The 14th International p53 Workshop from October 27-31, 2008, will be held at Fudan Crowne Plaza, Fudan University, Shanghai City, China. The p53 workshops have been held biennially, in different cities around the world, for the past 26 years. They have served as important events and opened new research avenues for basic and applied bio-scientists. The 2008 workshop will feature new, exciting, and unpublished basic, translational, and clinical research findings by internationally recognized scientists. This workshop will serve not only as a forum for researchers to share their latest findings relevant to p53, but will be an important experience for students and postdoctoral fellows who are working in this area. A number of travel fellowships for students and postdocs will be available and awarded based on the quality and impact of the submitted abstracts. For those who are interested in travel awards, please pay the registration fee and submit the abstract by June 1, 2008.
Fudan Crowne Plaza at Fudan University in Shanghai has a great conference facility, poster viewing stations, and food services. Rooms at Crowne Plaza and a number of hotels near Fudan campus will be available at a very affordable price for conference attendees. Shanghai, meaning “the City on the Ocean”, is one of the most prosperous, dynamic, modern and exciting cities in the world. We look forward to welcoming you to Shanghai in October, 2008.
(Chronological record of 1st-13th p53 workshops)
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Organizing
Committee Xinbin Chen (UC, Davis, USA) Wei Gu (Co-chair) (Columbia Univ., USA) Hua Lu (Co-chair) (Indiana Univ., USA) Xin Lu (Ludwig Inst. UK) Lin Wu (Roche, USA) Yanping Zhang (UNC, USA) |
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Shanghai
Committee Fuchu He (IBS, Fudan Univ., China) Li Jin (Fudan Univ., China) Qimin Zhan (Chinese Acad. Med. Sci., China) Lin He (IBS, Fudan Univ., China) Peng-Yuan Yang (IBS, Fudan University) |
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International Committee Sam Benchimol (York Univ., Toronto, Canada) Antony Braithwaite (Univ. Syndney, Australia) Wafik S. El-Deiry (Univ. Penn. USA) Curtis Harris (NIH, USA) David Lane (IMC, Singapore, Univ. Dundee, UK) Arnold J. Levine (Princeton Univ., USA) Moshe Oren (Weizmann Inst. Israel) Carol Prives (Columbia Univ., USA) Michael Resnick (NIH, USA) Varda Rotter (Weizmann Inst. Israel) Yoichi Taya (National Cancer Inst., Japan) Karen Vousden (Beatson Inst., UK) Geoffery Wahl (Salk Inst. USA) |