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Dear Colleague,
Welcome to the homepage of the 10th European ZebraFish Meeting, to be held in Budapest, Hungary between 3-7 July 2017.
As the largest professional meeting of 2017 for teleost model users, the conference will cover a large range of topics on zebrafish and other teleost species, from aquaculture to tissue dynamics, from the study of early organogenesis to the application of fish in chemical biology. There will be dedicated workshops to discuss the use of fish species in education, the availability of research resources, and also community sessions to tackle the relevant ethical, financial and organisational questions. (For a more details please check here.)
Situated on the banks of the Danube, with its beautiful neoclassic and art nouveau architecture, Budapest offers the perfect conference venue and tourist destination. From hot baths to ruin pubs, from handcrafted design wonders to culinary masterpieces, all at cheap prices, everyone can find something for interest. During the meeting we offer lots of programs which give you the chance to explore Budapest in different and exciting ways. Please check the details here.
During the meeting we will take stock of the rapid developments in our field during the past couple of decades and also commemorate George Streisinger, the founder of the field, who was born 90 years ago in Budapest.
George Streisinger (1927, Budapest, Hungary – 1984, Oregon Coast, USA)
Elly Tanaka IMP, Vienna, Austria |
Jean-Paul Vincent Francis Crick Institute, London, UK |
Monte Westerfield University of Oregon, OR, USA |
Rachel Giles | University Medical Center Utrecht |
Antonio Giraldez | Yale University |
Mary Mullins | University of Pennsylvania |
Francesca Peri | EMBL |
Didier Stainier | MPI Bad Nauheim |
Steve Wilson | University College London |
Jochen Wittbrodt |
Heidelberg University |
We are looking forward to meeting you in Budapest!
Sincerely yours,
the Organizing Committee of the 10th EZM Meeting
Máté Varga, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest
Miklós Erdélyi, Institute of Genetics, Biological Research, Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Szeged,
president of the Hungarian Genetics Society
Ferenc Mueller, University of Birmingham, UK
Kalman Tory, Semmelweis University, Budapest
Laszlo Orban, TLL TEMASEK Life Sciences Laboratory, Singapore