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29th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Photobiology
Downtown Marriott
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INVITATION FROM THE PROGRAM CHAIR
Dear Colleagues:
On behalf of the American Society for Photobiology, we cordially invite you to attend the 29th Annual American Society for Photobiology Meeting which will be held at the Chicago Marriott Downtown in Chicago, Illinois, July 7-12, 2001.
Dr. Charles Gomer, Program Chair, has developed an excellent scientific program with a slate of internationally renown scientists who are organizing symposia to cover a wide range of highly relevant and timely photobiology topics (see preliminary Program included in this mailing). In addition to the symposia, there will be special lectures, school lectures, a keynote address, workshops and a session on grant writing. All sessions will feature exceptional speakers addressing a number of cutting edge photobiology topics.
This meeting will offer an opportunity to present data in platform or poster sessions. Information on abstract submission is included in this mailing or you may visit the photobiology website at www.POL-US.net or www.POL-EUROPE.net. The deadline for abstract submission is extended to March 19, 2001.
The American Society for Photobiology is pleased to offer a limited number of ASSOCIATE MEMBER TRAVEL AWARDS. The candidate must submit an abstract of a report suitable for presentation at the meeting and must be the presenting author of the abstract. If an award is granted, the recipient must present the report at the meeting. See Associate Member Travel Award Information included in this mailing or visit the Photobiology website for details. The deadline for receipt of travel award abstracts and supporting material is also extended to March 19, 2001.
In addition to the exciting scientific program, Chicago offers many scenic and cultural attractions, including museums, excellent restaurants, shopping and sightseeing. So be sure to mark the dates of July 7-12, 2001 on your calendar and join us in Chicago!
Abstracts are to be submitted online. Information regarding the submission of abstracts can be found elsewhere. If you are unable to submit your abstract online, you may submit your abstract on disk. A $20 fee will be charged for handling of abstracts submitted on disk. Instructions for submission are available by following this link.
Positions open and positions wanted may be listed with the Photobiology Office. If you are looking for a position, please bring your CV to the meeting. This may be left at the meeting registration desk along with a time you will be available to interview. Prospective employers are requested to furnish a brief description of the position available and a time that the representative of the organization or institution will be available to meet with interested candidates. Space will be provided at the meeting for interviews.
You can also place notices of Positions Wanted or Positions Available in Photobiology Online by including the pertinent information in an e-mail message to Dennis Valenzeno or Paul Heelis.
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