Annual Meeting of the Society for Developmental Biology: June 17-19, 1993; Providence, RI and Woods Hole, MA

基金是用来资助应邀参加会议的发言者的旅费的。 第52届发育生物学学会年会 (SDB)会议将于1993年6月17日至19日在布朗大学举行， 普罗维登斯，RI和伍兹霍尔，马萨诸塞州。 今年的研讨会是 由深发展现任总裁大卫·麦克雷组织。 标题 会议的主题是“社会的年度会议， 发育生物学”，选择了广泛的主题， 六个平台。 主题将包括“配子 形态发生、受精和卵子激活 相互作用”，“模式形成”，“转录调控”， 发育”、“胚胎的轴向组织”和“新的 模型开发系统中应用的方法”。 每个 会议将包括几个不同的动物和植物模型 系统，以显示解决一个问题的各种机制， 各种发展问题。 此外，几个 minisymoposis正在计划在植物发育遗传学。 在 在过去的五年里，会议一直是中等规模的（300-400人 登记者），并举行单一平台会议（约30名发言者 共计）和60-80份海报。 今年的 会议的最后一天将在伍兹霍尔举行， 距离普罗维登斯，RI. 最后一天的研讨会将 庆祝伍兹霍尔胚胎学100周年 当然，这门课程在培训中发挥了很大的作用， 发展生物学家在美国和世界各地。 参加会议的有研究生、博士后、 资深研究员。

Funds are awarded to support the travel of speakers invited to the 52nd annual symposium of the Society for Developmental Biology (SDB), which will be held June 17-19, 1993 at Brown University, Providence, RI and Woods Hole, Mass. This year's symposium is organized by David McClay, current President of the SDB. The title of the meeting will be "Annual Meeting of the Society for Developmental Biology" with a broad range of topics selected for the six platform sessions. Topics will include "Gamete Morphogenesis, Fertilization and Egg Activation", "Cell Interactions", "Pattern Formation", "Transcriptional Regulation in Development", "Axial Organization of the Embryo," and "New Approaches Being Applied in Model Developmental Systems". Each session will include several different animal and plant model systems in order to show the diverse mechanisms for solving a variety of developmental problems. In addition, several minisymposia are being planned on plant developmental genetics. In the past five years the meeting has been of medium-size (300-400 registrants) with a single platform session (about 30 speakers total) and 60-80 posters presented at two sessions. This year, the last day of the meeting will be held at Woods Hole, a short distance from Providence, RI. The symposium on the last day will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Woods Hole Embryology Course, a course that has had a strong role in the training of developmental biologists in the United States and around the world. The meeting is attended by graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and senior researchers.