BioBarCamp: August 6-7, The Institute for the Future, Palo Alto

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When I wrote about BioBarCamp for the first time, it was just an idea to organize an unconference for biogeeks, people interested in life scientists around SciFoo Camp time.

Now thanks to Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, Science X2 project leader, we have a date and a venue: August 6-7, The Institute for the Future, 124 University Avenue, Palo Alto, California 94301.

Capacity: around 100 people and we already have 15 signed up.

Sign up here (first-come, first-served)

Join the discussion, suggest topics/sessions or follow the wiki.

Published by attilacsordas

AgeCurve founder using proteomes two demystify agings two add more healthy years, ex mito-stem cell biologist, bioinformatician, Open Lifespan philosopher

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