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Monday, March 30
How to have a great sales career
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Dr Sarah Cohn
on Mon 30 Mar 2009 11:00 BST
Selling isn’t just a game of words but it is also an art of the higher path of communication. A single word spoken can either make or break a deal when it comes to the art of selling products. So are you ready to uncover the secrets of hardcore salesmanship? more »
Friday, March 27
Euroscicon's meeting ‘Human Autoimmune Disease : learning from models’ will be chaired by top scientist
by
Dr Astrid Englezou
on Fri 27 Mar 2009 12:04 GMT
The chair of our meeting on 19th June this year, will be Dr Richard Williams. The meeting includes many well renowned speakers... more »
Wednesday, March 25
Reduced fee for ‘The Global Public Health implications of Tropical Diseases Research’ – 22nd May 2009.
by
Dr Astrid Englezou
on Wed 25 Mar 2009 09:00 GMT
This meeting will explore the new technological advances and research currently being undertaken to irradicate these neglected diseases and discuss the greater implications these will have to global public health". Meeting Chair: Professor P.K. Das, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands . The meeting has CPD approval.
THE FEE FOR THIS MEETING HAS BEEN REDUCED BY 30% (if you have not already registered). more »
Tuesday, March 24
Sunday, March 22
Practical Aromatherapy: Five Important Essential Oils to Use with Children
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Sun 22 Mar 2009 11:00 GMT
With today’s hectic schedules and family lives, parents welcome effective natural wellness alternatives to support their child’s health and happiness. Essential oils offer simple, effective means to calm kids down, give them quality rest, and support healing the little injuries of childhood through natural means. There’s a great many essential oils available with a wonderful variety of healing actions. Here we’ll have a look at five oils commonly used to support children’s health, and simple ways to incorporate them into your lifestyle. more »
Friday, March 20
4 Simple Steps to Solving Every Problem
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Dr Sarah Cohn
on Fri 20 Mar 2009 11:00 GMT
What is a “problem?” We tend to think of problems as things we’d rather ignore, go away, or simply not have in the first place! more »
Monday, March 16
Sibling Rivalry Looks Worse Than It Really Is
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Dr Sarah Cohn
on Mon 16 Mar 2009 10:00 GMT
In most families sibling rivalry is common. Fighting and arguing with your brothers and sisters as you grow up together is natural and this should not cause alarm. Sibling rivalry does not happen in every family although happens in plenty families. more »
Wednesday, March 11
Book your place for ‘Improving Immunohistochemistry’ – 24th April 2009
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Dr Astrid Englezou
on Wed 11 Mar 2009 12:00 GMT
This popular annual event, now in its 6th year, is dedicated to the technique of immunohistochemistry and in situ hybridisation. “This exciting meeting has been created to merge the need for technical-based updates in the areas of immunohistochemistry, clinical histopathology and in situ hybridisation. Academic speakers from each area of research will give technical presentation of 30 minute duration interspersed with 15 minute scientific contributions from commercial speakers”. Meeting Chair: Dr Will Howat, Cambridge Research Institute, Cancer Research UK. The meeting has CPD approval. more »
Tuesday, March 10
Fertility and Parkinson’s disease
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Dr Astrid Englezou
on Tue 10 Mar 2009 11:00 GMT
The Anti-aging news journal has reported that ‘a long fertile lifespan can help protect women from developing Parkinson's.’ more »
Monday, March 9
Survival in the City... It's not just about the credit crunch? - Thursday 19th March
by
Dr Astrid Englezou
on Mon 09 Mar 2009 09:46 GMT
Womenintechnology.co.uk and Cancer Research UK are having an evening networking event on Thursday 19th March at 6pm. .. more »
Friday, March 6
Drinking coffee and risk of stroke in women
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Dr Astrid Englezou
on Fri 06 Mar 2009 12:00 GMT
The Anti-Aging News journal has reported new evidence that suggests ‘consuming coffee may protect women from stroke’….. more »
Thursday, March 5
Coming up soon, our meeting ‘From menace to marvel: Nitric oxide in health and disease,’ which will take place on the 20th of March
by
Dr Astrid Englezou
on Thu 05 Mar 2009 10:12 GMT
Nitric oxide (NO), generated by the enzyme nitric oxide synthase (NOS) plays a key role in a diverse range of physiological and pathophysiological conditions within the cardiovascular, immune, reproductive and nervous systems. This meeting will examine the role of NO in neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases, endothelial function/dysfunction, cancer, diabetes and infection. Specific attention will be given to the methodology used by investigators to examine the roles of NO in health and disease. The meeting has CPD approval. more »
Wednesday, March 4
Dorothy Hodgkin Lecture 2009
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Dr Astrid Englezou
on Wed 04 Mar 2009 13:00 GMT
The talk entitled 'Your mother's antibodies: How you get them and how we might improve them to combat HIV' takes place on Wednesday 11th March 2009… more »
Tuesday, March 3
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News - free subscription
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Tue 03 Mar 2009 13:00 GMT
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN), the only high-frequency publication dedicated to biotech news, from bench to business, was introduced in 1981 as the first biotechnology trade publication. Now in its 27th year, GEN retains its position as the most widely read biotechnology publication around the globe. more »
How to Resign to Your Job Gracefully
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Dr Sarah Cohn
on Tue 03 Mar 2009 11:00 GMT
There are numerous reasons why employees would want to quit their job. It can be caused by a bad relationship with colleagues, mental or physical issues, career change decision or wanting a greener pasture. This is always a crucial stage for everyone because of the fear of not handling your resignation properly because you wouldn’t want to burn bridges while your struggling to start anew. Resigning gracefully is possible, below is the top ways on how to do it. more »
Monday, March 2
Agilent Technologies’ New HPLC-Chip Simplifies Analysis of Phosphopeptides in Proteomics Research
by
Dr Astrid Englezou
on Mon 02 Mar 2009 10:50 GMT
Agilent Technologies Inc. have introduced a new HPLC-Chip that dramatically simplifies the analysis of phosphopeptides in proteomics research... more »
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