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If you're free in early November, you might want to attend the 2006 Nature Chemical Biology Symposium, which will be on November 10th & 11th at the Museum of Science in Boston.

The meeting's focus is the "frontier of in vivo chemical biology" and there are five sessions:

The nucleus and cell division
Metal ions and metabolites
Cytoplasmic processes
Membranes
Cell and chemical biology moving forward

Carolyn Bertozzi and James Rothman are the Keynote Speakers, and the rest of the program really looks fantastic...

Hope to see you there...

Joshua


Joshua Finkelstein (Associate Editor, Nature)

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