emergency manager13 November 2018
15th Annual WORLDSymposium 2019 Research Conference in Orlando, Florida, USA
Late-Breaking Abstract Submissions Are Now Open for the 15th Annual WORLDSymposium 2019 Research Conference in Orlando, Florida, USA
There are less than 12 weeks until the 15th Annual WORLD Symposium 2019 Research Congress dedicated to lysosomal diseases. The annual research meeting, taking place 4th – 8th February 2019 in Orlando, Florida, is now accepting late-breaking abstract submissions for poster presentation only.
WORLD Symposium is the premier international scientific meeting focused on lysosomal diseases - researchers from over 50 countries attend. The cutting-edge research presented at WORLD Symposium gains worldwide attention.
Conference on Research on Lysosomal Diseases ,Feb, 4th - 8, 2019 in Orlando, Florida,USA
With the congress less than 12 weeks away and hotel room reservations becoming increasingly limited, potential attendees are urged to register soon to avoid missing out. Key reasons to attend this exceptional conference on lysosomal diseases include:
- WORLD Symposium has become the major educational and unifying activity of Lysosomal Disease Researchers, and has evolved into a highly interactive research activity.
- The underlying theme transitioning molecular biology to human therapies elucidates the challenges—and highlights the successes—in bringing bench discoveries into successful clinical therapies.
- WORLD Symposium is designed for basic, translational and clinical researchers, patient advocacy groups, clinicians, and all others who are interested in learning more about the latest discoveries and the clinical investigation of these diseases.
- This years meeting is expected to attract over 1900 Lysosomal Disease Professionals from more than 50 countries, plus numerous sponsors, exhibitors and patient advocate groups.
- Leading scientists from around the world will present their research findings during 3 days of oral and poster presentations from more than 400 different scientists.
emergency manager13 November 2018
15th Annual WORLDSymposium 2019 Research Conference in Orlando, Florida, USA
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Late-Breaking Abstract Submissions Are Now Open for the 15th Annual WORLDSymposium 2019 Research Conference in Orlando, Florida, USA
There are less than 12 weeks until the 15th Annual WORLD Symposium 2019 Research Congress dedicated to lysosomal diseases. The annual research meeting, taking place 4th – 8th February 2019 in Orlando, Florida, is now accepting late-breaking abstract submissions for poster presentation only.
WORLD Symposium is the premier international scientific meeting focused on lysosomal diseases - researchers from over 50 countries attend. The cutting-edge research presented at WORLD Symposium gains worldwide attention.
Conference on Research on Lysosomal Diseases ,Feb, 4th - 8, 2019 in Orlando, Florida,USA
With the congress less than 12 weeks away and hotel room reservations becoming increasingly limited, potential attendees are urged to register soon to avoid missing out. Key reasons to attend this exceptional conference on lysosomal diseases include:
- WORLD Symposium has become the major educational and unifying activity of Lysosomal Disease Researchers, and has evolved into a highly interactive research activity.
- The underlying theme transitioning molecular biology to human therapies elucidates the challenges—and highlights the successes—in bringing bench discoveries into successful clinical therapies.
- WORLD Symposium is designed for basic, translational and clinical researchers, patient advocacy groups, clinicians, and all others who are interested in learning more about the latest discoveries and the clinical investigation of these diseases.
- This years meeting is expected to attract over 1900 Lysosomal Disease Professionals from more than 50 countries, plus numerous sponsors, exhibitors and patient advocate groups.
- Leading scientists from around the world will present their research findings during 3 days of oral and poster presentations from more than 400 different scientists.
