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Lab Information Management System Events for the Upcoming Year (2008)
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18th Meeting of the International Association of Forensic Sciences,
New Orleans Marriott Hotel, Louisiana, USA, July 21-26, Booth 24
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Inaugurated in 1957, the International Association of Forensic Sciences (IAFS) is the only worldwide association to bring together academics and practicing professionals of various disciplines in forensic science. They include forensic scientists, professionals working in police, government or private forensic laboratories, and scientists in the area of forensic science, such as forensic psychiatry, physical anthropology, medical law and bioethics, forensic odontology, etc. The 18th meeting of IAFS is expected to draw over 1300 forensic scientists from over 50 countries. |
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PR Chem and FLAQ (Latin American Chemical Conference and Exhibition)
San Juan Convention Center, Puerto Rico, July 27-August 1st (TTC Booth)
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CFLAQ & PRChem is certainly one of the most important chemical & scientific conference & exhibition in the Latin-American and Caribbean. The congress venue will focus on the most current & important topics that impact research performance and productivity in a wide range of disciplines: analytical & process analytics, industrial chemistry, biotechnology, environmental / green chemistry, biosciences and bio-energy, physical chemistry, forensics, materials & nanotechnology, chemical engineering, informatics, and more. |
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Sixth Annual Public Health Information Network (PHIN) Conference
Westin Peachtree Plaza, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, August 24-28
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The theme of this year’s PHIN conference is Public Health Informatics: Collaboration at the Crossroads, and the conference is slated to bring together the best of the informatics community in one place to build the future of PHIN. The Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO) will co-sponsor this event.
This year’s conference will feature workgroups/ancillary meetings, informatics workshops/tutorials, many opportunities for networking with informatics colleagues from the local, state, national, and international levels. You can also provide input to CDC on how to implement the PHIN initiative in the context of the larger national Health IT Initiative.
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