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September 18, 2006
Neurotechnology Conferences Fall 2006
Posted by Zack Lynch
Here are several upcoming neurotechnology conferences:
- 6th Annual Neurotech Leaders Forum, September 28-29, San Francisco. If want to stay on the cutting edge of advancements in neurodevices, then don't miss Cavuoto's conference now in its' sixth year.
- Neuroscience 2006, October 14-18, Atlanta, GA. With over 30,000 people in attendance this is the largest neuroscience gathering on the planet. Note: The Neurotechnology Industry Organization will be launching at this event and is seeking volunteers to help staff the exhibit booth. If you would like to donate 3-4 hours please contact me. Students, researchers or representatives from NIO member organizations very welcome.
- Neuroscience Medical Innovations Summit, November 6-8, Cleveland, OH. Each year the Cleveland Clinic puts on a brilliant conference and this year they are focusing on commercial neuroscience. NIO will have an exhibition booth at this event.
Lastly, for those who like to plan ahead, early bird registration is now open for the Neurotech Industry Investing and Business conference on May 17-18, 2007 in San Francisco.
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1. Kensai on September 20, 2006 2:35 PM writes...
Good to know the industry is live and kicking! :)
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