Have you already registered for the ECM-30 meeting in Basel, Switzerland, 28 August - 1 September 2016 ?

Please check out our very interdisciplinary programme :

http://ecm30.ecanews.org/scientificprogramme/detailed-scientific-programme-pdf-interactive.html

You will find for sure also some microsymposia which deal with your personal research interests. The two Nobel Prize winners Prof. Dr. Jean-Marie Lehn and Prof. Dr. Ada Yonath will present the plenary talks, and we could win top-level scientists for the keynote lectures.

Don't miss this exciting opportunity to connect and exchange with scientists from all over Europe and the world. Register now and benefit from the early bird registration fees.

Early Bird Registration Deadline : Wednesday, 20 April 2016, 23:59h, CET

Please register online here : https://www.m-anage.com/Login.aspx?event=ecm2016

For more information on organizing your attendance please visit the ECM-30 website :

http://ecm30.ecanews.org/ecm2016/home.html

We are looking forward to your participation.

Kind regards

Congress Secretariat

ECM-30

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