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(2003), "MICROSCIENCE is back on 6-8 July 2004", Anti-Corrosion Methods and Materials, Vol. 50 No. 5. https://doi.org/10.1108/acmm.2003.12850eaf.002
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:Emerald Group Publishing Limited
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MICROSCIENCE is back on 6-8 July 2004
MICROSCIENCE is back on 6-8 July 2004
Keywords: Microscopy, Conferences
The Royal Microscopical Society has opened exhibitor and attendee registration for its leading microscopy event, MICROSCIENCE 2004.
The international conference and exhibition on the science of microscopy and in situ analysis promises to be even more successful than the last event in 2002, where registrations were up by 40 per cent. For 3 days in July 2004, visitors to London's ExCeL centre will be able to hear the world's leading microscopy experts, see the latest product developments and participate in MICROSCIENCE's unique workshops, which proved to be such a hit with visitors and exhibitors last year.
The conference sessions will cover 12 key topics from materials and life science microscopy, such as nanostructures, dynamic events, neuroscience and advanced SEM. Each will be a series of invited lectures by internationally acclaimed experts, with a complementary programme of workshops run in conjunction with exhibiting companies.
More than 85 companies occupying over 1,500 m2 of stand space exhibited at MICROSCIENCE 2002. Visitors to MICROSCIENCE 2004 can once again look forward to seeing one of the world's largest exhibitions devoted to microscopes and related products assembled under one roof, with many playing a vital role in the workshop sessions.
"Feedback from visitors to MICROSCIENCE 2002 shows that all of the workshops were exceptionally well received, the conference almost too crowded with interesting topics, and the quality of the exhibition outstanding" says John Hutchison, President of the RMS. "These successes and the continued backing of the microscope industry has given us a wonderful base to build on for 2004. It is a fantastic opportunity to get to grips with new technology and methodologies with the bonus of meeting so many other people involved with microscopy."
Full details of MICROSCIENCE 2004, including registration for visitors and exhibitor companies, can be found at www.microscience2004.org.uk