Live gigs!
by Andrew on Jun.04, 2009, under Announcements, Events
Couple of upcoming events I’ll be going to…
1. Data Integration in the Life Sciences (DILS 2009) in Manchester next month, with a poster and abstract about FuncNet.
2. EMBL-EBI/ENFIN 2009 annual forum for small-medium enterprises (SMEs), in Vienna in September, with a half-hour talk on the same subject.
No ISMB for me this year, not economically justifiable without a speaking spot.
Andrew.
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June 11th, 2009 on 9:58 am
Good stuff getting out to conferences. Is bioinformatics hard hit by the whole credit crunch thing?