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Join us at the annual AIM Center Symposium on Friday, February 22, 2019 for a day of plenary talks and workshops by leading autophagy scientists from around the world.
The symposia, hosted by Drs. Vojo Deretic (AIM Center Director), Leon Murphy (Casma Therapeutics, USA), and Li Yu (Tsinghua University, China), will take place in the Domenici Center Auditorium at the Health Sciences Center, University of New Mexico. This event will follow the 2019 Keystone autophagy meeting in Santa Fe. To register (free) for the AIM satellite symposium, click here, otherwise, click below for the full list of speakers and additional information!
A review by Dr. Eliseo Castillo and colleagues. Dr. Castillo is a recipient of a pilot award from the AIM Center and studies how autophagy affects T cell responses.
The Nordic Autophagy Society (NAS) promotes autophagy research in Northern European countries (Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and the Netherlands)
International Council of Affiliate Members
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Vibrant Campus Initiative
The AIM Center is excited to reveal a new program in the works - The Vibrant Campus Initiative Program (VIP), which is currently being finalized. Follow us in Twitter to stay up-to-date!
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