts. February 27th 2009

 

From Menace to Marvel: Nitric Oxide in Health and Disease. March 20th 2009

 

Identifying T cell Subset Phenotype and Function in Parasitic Infections. March 27th 2009

 

 

Please contact Claire Morgan, claire.morgan@euroscicon.com if you are interested. This offer ends December 31st 2008.

 

All of these meetings are being held at The BioPark, Hertfordshire. For more information on the agendas, please visit our website, www.euroscicon.com .

This offer does not apply if already registered.

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