Following is a list of conferences and other events scheduled to take place over the next two weeks. For a complete list of events, read Genome Technology, a GenomeWeb News sister publication.
Jan.18. DEADLINE. Through its Public Health Service branch, NIH has proposed best practices guidelines for the licensing of genomic inventions, and the public is invited to give feedback through today. The guidelines are recommendations to the NIH's internal tech transfer community as well as funding recipients, according to the call for comment. Contact Bonny Harbinger at +1.301.594.7700.
Jan.19. SYMPOSIUM. Thermo Electron hosts its traveling 2005 Research Symposia Series, consisting of one-day programs focused on new and advanced approaches to using vibrational spectroscopy. Today in
Jan.25. SEMINAR. Agilent Technologies hosts a free one-day seminar on high-speed LC and GC techniques. Seminars are held daily beginning today in
Jan.27. SEMINAR. NHGRI's biweekly seminar series, sponsored by its intramural research division, is open to all NIH employees and to the public. Marco Marra of the Genome Sciences Centre at the BC
Jan.28. INFORMATION SESSION. Sun Microsystems hosts "UC Berkeley SunDay," where anyone interested may familiarize himself with the company. Discussions will focus on Sun and AMD Opteron; managed services; Solaris 10; system security; and more. Breakfast and lunch will be served. UC Berkeley, 110 South Hall.
Jan.30.05. CONFERENCE. Trade show behemoth Lab Automation heads to