Virtual Early Career European Microscopy Congress 2020

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Virtual Early Career European Microscopy Congress 2020

15 Oct, 2020

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To be held on 24th – 26th November, 9am – 5pm UK Time, 10am – 6pm CET Time

Scientific Organisers: Klaus Qvortrup (Conference Chair), Marco Beleggia, Jakob Birkedal Wagner, Eija Jokitalo and Julia Fernandez-Rodriguez.

Following the cancellation of emc2020, this virtual meeting will provide an opportunity for Early Career Scientists who would have attended and presented at the congress, to still present their work at an International Meeting this year. 

Symposia/Sessions taking place:

Physical Sciences Applications

Physical Sciences Tools & Techniques

Life Sciences – Ultrastructural imaging in life sciences

Life Sciences – from molecules to complex systems

Each symposia will have a morning and afternoon session with oral presentations, as well as poster sessions.

To register to attend the Virtual Early Career European Microscopy Congress - 2020, you must first have an account on the emc2020 website. If you attended mmc2019 you will already have an account, otherwise you should follow the registration process on the website.

Ticket Categories:

Students and early career researchers free.

EMS members €60. Non-members €75

Sponsorship is also available for the meeting

For all registration, sponsorship details and other enquiries visit www.emc2020.eu

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