[RASMB] AUC2010 Nottingham - clarification of dates (12-16th September)

[Steve Harding]

Dear all 
Sorry about the mismatch between the dates on the email sent last night
and the dates on the website.  Corrected dates are below!  
Steve 

	Dear all

	We are proud to announce the forthcoming AUC2010 at Nottingham:

	http://auc2010.uthscsa.edu <http://auc2010.uthscsa.edu/> 

	 

	 

	It consists of 

	*         Workshops starting Sunday 12th September and running
until lunchtime on Tuesday 14th

	*         A half day Royal Society of Chemistry Discussion
Meeting "Water, hydration and biophysical properties" running from
lunchtime on Tuesday 14th  until the early evening 

	*         The full 2 day AUC symposium (Wednesday 15th
-Thursday   16th)

	*         The workshop, Discussion Meeting and AUC Symposium
will all be held at the Plaza Hotel, Central Nottingham near all the
attractions.  The conference dinner be held at the Sutton Bonington
campus, home of the NCMH.  Transport to and from SB will be provided.

	There will be a further SEDFIT workshop the following week at
Oxford University. Please check www.analyticalultracentrifugation.com
<http://www.analyticalultracentrifugation.com/>  for details.

	 

	So we look forward to welcoming you in September!
	Please peruse the web site (which is still being updated),
particularly with regards registration details and abstract submission
dates for the Discussion Meeting and the Symposium.

	 

	You can also follow us on Facebook at the group AUC2010. A
twitter feed will be available shortly.

	 

	Steve, Dave, Gordon and Dan

	 

	Steve Harding

	Dave Scott

	Gordon Morris

	Dan Zollars

	 

	* The Nottingham Plaza Hotel is situated in the centre of the
City of Nottingham. Nottingham is not only famous of course for Robin
Hood but also boasts the 2 oldest pubs in Europe (The Trip to Jerusalem
and Ye Olde Salutation - linked by caves and originally used as
recruiting points for the Crusades), the Lace Museum and the Nottingham
Forest football team. Standard Hill, next to Nottingham Castle, is where
the English Civil War was started in 1642. Besides its great history it
is also a very modern city and the Tram system was opened in 2004.

	 

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