Dear Zebrafish Community members,
This summer marks the 20th Anniversary of the MBL Zebrafish Genetics and Development summer course. Over the last 20 years, this course has trained over 350 students, postdocs, and faculty.
To mark the 20th anniversary, we are holding an all-day symposium on the last day of the course, Friday, August 18th. The symposium will bring together course participants (alumni and faculty) from the past two decades, as well as other community members, for synergistic and networking interactions, to acknowledge the contributions of the zebrafish model to modern developmental biology and biomedical research, and to highlight the positive impact of the zebrafish course on the research of course alumni, their institutions, and the greater scientific community. Please check the schedule for details.
We have a limited number of spots left for this event and would like to open registration to others who would like to learn more about zebrafish, the course, and/or the MBL. A registration fee is required: $30 to attend talks and coffee breaks only OR $100 to attend talks, coffee breaks, AND the mixer/poster session and banquet. All attendees are responsible for arranging their own travel and lodging. If you would like to attend, please register here to reserve your spot.
Thank you,
Sharon Amacher, Corinne Houart, and Erez Raz
2017 Zebrafish Genetics and Development course co-directors
**If the registration link above doesn’t work, please paste the following into your browser:
https://MBL-web.ungerboeck.com/reg/reg_p1_form.aspx?oc=10&ct=STDCONF&eventid=11824
The 5th European Zebrafish Principal Investigators Meeting brings together principal investigators working at the forefront of zebrafish research.
The meeting will feature plenary symposia of general interest and specialised workshops, providing unique opportunities for discussions, networking and creative thinking. EZPM 2018 is co-organized by the University of Trento and EuFishbiomed and is set in the beautiful surroundings of the Dolomites, providing an idyllic environment to combine mental stimulation and nature exploration.
The Meeting will take place in Trento (Italy), March 20 to 23, 2018.
Meeting website:
http://events.unitn.it/en/ezpm2018
In association with the 14th Transgenic Technology Meeting we are pleased to invite participants to the Zebrafish Workshop : An introduction to genome modification methods in the zebrafish
Organised by Timothy Dahlem and David Grunwald
Assisted by Rich Dorsky, Kristen Kwan, Maureen Hobbs, Grunwald Lab, Kwan Lab
Date: September 28, 1pm – October 1, 11am
Location: University of Utah
Applications still accepted up to July 31st, for further information please see: