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September 25, 2006
NIO Volunteers Needed for SFN Conference May 14-18
Posted by Zack Lynch
Just do it.
If you plan on attending the Society for Neuroscience Conference in Atlanta May 14-18 and would like to contribute a few hours (3-4) at the Neurotechnology Industry Organization's exhibition booth, we'd greatly appreciate it.
As a new non-profit, we can offer you an exhibitor pass (if you don't already have a pass), a way to learn more about NIO (I'll give you a personal tutorial on NIO), and the opportunity to meet like-minded individuals interested in giving commercial neuroscience organizations a unified voice to help accelerate the cures for brain and nervous system diseases.
Exhibits are open from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday through Wednesday (May 14-18). Pick a morning or afternoon on any day and then send me an email at zack (at) neurotechindustry.org. We'll make sure you are prepared. Please look at this as something that will be fun, interesting and relaxing. This offer is open to all individuals. Thanks for your support.
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1. Kensai on September 26, 2006 1:28 AM writes...
Nice initiative, Zack! But I'm looking forward to a NIO exhibition presentation in the EU as well. Sometime in the future.
Constantine
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