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Proposals for the upcoming SLAS Discovery special issue, Functional Genomics for Target Identification, are due today. This is an exclusive opportunity for reviews, perspectives, editorials or full manuscripts highlighting the identification of novel therapeutic targets and pathways, the emergence of drug resistance mechanisms or technology development in the area functional genomics to be published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal.
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In his monthly Electronic Laboratory Neighborhood president's column, Alan Fletcher explains the importance of attending SLAS2020. Not only does the usefulness lie in the education and technology innovation presented, but it's the attendee engagement that makes this such an important event. "I'd like to focus on how YOU can make the most of this conference. I truly believe a person receives rewards from any activity in proportion to the effort they themselves invest in that activity." Fletcher continues, "I am a great believer that the more you give the more you receive in return and my career has certainly benefited from being a part of this unique group of outstanding individuals."
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The SLAS2020 Exhibitor Prospectus is now available and the exhibition floor is 95% sold! Take a look at what makes the SLAS International Conference and Exhibition attendee tick and how exhibitors can benefit from participating in the 2020 event in San Diego (Jan 25-29). This is THE opportunity to showcase your products and elevate your brand in front of a global audience made up of life science and technology professionals.
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There are only a few days left to submit podium abstracts for SLAS2020 in San Diego. Abstracts for presentation, the SLAS Innovation Award and for the Tony B. Academic Travel Award are due this Monday, August 5. Submit a podium abstract for a chance to present your findings in sessions attended by fellow industry professionals, academics, scientists and engineers from the global life sciences and technology community. When submitting, select the option for the SLAS Innovation Award to be considered for the award and its $10,000 cash prize. Finally, students, graduate students, post-doctoral associates and junior faculty (less than four years in first academic appointment) are encouraged to submit their podium and poster abstracts for the Tony B. Academic Travel Award, which covers travel expenses including transportation costs (subject to SLAS policy), full conference registration and one-day short course attendance, and accommodations for a maximum of 4 nights in a shared room (2 people per room).
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Before or after submitting an abstract, play Captain Abstract for a chance to win a discount on SLAS2020 full conference registration. The top scorer in this one-minute video game for each month of the Call for Abstracts campaign (now through September) could win $150 off the prevailing registration rate, but only if you submit an abstract to accompany that high game score!
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The deadline to submit an abstract for the symposium, Targeted Protein Degradation: From Chemical Biology to Drug Discovery, is Friday, August 2. Hosted by the Biochemical Pharmacology Discussion Group of The New York Academy of Sciences, this one-day program will include sessions and discussions on targeted protein degradation and its potential benefits for use as a therapy for "undruggable" catalysts of disease. Don't miss this chance to get involved!
DATE: Tuesday, September 24, 8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
LOCATION: The New York Academy of Sciences in NYC, NY, USA
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SLAS Journal Special Issues Call for Papers — DEADLINE TODAY
SLAS Discovery: Functional Genomics for Target Identification
July 31: Proposals due
October 31: Invited submissions due
Upcoming 2019 Events
SLAS 2019 AI in Process Automation Symposium — Registration Now Open!
October 3 - 4
Boston, MA
Exhibit and Sponsorship Opportunities Available: Contact Karen Layser
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October 21 - 22
London, UK
SLAS 2019 Americas Sample Management Symposium — Registration Now Open!
November 20 - 21
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SLAS2020 International Conference and Exhibition
January 25 - 29, 2020
San Diego, CA
Call for Podium and Poster Abstracts Now Open
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