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Don’t Miss Out, Register for ACCM Conference dinner Bus Now

March 6, 2017Newscelldivisionlab

If you would like to take advantage of the FREE bus to the Opera Bar, and back to the Powerhouse museum for the Conference Dinner, please register here NOW.
There are limited places on the bus and only those who register by Friday 10th of March will be able to take the bus.

The bus will leave the from the Powerhouse at 6:45pm on Tuesday 31st of March.

The return bus will depart at 11:00pm from the Opera Bar.

ACCM2017 Full Program Now Online

March 1, 2017Newscelldivisionlab

Great news the full program for ACCM2017 is now available on-line.

You can view the exciting line at https://australiancellcycle.org/2017-acc-meeting/program/

See you all soon

The organising committee

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Franklin Women Carer’s Travel Scholarship Applications Now Open

January 18, 2017Newscelldivisionlab

For any women interested in attending ACCM2017, please note that applications for Round 1 of the Franklin Women Carer’s Travel Scholarships are now open.

For more information please visit https://franklinwomen.com.au/scholarships/

All the best
The ACCM organising committee.

The Franklin Women Carer’s Travel Scholarship provides financial support to assist in the care of children while you attend a national or international conference. This can be used in whatever way is best for your personal circumstances, for example, to fund a companion to join you or additional days of childcare.

Round 1 – For conference travel between 1st January and 30thJune 2017. Applications open January 2017 and close Friday 10th March 2017 (close of business).

Breaking News: Prof David Thomas added to ACCM2017 speakers list

December 16, 2016ACMM, NewsACCM2017, Australian Cell Cycle Meeting, Australian Cell Cycle Workshop, cancer, cell cycle, checkpoint, Chromosomal Instability, David Thomas, DNA damage response, Garvan, Garvan Institute, Powerhouse Museum, registation, telomerescelldivisionlab

We are extremely excited to announce that Prof. David Thomas (director of the Kinghorn Cancer Center) has been added to the line-up for ACCM2017. To help celebrate this fantastic news, we have added a single-day registration option at a bargain of only $150. Make sure you register and submit your abstracts now for a chance to be selected for an oral of poster presentation.

Looking forward to seeing you all in March.

Best wishes

Andrew, Liz, Tony, Andrew, Harriet and Hilda

ACCM2017 Full Speaker List Announced + Deadline Extension

December 2, 2016ACMM, NewsACCM, ACCM2017, Andrew Burgess, Andrew Deans, Antoine van Oijen, Australian Cell Cycle Meeting, Australian Cell Cycle Workshop, breast cancer, cancer, checkpoint, Chromosomal Instability, CMRI, Conference, Daniel Durocher, DNA damage response, DNA repair, Garvan, Harriet Gee, Julie Cooper, Liz Caldon, Marcos Malumbres, mitosis, Powerhouse Museum, telomeres, Tony Cesarecelldivisionlab

We are very pleased to announce the full speaker list for #ACCM2017 with the addition of several more exceptional National Speakers. We would also like to warmly welcome Andrew Deans (St. Vincent’s Institute of Medical Research) and Harriet Gee (Radiation Oncology, Westmead Hospital) who have joined the organising committee. To celebrate these announcements we have extended the Early Bird Registration and Oral Abstract submission deadline to the 6th of January 2017.

You can register for ACCM2017 here

2017 ACCM: Cell Cycle, DNA Damage Response and Telomeres

Plenary Speakers

Prof. Julie Cooper (USA National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, USA)
Prof. Daniel Durocher (The Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
Prof. Marcos Malumbres, (Spanish National Cancer Research Center, CNIO, Madrid, Spain)
Prof. Antoine van Oijen (University of Wollongong)

National Speakers

Tracy Bryan (Children’s Medical Research Institute)
Nick Dixon (University of Wollongong)
Eloise Dray (Translational Research Institute Australia)
Tamás Fischer (John Curtin School of Medical Research)
Juliet French (QIMR Berghofer)
Tiannan Guo (ETH Zurich / CMRI)
Marco Herald (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research)
Elizabeth Hinde (UNSW)
Damien Hudson (Murdoch Children’s Research Institute)
Patrick Humbert (La Trobe University)
Steve Lane (QIMR Berghofer)
Janni Petersen (Flinders University)
Nic Waddell (QIMR Berghofer)
Carl Walkely (St. Vincent’s Institute of Medical Research)

With warmest regards,

Andrew Burgess (Garvan Institute of Medical Research)
Tony Cesare (Children’s Medical Research Institute)
Liz Caldon (Garvan Institute of Medical Research)
Andrew Deans (St. Vincent’s Institute of Medical Research)
Harriet Gee (Radiation Oncology, Westmead Hospital)
Hilda Pickett (Children’s Medical Research Institute)

Registration Now Open for ACCM2017

November 10, 2016ACMM, NewsACCM2017, Andrew Burgess, Australian Cell Cycle Meeting, Australian Cell Cycle Workshop, cancer, cell cycle, Cell Division, checkpoint, Chromosomal Instability, CMRI, Conference, cytokinesis, DNA damage response, DNA repair, Garvan, Garvan Institute, Megan Chircop, microscopy, Powerhouse Museum, telomeres, Tony Cesarecelldivisionlab

It is our pleasure to announce that Registration for #ACCM2017 is now officially open [Link], and is proudly co-sponsored by the Garvan Institute.

The conference will be held from Monday 27-29th of March, 2017 at the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney Australia.

We are also very excited to announce that for the 2017 meeting will bring together the fields of Cell Cycle, DNA damage and Telomeres into one exciting 2-day event. In celebration we have an outstanding line up of International and National Speakers, including:

Julia P. Cooper (Telomere Biology Center for Cancer Research Bethesda USA),
Daniel Durocher (DNA Damage The Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute Toronto Ontario Canada),
Marcos Malumbres (CNIO Spain)
Antoine van Oijen (Single-molecule biophysics, DNA replication, School of Chemistry, University of Wollongong NSW Australia).
‘+’ lots more

As always the meeting will provide an excellent opportunity to meet, discuss and foster collaborations with leading researchers from around Australia, South East Asia and globally. The combination of the Cell Cycle, DNA damage and Telomere fields also promises a unique opportunity to foster new ideas that span across disciplines and open up new and exciting areas of research.

In addition to the vibrant Poster Session, we have a number of slots available for student, post-doc and senior researcher oral presentations. Please register and submit your abstracts by the deadlines below if you would like to be considered.

Deadlines:

Early Bird/Oral Abstract: 6th Jan 2017 – NOW OPEN

Poster Abstract: 3rd February 2017

Conference Attendance: 3rd March 2017

Registration Costs

Before Jan 6th 2017

Post-Doc’s $350

Students $250

After Jan 6th 2017

Post-Doc’s $400

Students $300

Conference Dinner – Venue TBA Soon.

Price $95/person

If you would like to stay up to date with all the latest news, please join the Australian Cell Cycle community here (Registration is Free). In addition, please pass on this email and Flyer (attached) to anyone else who maybe interested in attending.

Looking forward to seeing you all in March,

Best wishes

Andrew, Liz, Tony, Andrew, Harriet and Hilda

8th Garvan Signalling Symposium – Registration Now Open !!!

August 3, 2016Newscelldivisionlab

The Cell Division Lab

8th Garvan Signalling Symposium

Date: Monday 31st of October and Tuesday 1st of November 2016

Venue: The Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Sydney

Registration – Abstract submission to 15th of September 2016

The Garvan International Signalling Symposium is a premier meeting focused on the mechanisms of signal transduction. It began as a small meeting organised by Prof. Roger Daly around the visit of Prof. Axel Ullrich to the Garvan Institute in 2001. Since then, ‘Signalling Meetings’ have been held every 2-3 years and the meeting has grown into one of the Garvan Institute’s premiere scientific events. This boutique symposium highlights cutting-edge developments from the Asia-Pacific region and the rest of the world.

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