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Genetic testing of children: how should we decide?
[ Fri 6, July 2007]
The British Medical Association is holding a one-day conference supported by the Wellcome Trust and ...
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Genomics of common diseases
[ Sat 7, July 2007]
To celebrate the 15th anniversary year of its founding, Nature Genetics, in partnership with the Wel ...
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CSCB 6th Annual International Symposium - Progress Towards Cell Therapies
[ Fri 13, July 2007]
A continually popular annual event which attracts wide academic and commercial attendance. Confirme ...
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Stem Cell Manchester 2007
[ Mon 16, July 2007]
The organisers of this International Conference extend a warm invitation to all those interested in ...
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Cambridge Stem Cell Club- Translation to Bioindustry and Cell Therapy
[ Thu 19, July 2007]
Venue: Seminar Room, Level 3Centre for Stem Cell ResearchCambridgeSpeakers include Tim Allsop (Stem ...
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The Wellcome Trust 2nd Annual Postgraduate Conference in Bioethics - Why Bioethics?
[ Mon 30, July 2007]
This two-day conference will bring together postgraduate researchers from different disciplines, inc ...
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6 July 2007: Genetic testing of children: how should we decide?

The British Medical Association is holding a one-day conference supported by the Wellcome Trust and organised in association with the Genetic Interest Group, the Society for Genomics Policy and Population Health, the Clinical Genetics Society and the Centre for Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics. This conference is an opportunity for all interested professionals, families and researchers to meet and discuss the way forward together.

Venue:  British Medical Association, BMA House, Tavistock Square, London, WC1H 9JP

Conference
9.30am-4.30pm : 6 July 2007
Contact : Tel: 44 (0) 20 7383 6819 Email:  

7 July 2007: Genomics of common diseases

To celebrate the 15th anniversary year of its founding, Nature Genetics, in partnership with the Wellcome Trust, is holding a conference covering research strategies progressing from genome-wide association studies to untangling the mechanisms of common diseases.

Venue: Wellcome Trust Conference Centre, Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridge, UK

Conference
4 day event : 7 July 2007 to 10 July 2007
Contact : Tel: 44 (0)1223 495000 Email:  

13 July 2007: CSCB 6th Annual International Symposium - Progress Towards Cell Therapies

A continually popular annual event which attracts wide academic and commercial attendance. Confirmed speakers include: Jon Draper, Paul Gokhale, Austin Smith, Clive Svendsen, Shinya Yamanaka.

Venue: The University of Sheffield

Symposium
13 July 2007
Keywords
Stem Cells
Contact : Claire Herridge:  

16 July 2007: Stem Cell Manchester 2007

The organisers of this International Conference extend a warm invitation to all those interested in the research and applications of Stem Cells.

Venue: Renold Building, The University of Manchester

Conference
All Day Event : 16 July 2007 to 18 July 2007
Keywords
Stem Cells
Contact : AnnMarie Entwistle:  

19 July 2007: Cambridge Stem Cell Club- Translation to Bioindustry and Cell Therapy

Venue: Seminar Room, Level 3
Centre for Stem Cell Research
Cambridge

Speakers include Tim Allsop (Stem Cell Sciences) and Siddarthan Chandran (Brain Repair Centre, University of Cambridge). See website for further details.

Meeting
6:00-7:30pm : 19 July 2007
Keywords
Stem Cells
Contact :  

30 July 2007: The Wellcome Trust 2nd Annual Postgraduate Conference in Bioethics - Why Bioethics?

This two-day conference will bring together postgraduate researchers from different disciplines, including the humanities, and the social, natural and medical sciences, to explore the bioethical foundations and implications of their research.

Places are limited to 30 postgraduate students, of which 15 will be reserved for those giving presentation.

Conference
2 day event : 30 July 2007 to 31 July 2007
Keywords
Bioethics
Contact : Mikey Dunn - Email: