Conference registration is open for 'PI3-Kinases in Immunity, Inflammation and Infection'

The Babraham Institute will be hosting a one day meeting on Monday 23^rd June 2014 from 10am – 6pm on ‘PI3-Kinases in Immunity, Inflammation and Infection’. 

This event is open to all research scientists, PhD students, postdocs and PIs with an interest in PI3-kinase research.

We are pleased to announce that a plenary lecture will be given by Dr Roger Williams from the MRC-Laboratory of Molecular Biology on ‘The Structure and Function of PI3-Kinase Isoforms’. The plenary lecture will be followed by a series of short talks selected from submitted abstracts. 

Registration is £20 and includes tea, coffee, lunch and weather permitting a BBQ with cash bar.

Contact details:
The Knowledge Exchange Office
Email:  kec@babraham.ac.uk
Tel:       +44 (0)1223 496206

The Babraham Institute
Babraham Research Campus
Cambridge CB22 3AT
​United Kingdom
 
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