mmc2019 Poster submission deadline

[Peter O'Toole-2]

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Dear All, please find below information about mmc poster submissions from
Karina at the RMS.

The deadline for Oral Abstract Submission has now passed for mmc2019 and
the RMS is pleased to announce that we have received more oral abstract
submissions than in any previous mmc.

We are hoping to continue this trend with poster abstract submissions for
mmc2019.  Even if you have submitted an oral abstract, you can also submit
a poster, or multiply posters (if appropriate). Don't miss your opportunity
to present your poster in the heart of the exhibition floor, with over 1800
people from all backgrounds of microscopy viewing and interacting with it.

Go to www.mmc-series.org.uk/abstract-submission<
http://www.mmc-series.org.uk/abstract-submission> where you can create an
account (if you don't already have one) and submit your abstract.

The deadline for submitting your poster abstract is - Friday 15 March 2019

Please note: There will be no extension to the poster submission deadline.
Any poster abstracts received after Friday 15 March will be considered
breaking posters.

I look forward to receiving your abstract, but if I can be of any help,
please do let me know.

Kind regards

Karina


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