http://www.icbio.org/conference
ICBio, a non profit organization under the Mahatma Gandhi Educational Trust, is training the students in the areas related to Clinical Research and Bioinformatics/Biotechnology.

The Drug Controller of India in 2003 introduced GOOD CLINICAL RESEARCH PRACTICES wherein it is mandatory that all the clinical trials conducted in India follow these practices in design, approval collection of subject data. Complete compliance of GCP guidelines in India are required for conduct of clinical trials.

India has one of the largest patient populations for most of the diseases with genetic diversity. Availability of highly qualified medical practitioners is attracting conduct of global clinical trials in Indian hospitals and clinical sites since India has implemented GCP as per ICH global standards. It is now possible that the data from conduct of trials in India as per GCP guidelines maybe submitted for approval of the drug in USA, Europe, Japan, etc along with submission to authorities in India.

The clinical trial industry is doubling in revenue every 2 years and as per Mckinsey estimate India has the potential to become one billion dollar revenue industry. High demand for clinical research employees has positioned these jobs among the fastest growing occupations, projected to grow at 3.3 percent per year, which is two and one-half times the total employment growth rate. This high growth has created the mandatory need for more clinical research professionals in GCP for conduct Management of the trials.

In view of this projected growth potential, ICBio is hosting a Two-Day National Conference on ?Biotechnology & Clinical Research in India?, during 7-8 March. 2008. Eminent personalities, Technical colleges, Medical institutes and Popular business houses, are expected to congregate and deliberate about the advances in the areas related to Clinical Research, Biopharmaceuticals Biomedical engineering, Nanomedicine, Healthcare informatics, etc. The target audience at the conference would be about 600 students, faculty, researchers, corporate people and invited delegates etc, who would be aspiring to make themselves better aware of the immense potentials of the emerging domains.

The event highlight for this event will be:-
1) CEO Conclave
2)Gateway to Indian Biotech & Clinical Research Industry
3)Overview on Oppertunity & Investment.
4) curent prospect of clinical research and drug development
5)Medical Tourisms
6) IPR & Regulatory Issues, & much more from Biotech Industry

there will be also exhibition where different organization will participate:-
1) Diagonistics and Instruments suppliers
2) Educational Institute
3) Biotech Parks
4) Consulting and allied Services
5) Bio-suppliers
6) Bio-pharma
7) Poster session

and many more.

ICBio, #198, S.F.S 208 4TH MAIN ROAD, 4TH PHASE, YELEHANKA NEW TOWN.

Posted: March 18th, 2001 under Education: Science_Education.
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http://masterclasses.bmj.com/GPs/Respiratory-Medicine/?=qweblist
This one day masterclass will answer all your questions about the management of your patients with respiratory infections and diseases in primary care. Understand exactly what you need to know for the management and care of your patients with asthma, COPD, respiratory allergic conditions and infections. You will also learn some practical approaches to smoking cessation, giving you greater ability to support your patients to better respiratory health.
Speakers:
Dr Hilary Pinnock
Clinical Research Fellow
Division of Community Health Services, GP Section, University of Edinburgh
Principal in General Practice
Whitstable Medical Practice, Whitstable, Kent

Dr Mark Levy
Editor in Chief
General Practice Airways Group and Primary Care Respiratory Journal
Clinical Research Fellow
Division of Community Health Sciences, GP Section, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh

Dr David Fishwick
Reader in Respiratory Medicine and Co-Director and Clinical Director
Centre for Workplace Health, University of Sheffield, Sheffield

Professor Aziz Sheikh
Professor of Primary Care Research and Development
General Practice Section, Division of Community Health Sciences, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh

Dr Samantha Walker
Director of Education and Research
Education for Health
Honorary Senior Lecturer
University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh

Dr Patrick White
Senior Lecturer in General Practice and Primary Care
Department of General Practice and Primary Care, Division of Health and Social Care Research, King’s College London, London

Dr Alex Bobak
GP with a Specialist Interest in Smoking Cessation
Wandsworth, London

Dr Simon Watkin
Consultant in Respiratory Medicine
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Trust, Norwich
BMA House

Posted: March 18th, 2001 under Education: Science_Education.
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http://
State level interschool event for schools all over tamil nadu. No registration fee.
No registration fee. Al schools welcome. spot registration available.
Easwari Engineering College, Ramapuram, Chennai - 600 089

Posted: March 16th, 2001 under Education: Science_Education.
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http://www.OncologyCongress.com
This interactive CME conference provides practicing oncologists with comprehensive practical information focused on patient care. Speakers discuss the latest clinical data, best practices, and new technologies that are directly applicable to the practice of oncology today.

383 Main Ave., Norwalk, CT 06851

Posted: March 14th, 2001 under Education: Science_Education.
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http://www.CommunityOnc.com
This conference focuses on translating new data into clinical practice, implementing clinical guidelines and quality standards, and applying the latest strategy for running a thriving practice. The meeting is designed specifically for community oncology physicians, nurses and practice managers.

383 Main Ave. Norwalk, CT 06851

Posted: March 14th, 2001 under Education: Science_Education.
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http://www.cie-portugal.net
Target audience

Nursery teachers, Basic school teachers, Secondary school teachers, Parentes, University students and professors, scientists and researchers and other professionals whose work is linked with the Congress theme, entrepreneurs and general population.

Main Issues

Education for environmental and heath concerns;

School environmental and health policies and practices;

Training for professionals, both initial and in service.

Aims

To draw attention to the imminent climate changes;

To inform about the planetary realities;

To inform about the new health issues raised by climate change;

To raise awareness of teachers in schools and universities to their responsibilities as active agents affecting the education of environment concerns in their communities;

To develop knowledge, concern and motivation towards self-care and health promotion;

To present, share and discuss suitable and innovative pedagogies;

To create operational working platforms between educational institutions in different areas of the country, or at the international level;

To create operational working platforms between schools and local / central decision makers;

To create operational working platforms between schools and universities;

To promote humanistic values and scientific accuracy towards the solving of existing environmental problems and health concerns;

To benefit from sharing concern about climate changes and such international problems;
To present the need for teaching awareness of environmental issues in both initial and in-service education of teachers;

To promote creativity as a pedagogical tool.
Official Languages: Portuguese, English and Sign Language

Price: 30 Euros (10 Euros for students)

Posted: March 13th, 2001 under Education: Science_Education.
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http://www.accs.org.au
The combined conference for the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery, Cosmetic Physicians Society of Australasia and the Australasian Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery is being held at Conrad Jupiters Convention Centre on the Gold Coast from 13-16 March 2008.

With a record number of local and international delegates, exhibitors and speakers in 2007, the ACCS, CPSA and AAFPS Conference has reached unprecedented heights. Now securely established as an excellent educational and networking event, the meeting has made in-roads across all areas of cosmetic medicine.

Mark your diary now to become a part of this world-class event and be informed and inspired by a range of local and international speakers and exhibitors on the latest industry innovations and techniques.

AUSTRALIA’S LARGEST COSMETIC SURGERY CONFERENCE FEATURES:

Programs

Four-day scientific program with surgical and non-surgical components
Local and international speakers, including cosmetic and plastic surgeons, facial plastic surgeons, dermatologists and cosmetic dentists
Four days of practical workshops for all levels
One-day program for paramedical aestheticians, practice managers and nurses on Sunday 16 March

Tradeshow

Over 60 exhibitors displaying the latest technologies and products at Australia’s largest cosmetic medicine conference and trade show

Social Functions

Thursday 13 March - Welcome Cocktail Party
Saturday 15 March - Gala Dinner

PO Box 36

Posted: March 10th, 2001 under Education: Science_Education.
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http://
advancement in materials and manufacturing

davangere,karnataka

Posted: March 6th, 2001 under Education: Science_Education.
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http://www.avrupaturkkongre.org/
The congress intends to discuss educational and cultural acquisitions of European Turks and to evaluate the future on the basis of preservation of social and cultural values and orientation to society lived in and to improve new point of views about the problems.

Posted: March 2nd, 2001 under Education: Science_Education.
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http://www.iqpc.com/de/libraries2007/MM
hit-to-lead ratio/ library design/ GPCR libraries/ ADME optimisation/ combinatorial chemistry/ novel chemical structures/ etc.

IQPC Gesellschaft f?r

Posted: March 2nd, 2001 under Education: Science_Education.
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