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#ACCM15 a huge Success!

April 8, 2015News#ACCM15, #ACCM2015, Andrew Burgess, Australian Cell Cycle Meeting, Australian Cell Cycle Workshop, cell cycle, Cell Division, checkpoint, Chromosomal Instability, CMRI, Conference, Garvan, Garvan Institute, Megan Chircop, mitosis, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, telomeres, Tony Cesare, ZeissAndrew Burgess

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 gave fantastic oral and poster presentations. We would also like to thank all of the Sponsors, whom without their generous support this meeting would not have been able to go ahead.

We are now planing for the 16th ACCM, which is tentatively scheduled for 2017. Make sure you click the subscribe button (top right of page) to keep up to date with the latest Australian Cell Cycle news.

Please feel free to become a member of the Australian Cell Cycle Community by registering here.

Looking forward to seeing you all again at #ACCM16!

Andrew, Tony and Megan.

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ACCM15 Registration Closes This Friday 13th – Don’t Miss Out

February 11, 2015News#ACCM15, #ACCM2015, Australian Cell Cycle Meeting, Australian Cell Cycle Workshop, brightside scientific, cancer, cell cycle, Cell Division, CMRI, Garvan, Garvan Institute, Ian Potter Foundation, IPF, mitosis, POCD scientific, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, ZeissAndrew Burgess

Registration for the 15th Australian Cell Cycle Meeting (#ACCM15) is closing this FRIDAY 13th February. It will be held at the Powerhouse Museum here in Sydney from March 30 – April 1st, 2015.

The meeting is proudly co-hosted by the Garvan Institute and CMRI, in partnership with the Cell Cycle Journal, the leading international journal for cell cycle research.

Spaces for the conference are limited, so be sure to register now so you don’t miss out on this fantastic conference.

To register click here

For more information about the conference visit click here

Hope to see you there,

Andrew, Megan and Tony

Last Chance #ACCM15 Poster & Registration Deadline Closing Soon!

January 22, 2015News#ACCM15, #ACCM2015, Australian Cell Cycle Meeting, Carl Zeiss, cell cycle, CMRI, Garvan, Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Powerhouse Muesum, Sydney, ZeissAndrew Burgess

Don’t miss out on what is set to be a fantastic meeting, with a stellar line up of International and Australian scientists. Be quick as there are limited places, and only a few spots left.

The Poster Abstracts Deadline is Friday 23rd of January

Registration closes on Friday 13th of February.

To Register please click here.

Ian Potter Foundation to Sponsor the 15th Australian Cell Cycle Meeting

December 24, 2014News#ACCM15, Andrew Burgess, Australian Cell Cycle Meeting, Carl Zeiss, cell cycle, Cell Division, CMRI, Conference, Garvan, Ian Potter, Ian Potter Foundation, IPF, Megan Chircop, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, Tony Cesare, ZeissAndrew Burgess

We are very excited and privileged to announce that the Ian Potter Foundation has kindly agreed to be a keynote sponsor of the upcoming 15th Australian Cell Cycle Meeting. Their generous support is greatly appreciated and will ensure the meeting is a resounding success.

The Ian Potter Foundation is a major Australian philanthropic foundation that supports and promotes excellence and innovation.

For more information about the Ian Potter Foundation, please visit their website www.ianpotter.org.au

Zeiss is now an official Sponsor of #ACCM15

December 4, 2014News#ACCM15, Airyscan, Australian Cell Cycle Meeting, cell cycle, confocal, FRAP, FRET-FLIM, LSM880, microscope, microscopy, spectral imaging, spinning disk, TIRF, ZeissAndrew Burgess

We are very excited to announce that Zeiss Microscopy will be a leading Sponsor of the 15th Australian Cell Cycle Meeting (#ACCM15).

Carl Zeiss as a leading provider of microscopy products for life sciences and materials research.

To help celebrate this fantastic partnership, we are relaunching the Flyer for ACCM15. Please feel free to download and share the flyer with your colleagues, and on social media.

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Don’t miss out on what is set to be a fantastic meeting, with a stellar line up of International and Australian scientists. Be quick as there are limited places, and only a few spots left.

The Poster Abstracts Deadline is Friday 23rd of January

Registration closes on Friday 13th of February.

To Register please click here.

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We are very excited and privileged to announce that the Ian Potter Foundation has kindly agreed to be a keynote sponsor of the upcoming 15th Australian Cell Cycle Meeting. Their generous support is greatly appreciated and will ensure the meeting is a resounding success.

For more information about the Ian Potter Foundation, please visit their website www.ianpotter.org.au

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