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Written by Thomas Hesselberg
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Saturday, 29 March 2008 |
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The Society for Experimental Biology hold its Annual Main Meeting from the 6th of July to the 10th of July in Marseille, France. The meeting has 4 main topic sessions. 1) Animal, which among others include sessions on biomechanics, predator/prey interactions and insect homeostatis. 2) Cell, which among others include sessions on circadian clocks and climate change: from genes to ecosystem. 3) Plant, whicng include sessions on ubiquitination, green products and developments in plant biology. 4) education, which include sessions on science communication, a young scientist event and a debate on bioenergy.
There is, furthermore, a cross sectional session on systems biology with an accompanying workshop. Deadline for abstracts is on the 31st of March 2008.
More info at the website: http://www.sebiology.org/meetings/Marseille/Marseille.html
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Written by Dr. H. P. Bustami
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Friday, 28 March 2008 |
 ARMAR, robot in Karlsruhe (Courtesy: German Science Foundation, SFB 588) Memory, Learning, Imagination...all these skills of the human brain and how to rebuild them artificially as computer programms or as robots is topic of an international congress about cognitivie systems. More than 200 scientists and experts in neuroscience, robotics and computer sciences meet from 2. - 4. April 2008 at the university of Karlsruhe Germany.
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Written by Dr. H. P. Bustami
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Monday, 24 March 2008 |
During the period of Nazi Germany numerous scientists from foreign countries were working between 1933-1945 for German Universities. A congress of historians from Denmark, Germany, Canada, The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden will take place from the 27th-29th of March, examining this unknown chapter of science history.
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