|
See you at RNAi2009, 18-19 March 2009, Oxford, UK
Read Conference Report (HTML | PDF ~164kb)
Conference Proceedings (HTML | PDF ~273kb)

Dr James Parker, Oxford, UK
Professor Denise Barlow , Vienna, Austria
Professor Barbara Demeneix, Paris, France
Dr René Ketting (KEYNOTE SPEAKER), Utrecht, The Netherlands
Dr Deborah Bourc'his, Paris, France
Dr Rehan Ali (short presentation), Oxford, UK
Professor Jørgen Kjems, Aarhus, Denmark
Dr Justin Teissie, Toulouse, France
Dr Dmitry Samarsky, RXi Phrama, USA
Dr Roger Kaspar, TransDerm Inc, Santa Cruz, CA, USA
Professor Georg Sczakiel, Lübeck, Germany
Professor Andrei Thomas-Tikhonenko, Philadelphia, USA
Dr Gwen Fewell, Open Biosystems, USA
Dr Ian Sudbery (short presentation), Cambridge, UK
Dr Thomas Thum, Würzburg, Germany
Dr Renee Schroeder, Austria
Dr David Horn, London, UK
Professor Esther Stoeckli, Zurich, Switzerland
Dr Adam Baker, Exiqon, Vedbæk, Denmark
Dr Chris Lord, London, UK
Dr Ludger Altrogge, amaxa, Germany
Dr Stephanie Urschel , Thermofisher/Dharmacon, USA
Dr Matthew Wood, Oxford, UK




 
 


|
|

Introduction & Scope
Posters
Sponsors & Exhibitors
--------------------------
Keynote Speaker
Dr René Ketting
Hubrecht Institute, Uppsalalaan, Utrecht, The Netherlands
------------------------------------------------
Publish your RNAi research in
Providing:
An efficient route to fast-track publication
Immediate free access to published articles
------------------------------------------------

Sponsors of RNAi2008
Gold

Silver

Drinks Reception

Exhibitors









Supporters

Garland Science
-------------------------------------------
Media Sponsors
Nucleic Acids Research
Allconference.com
ePosters.net
RNAi.net
Centre for Structural and Cell Biology in Medicine, Germany
----------------------------
Read about past conferences

"High-caliber of speakers and wide range of topics; beautiful facilities and outstanding food"
"Great networking opportunity" ..more..

"Excellent spectrum of people from a wide variety of locations; good for networking."
"I enjoyed the meeting immensely - a good balance of talks ... industrial talks were nicely scientific and not sales pitches!" ..more.. |