13TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY

要求提供资金，以部分支持第十三届国际 发育生物学大会，将于7月在犹他州雪鸟举行 1997年5月10日。这次会议是由社会组织的， 发展生物学，并取代了社会的年会， 1997. 它是由国际发展学会联合主办的。 生物学家，负责协调正在进行的国际 大会每四年在不同国家举行一次。 我们 请求为受邀的全体演讲者提供部分费用支持 和同期研讨会发言人，以及部分支持的 少数民族学生的旅费。 会议将有600-800人 注册人，并将提供机会，听取最新的工作， 该领域的国际领导者，以及年轻科学家， 他们的作品将从摘要中选出进行口头陈述。 将有两个海报会议，让每个人都有机会提出 向国际观众展示他们的作品。 全体会议的议题 会议被选为代表一些最令人兴奋的领域， 目前发育生物学研究，包括信号通路， 在发育中，神经模式，谱系分析，不对称性和 决定因素的分离，基因调控，发育和进化， 和器官形成。 将强调多学科方法， 发言者将从从事各种系统工作的人员中选出， 包括动植物。 继续以问题为导向的成功 在康体发展局最近的周年会议上，我们会举办工作坊， 关于教育、资金和科学未来方向的报告， 国际观众提供了更广阔的视角。

Funds are requested for partial support of the 13th International Congress of Developmental Biology, to be held at Snowbird, Utah, July 5-10, 1997. This meeting is being organized by the Society for Developmental Biology and replaces the annual meeting of the Society for 1997. It is co-sponsored by the International Society of Developmental Biologists, which coordinates the ongoing series of International Congress held in different countries every four years. We are requesting partial support of the expenses for invited plenary lecturers and concurrent symposium speakers, as well as partial support of the travel expenses of minority students. The meeting will have 600-800 registrants and will provide opportunities to hear the latest work from international leaders in the field, as well as from younger scientists, whose work will be chosen for oral presentation from the abstracts. There will be two poster sessions, allowing everyone a chance to present their work to an international audience. The topics of the plenary sessions have been chosen to represent some of the most exciting areas of current developmental biology research, including signaling pathways in development, neural patterning, lineage analysis, asymmetries and segregation of determinants, gene regulation, development and evolution, and organogenesis. Multidisciplinary approaches will be emphasized and speakers will be drawn from those working on a wide range of systems, including plants and animals. Continuing the success of issue-oriented workshops at the recent annual SDB meetings, we will hold workshops on education, funding and future directions in science, drawing on the wider perspective provided by the international audience.