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Meetings and Events
Posted on 2013-12-18 12:06
SYBIL will host a satelite meeting at the Matrix Biology Europe (formerly known as FECTS) meeting in Rotterdam in June 2014. The program of the meeting can be found here: http://www.mbe2014.eu/home
This will be an informal workshop with participation restricted specifically to the young investigators (postdoctoral scientisits and PhD and MSc students) employed on the SYBIL project and other related grants in the European community, designed to forge future collaborations and troubleshoot everyday lab problems. We hope our young investigators will participate and spread the news amongst the connective tissue research community in Europe and beyond.
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