March 10-11, 2020: First annual Dutch Translational Metabolism Conference. We regret to inform that the 1st Dutch Translational Metabolism Conference will be postponed.
Maaike Oosterveer introduces to you the connecting value of our conference. Experts from the field and junior scientists will share their most recent research findings. We are looking forward to welcome you all and to spark new collaborations! : https://twitter.com/DutchMetabolism/status/1235829104093433856?s=20
Metabolic (dys)function is a key factor in many of the world’s modern diseases. The Netherlands is home to a great many leaders in the field of metabolic research, yet there is currently no annual national meeting allowing all these experts from different disciplines to gather. Such an event would be highly valuable to share knowledge and develop the collaborations that will maintain the Netherlands’ position as a global leader into the future.
Therefore, we cordially invite you to join the first annual Dutch Translational Metabolism Conference, to be held at Congrescentrum De Werelt in Lunteren on March 10-11, 2020.
More information is coming soon and stay tuned to the website for the most up-to-date information! https://www.translationalmetabolism.nl/
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