Two Nobel Prize winners in UKRAINE, really!!!
04/03/2007 | A workshop in Yeremche
Physiological Society International Workshop
Molecular Physiology of
Membrane Transport and
Cell Excitability
In September 2007 Prof. Alexej Verkhratsky is organising a workshop (aimed mainly at PhD students/young Postdocs) in Carpathian Mountains, in Yeremche.
The workshop will be attended by two Nobel Prize winners (E. Neher and B. Sakmann) and by acting president of Physiological Society and International Union of Physiological Societies O. H. Petersen.
Registration is live at http://www.physoc.org/international/yaremche2007/
Molecular Physiology of
Membrane Transport and
Cell Excitability
In September 2007 Prof. Alexej Verkhratsky is organising a workshop (aimed mainly at PhD students/young Postdocs) in Carpathian Mountains, in Yeremche.
The workshop will be attended by two Nobel Prize winners (E. Neher and B. Sakmann) and by acting president of Physiological Society and International Union of Physiological Societies O. H. Petersen.
Registration is live at http://www.physoc.org/international/yaremche2007/
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2007.04.04 | Георгій
I like "programme," "cheque," "basophile"
Yup, oughtta teach'em Ukes yer classy Brit spellin', bro2007.04.04 | casesensitive
Re: I like "programme," "cheque," "basophile"
whoa? how do you say it in your barbarian-american english? good meeting, btw, I feel tempted to register.2007.04.04 | Георгій
Re: I like "programme," "cheque," "basophile"
I cain't registuh cuz I got 'em durn kids ta teach in Septembuh2007.04.04 | b5hhg
Re: I like "programme," "cheque," "basophile"
Hey, Teacher! Leave'em kids alone!! (c) Pink Floyd2007.04.04 | Георгій
Yer fancy-shmancy Brits dun' git it
Y'all hear dat udder Brit rockinrollah sang,"Wonduh how y'all manage ta make eends meet..."
Dat durn kid's tuition money is what keeps muh buhb'que smokin'...
2007.04.04 | casesensitive
That's the way you do it - money for nothin' and chicks for free
2007.04.04 | Георгій
Y'all mean, o'er dar, in Brittin...
2007.04.04 | Сергій Вакуленко
I like "Ivano-Frankovsk"...