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Please join us for the 34th Meeting of the American Society for Photobiology in Burlingame, CA. Burlingame is conveniently located between the San Francisco city limits and the natural beauty of the parks and beaches of San Mateo County. The variety of shops and restaurants are accessible by foot or via the free Burlingame Trolley. A free shuttle is available to bring you to the Hyatt Regency when you arrive at the San Francisco International Airport, or to take you to the Airport from the hotel. Downtown San Francisco is just a BART ride away from the Airport.
At the ASP-2008 web site, you will see information about traveling to Burlingame, local dining, registration, the complete program with abstracts, and more. We look forward to seeing you in Burlingame!
ASP 2008 organizers:
Lisa Kelly, lkelly@umbc.edu
Steve Ullrich, sullrich@mdanderson.org
Full Text of published articles and "Online Early" articles. (Procedure from an institution with a subscription may vary among institutions.)
a. Go to ASP Business Office
b. Enter User ID and Password.
c. Click "Online Journal" (left column).
Abstracts of "Online Early" articles. (Members have access to the full text of articles by any of these methods if they remain "logged on" to the ASP Business Office.)
a. Click a title from the "widget" below ("Upcoming in Photochem Photobiol")
OR
a. Use an RSS reader to capture the feed from Blackwell
b. Select article of interest
OR
a. Go directly to aspjournal.com
b. Click "Latest issue" (right column)
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