4th Upstate New York NMR Symposium
October 14, 2002
SUNY ESF – Syracuse, NY
"for his development of nuclear magnetic
resonance
spectroscopy for determining
the three-dimensional
structure of
biological
macromolecules in solution" - TheNobel Foundation
Dear Colleague,
We are pleased to invite your participation in the fourth annual Upstate
New York NMR Symposium held this year in Syracuse. Ad Bax will be the featured
guest speaker, and others from around the region will highlight their work
in talks and posters. The event is hosted by SUNY
- College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) , Syracuse
University (SU), and SUNY - Upstate
Medical University (UMU), and Bristol-Meyers
Squibb.
Please forward this announcement to others who may be interested.
It may also be found at http://www.esf.edu/unynmr
Registration:
Send an e-mail to Bill Winter <wtwinter@syr.edu>
Include:
(1) Name, address, e-mail, and phone.
(2) Poster Title (if applicable)
You must register if you wish to have lunch or present a poster.
Registrations close on Wednesday October 9,2002. You can still
attend but no free lunch.
We hope that nearly everyone who attends will present an aspect
of their work at the meeting. There is plenty of space and time for
posters, so send in your titles on any aspect of biomolecular structure,
dynamics, molecular recognition and interactions, as well as methodological
advances.
Revisit the Upstate NY NMR Home Page, http://www.esf.edu/unynmr/,
and the program page from time to time in case there are any late changes.
Sessions:
The morning session will be held in the Alumni Lounge located in the basement
of Marshall Hall on the ESF campus (see <Maps>
and <Parking>).
Lunch will be provided in that same room. After lunch, you can browse
the posters located in Baker Laboratory, Floor 1, and visit the ESF NMR
laboratory, in B18-19 Edwin C. Jahn Laboratory (see <Maps>).
and posters located in the atrium on the west end of Baker Laboratory,
Floor 1. The oral session will resume at 2 PM in 140 Baker Laboratory,
next to the Poster Session. This one one-day session offers and informal
and informative opportunity to interact with members of other NMR groups
in Upstate New York and share recent results,. advances, and problems in
biomolecular NMR.
Cost:
As a way of encouaging the broadest possible participation by members of
the Upstate NY NMR research community the registration fee will be kept
to a nice round number, zero! The meeting is supported by donations
from our many friends:
Meeting Details:
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Last Revised October 13, 2002
William T. Winter < wtwinter@syr.edu
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