11th Annual Southwest Regional Developmental Biology Conference, May 14-16, Kingston, OK

第十一届西南发育生物学年会 将于1993年5月14日至16日在俄克拉荷马州大学举行 生物站位于德克萨斯湖附近的金斯顿，OK。 的 会议由发育生物学学会主办， 它在其指导方针中指出：“区域会议是一个 发育生物学协会的一项重要活动 的 区域会议的职能是提供一个更非正式的 交流信息的机会 关于发展。 研究生、博士后的参与 尤其鼓励初级教员“会议将 将在俄克拉荷马州大学生物站举行， 坚持上述目标。 本次会议，四 著名发言人（兰德尔·穆恩博士、雷蒙德·鲁扬博士、海伦· 海瑟薇和加里韦塞尔）已被邀请提交论文 关于以下主题：“细胞信号和 发展中的认识”。 为了配合这些邀请的会谈， 发育生物学家，以及细胞生物学家， 与发展有关的问题，从西南部将是 鼓励提交关于《公约》执行情况的最新初步调查结果， 会议主题，或发育生物学的任何其他领域。 我们 将特别寻求鼓励和促进研究生和 博士后研究员参与科学计划， 提供财政支助，以支付登记费用， 旅行和旅行，只要有可能。 会议形式将 从而给西南部的发育生物学学生 一个很好的机会来演讲，与各种各样的人互动， 积极的研究人员在发育生物学，并获得更好的 了解正在进行的发育生物学研究 在自己的地理区域。

The Eleventh Annual Southwestern Developmental Biology Conference will be held May 14-16, 1993 at the University of Oklahoma Biological Station located on Lake Texoma near Kingston, OK. The meeting is sponsored by the Society for Developmental Biology, which states in its guidelines: "Regional meetings are an important activity of the Society for Developmental Biology... The function of the Regional Conference is to provide a more informal opportunity than national meetings for the exchange of information on development. Participation by graduate students, postdoctorals and junior faculty is particularly encouraged..." The meeting to be held at the University of Oklahoma Biological Station will adhere to the goals outlined above. For this conference, four prominent speakers (Drs. Randall Moon, Raymond Runyan, Helen Hathaway, and Gary Wessel) have been invited to present papers related to the following theme: "Cellular Signalling and Recognition in Development". To complement these invited talks, developmental biologists, as well as cell biologists working on developmentally-related problems, from the Southwest will be encouraged to present recent and preliminary findings on the meeting topic, or on any other field of developmental biology. We will seek especially to encourage and promote graduate students and postdoctoral fellow participation in the scientific program by providing financial support to cover the costs of registration, housing, and travel wherever possible. The conference format will thus give developmental biology students in the Southwest an excellent opportunity to give a talk, interact with a variety of active investigators in developmental biology, and gain a better understanding of the developmental biology research being pursued in their own geographic region.