We are extremely excited to announce that ACCM 2019 will be on from June 17, 2019 – June 19, 2019 at the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney Australia. The 2019 Meeting will be our biggest and best meeting ever, and we have already secured 3 outstanding plenary speakers: Agnel Sfeir (Telomere Biology) [Link] – Skirball Institute […]
Read More ACCM2019A big thanks to everyone who has registered so far. The meeting is well on track to be the biggest and best ACCM yet! The early bird and oral deadline for ACCM2017 is this Friday, 20th of January. There are a few oral presentations spots available, and prices will increase after this Friday, so make […]
Read More ACCM Early Bird/Oral Deadline Friday 20th JanDr Andrew Deans’ Genome Stability group at St Vincent’s Institute (Melbourne) currently has 2 openings for postdoctoral scientists, in the area of DNA repair research. The positions are suitable for recently graduated or soon-to-graduate PhDs, or current postdoctoral scientists looking to switch fields. For more information: https://goo.gl/C9wOYD
Read More 2x Post-Doctoral Positions – Genome Stability group – St Vincent’s Institute – MelbourneWe 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 […]
Read More Breaking News: Prof David Thomas added to ACCM2017 speakers listWe 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 […]
Read More ACCM2017 Full Speaker List Announced + Deadline ExtensionIt 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 […]
Read More Registration Now Open for ACCM2017The 16th Australian Cell Cycle Meeting: “Cell Cycle, DNA Damage Response & Telomeres” will be held from Monday the 27th to Wednesday the 29th of March, 2017 at the Powerhouse Museum, in Sydney Australia. The 2017 meeting will be the largest ever ACCM meeting, bringing together the fields of Cell Cycle, DNA Damage Response, and Telomere biology into one amazing […]
Read More Save the Date: ACCM2017 – March 27-29th – “Cell Cycle, DNA Damage Response & Telomeres”The 15th Australian Cell Cycle meeting was held last week (March 30th to April 1st) at the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney Australia. We had over 80 registered attendees from across Australia and Asia, making this the largest meeting to date. Megan, Tony and myself would like to take this opportunity to thank all the attendees who […]
Read More #ACCM15 a huge Success!Great news, the full finalised program for #ACCM15 is now online and you can also download a PDF version [here]. There are now only 3 weeks to go till ACMM15 starts, and we think the line up of amazing talks is going to guarantee that this years conference is the best meeting we have ever held. Looking forward […]
Read More Full ACCM15 Program now OnlineI have some great news to announce, Prof. Neil Watkins from the Garvan Institute of Medical Research has agreed to present some of his amazing work at the upcoming 15th Australian Cell Cycle Meeting. You can register for #ACCM15 via the CMRI website here.
Read More Update: Prof. Neil Watkins added to Confirmed Speakers #ACCM15