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'''1. Student Council Symposium at ECCB 2005 in Madrid''' | '''1. Student Council Symposium at ECCB 2005 in Madrid''' | ||
The 1st Student Council Symposium was held on 28th of September immediately preceding ECCB 2005 in Madrid. We initiated the review process of student abstracts and were pleasantly surprised by the quality and quantity of abstracts submitted. We received over 60 abstracts in 7 different categories covering a wide range of topics within computational biology. From these we selected 20 for oral presentation on the symposium and another 36 for poster presentations at ECCB. For more information on the 1st International Student Council Symposium in Computational Biology please visit http://www.eccb05.org/student.htm. | The 1st Student Council Symposium was held on 28th of September immediately preceding ECCB 2005 in Madrid. We initiated the review process of student abstracts and were pleasantly surprised by the quality and quantity of abstracts submitted. We received over 60 abstracts in 7 different categories covering a wide range of topics within computational biology. From these we selected 20 for oral presentation on the symposium and another 36 for poster presentations at ECCB. For more information on the 1st International Student Council Symposium in Computational Biology please visit http://www.eccb05.org/student.htm. | ||
== Quarterly Newsletter == | == Quarterly Newsletter == | ||
[[ISCB-SC:Newsletter:01 | Newsletter #1]] (December 2005) | [[ISCB-SC:Newsletter:01 | Newsletter #1]] (December 2005) | ||
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ISCB-SC:Activities Student Council Symposia1. Student Council Symposium at ECCB 2005 in Madrid The 1st Student Council Symposium was held on 28th of September immediately preceding ECCB 2005 in Madrid. We initiated the review process of student abstracts and were pleasantly surprised by the quality and quantity of abstracts submitted. We received over 60 abstracts in 7 different categories covering a wide range of topics within computational biology. From these we selected 20 for oral presentation on the symposium and another 36 for poster presentations at ECCB. For more information on the 1st International Student Council Symposium in Computational Biology please visit http://www.eccb05.org/student.htm. Quarterly NewsletterNewsletter #1 (December 2005) |
