Preface
Dear colleagues,
This issue of Cell News announces the
DGZ 2015 International Meeting, which is going to be held in Cologne from March 24
th
to
27
th
.
The organising committee headed by our Vice President Carien Niessen is putting together an extraordinary program covering a
broad range of cell biological topics (see p. 5). Moreover, we are going to celebrate
40 years of the German Society for Cell Biology
with a special anniversary session! Make sure to come and see your colleagues in Cologne for a stimulating and exciting meeting.
From
October 2 to 5 this year, the University of Leipzig once more hosts the Physics of Cancer meeting
. Running annually since 2010,
PoC has established as a worldclass meeting on the physical mechanisms underlying cancer progression.
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Reviews about your research ideas are as welcome as reports about your exciting postdoc training
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Beste Grüße
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