[RASMB] RASMB Gordon Conference: 25-30 January 2004

[Edward Eisenstein]

Dear RASMB Interest Group,

The upcoming Reversible Associations in Structural and Molecular Biology 
Gordon Research Conference is just a couple of weeks away and there are 
still some slots open. Please encourage your colleagues, and especially 
students and post-doctoral fellows, to consider attending the meeting.

Additionally, thanks to many generous donations from the conference 
benefactors, we should be able to provide about a dozen travel awards for 
trainees (students or post-docs in academics, industry or government) to 
defray their conference fees and/or travel costs. It is impossible to make 
a specific or firm commitment right now, but if things proceed as expected, 
we should be able to provide significant support for our students.

If you are a trainee, and wish to be considered for a travel award, please 
send an Email message to me (edd at carb.nist.gov) requesting support and a 
short justification. Alternatively, if you know of a trainee who has not 
considered registering for the meeting because of financial difficulty, 
please encourage them to apply and to write to me for some assistance.

I will be away from Email for a few days so if there are any immediate or 
pressing questions, please contact the meeting's vice-chair Kip Murphy 
(k-murphy at uiowa.edu) or our conference coordinator Dori Bosler 
(dori at grc.org). Otherwise, I'll respond to your mail sometime late next week.

Sincerely,

Ed Eisenstein






Ed Eisenstein
CARB
9600 Gudelsky Drive
Rockville, MD 20850
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Fax: 301-738-6255
Email: edd at carb.nist.gov

Gordon Research Conference on
Reversible Associations in Structural and Molecular Biology
25-30 January 2004
Four Points Sheraton Harbortown
Ventura, CA
http://www.grc.org/programs/2004/revers.htm
http:/www.rasmb.bbri.org/rasmb2004
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