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18th IMC Prague

05 Feb, 2014

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The 18^th International Microscopy Congress 2014 will take place from 7 till 12 September 2014 in Prague, Czech Republic. The Congress offers the opportunity to take part at one of the largest microscopy events taking place this year.

Deadline call for abstracts – March 5 2014

Early registration – March 5 2014

Standard Registration – July 1

For full details on abstract submission, scholarships, sessions and confirmed speakers contact; [email protected] or visit www.imc2014.com

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