What's New
April 2001
Press attendance at medinfo2001
If you are Press and want to attend medinfo2001 click here
February 2001
Registration is open so REGISTER NOW and take advantage of the delegate reduced rate (available until 14 April 2001) and to ensure you get the hotel of your choice
You should preferably register on-line (click here) but, for those who would prefer, the medinfo2001 Registration Form is now available for download (click here)
December 2000
| Professor Susan Greenfield CBE, Director of the Royal Institution of Great Britain; Professor of Pharmacology, University of Oxford has agreed to give the Opening Plenary presentation. She leads a multi-disciplinary group studying neurodegenerative disorders. At medinfo2001 she will explore the ‘Brain of the Future’ through the possibilities and implications posed by the neuroscientific advances for the coming century including mapping of the human genome. |
After graduating from St Hilda’s College, Oxford, amongst her activities she has held fellowships in the Department of Physiology, Oxford; the College de France, Paris and NYU Medical Center, New York. She has also held a Visiting Research Fellowship at the Institute of Neuroscience, La Jolla, USA, and was the 1996 Visiting Distinguished Scholar, Queens University, Belfast.
She has published widely, her latest book being ‘The Private Life of the Brain’ (Penguin) published in June 2000. In 1994 she was the first woman to give the Royal Institution Christmas lectures and has subsequently made a wide range of broadcasts on TV and radio.
She received the Michael Faraday medal from the Royal Society for making the most significant contribution in 1998 to the public understanding of science, as well as receiving the "Woman of Distinction" 1998 award from Jewish Care. In 2000 she was elected to an Honorary Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians.
ExCeL opens its doors to the public
After a period of closed events, ExCeL the venue for the medinfo2001 congress opened its doors on November 30 to its first large public show. Extensive facilities on the North side of the venue have been identified for the medinfo2001 congress and will allow the entire main tutorial, scientific presentation, workshop and exhibition to be held together.
Be prepared !
Now available: Black folding umbrellas with white medinfo2001 logo, suitable for men or women. Cost £8.50 including post and packing.
Contact if interested.
November 2000
Exhibition bookings
Exhibition bookings NOW OPEN click here for details and rates
Art
For art lovers the new 'Tate Modern' gallery of modern art is now open on the banks of the River Thames in a magnificently adapted power station - NOT TO BE MISSED . For this attraction and others click here
Advertising
Want to advertise your products or services to the multi-national medinfo2001 audience? For opportunities and rates click here
medinfo2001 Merchandise
medinfo2001 merchandise is now available for purchase - excellent value.
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