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Alumni speaker Dr. Jose Santaigo presents to the 2007 minisymposium audience
Alumni speaker Dr. Jose Santaigo presents to the 2007 minisymposium audience
CRS Associate Director, Dr.Teresa Woodruff (right), with alumni speaker Dr. Jackie Jeruss, Assistant Professor of Surgery at NU's Feinberg School of  Medicine
CRS Associate Director, Dr.Teresa Woodruff (right), with alumni speaker Dr. Jackie Jeruss, Assistant Professor of Surgery at NU's Feinberg School of Medicine
CRS founding director Dr. Neena Schwartz (right) with 2007 Keynote Speaker Dr. Blanche Capel
CRS founding director Dr. Neena Schwartz (right) with 2007 Keynote Speaker Dr. Blanche Capel
2007 Constance Campbell Oral and Poster Presentation Award winners
2007 Constance Campbell Oral and Poster Presentation Award winners
Annual Minisymposium on Reproductive Biology

Monday, October 6th, 2008
Hilton Garden Inn Evanston

Register for the 29th Minisymposium
Don't forget to register by September 23rd!

The Center for Reproductive Science holds an annual Minisymposium in October. This day-long event is focused on providing trainees with an early opportunity to present their research in a forum that includes both 10 minute talks and poster presentations. Trainees from Northwestern University and from colleges and universities throughout the midwest participate, and prizes are awarded in each presentation category. The highlight of the day is the Neena B. Schwartz Lectureship in Reproductive Biology given by an invited speaker who is a distinguished reproductive biologist. The Minisymposium is organized and run by CRS trainees.

The 2008 Neena B. Schwartz Lectureship in Reproductive Science will be given by Dr. Peter Koopman, Head of the Division of Molecular Genetics and Development at the Institute for Molecular Bioscience in Australia.

Directions, Parking and Meals for Minisymposium

Deadlines
Sept. 5: Reduced room rate at the Hilton Garden Inn, (847) 475-6400. Discount code: "NU Minisymposium"
Sept. 8: Registration and abstracts from students and trainees wishing to present. See the registration form for more information about submitting abstracts.
Sept. 23: Deadline for registration



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