Focus on Microscopy 1999, EMBL, Heidelberg, Germany

Informations for Exhibitors

The "12th International Conference on 3D Image Processing in Microscopy / 11th International Conference on Confocal Microscopy" will be held in Heidelberg at the EMBL from 11th to 15th April 1999. It has been a major and well-established conference for the last ten years and for the last three years has been organised in Oxford (GB), Buffalo (NY, USA) and Sydney (Australia). Now, for the first time it will be organised by the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Heidelberg (Germany).

The conference is organized by Dr. E. Stelzer (EMBL), Prof. G.J. Brakenhoff (University of Amsterdam) and Dr. A. Kriete (University of Gießen). The industrial exhibition is organized by Dr. Fatscher Consulting.

The conference date is 11th - 15th April 1999. There will be both oral presentations and poster sessions. We are expecting over 300 attendees and many of the important scientific research groups worldwide will be present. Thus this will be a very good opportunity for your company to reach a wide range of interested scientists.

The exhibition is held in the Operon Foyer (which is directly outside the Main Lecture Hall) and the Teaching Lab (next to the Mini Symposium Lecture Hall). The Teaching Lab contains the complete infrastructure of a scientific laboratory and would be ideal for companies needing lab space. The organisers invite you to present your company to the congress participants and to reserve a place for your exhibits. Due to space restrictions, we advise you to express your interest in this exhibition no later than 31. October 1998.

For further information, please contact Ingeborg Fatscher directly. The information package (which is not available through EMBL) contains detailed descriptions of the exhibition areas:

Dr. Fatscher Consulting
P.O. Box 1151
D-69199 Sandhausen
Germany
Tel. +49 (6224) 929025
Fax +49 (6224) 929026
E-Mail: fatscher@t-online.de

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Last updated 31.03.1999 by Frank-Martin Haar
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