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2008 Discussion Meetings
All Royal Society Discussion Meetings are FREE to attend but
pre-registration online is essential. For further information and
to register, please visit royalsociety.org/events
28 and 29 January 2008 28 and 29 April 2008 29 and 30 September 2008
Cosmology meets Statistical and computational Talent and autism
condensed matter challenges in molecular By Professor Uta Frith FRS and
By Professor Tom Kibble FRS and phylogenetics and evolution
Dr Francesca Happé
Professor George Pickett FRS
By Dr Nick Goldman and
Professor Ziheng Yang FRS
27 and 28 October 2008
25 and 26 February 2008
Neurobiology of addiction:
19 and 20 May 2008
Applied large eddy simulation
By Professor Paul Tucker
new vistas Membrane transport in flux:
By Professor Barry Everitt FRS, the ambiguous interface
17 and 18 November 2008
Professor David Nutt and
between channels and pumps
Professor Trevor Robbins FRS
By Professor Frances Ashcroft FRS,
Brainstem: neural networks
Professor David Gadsby FRS and
vital for life
17 and 18 March 2008
Professor Christopher Miller
By Professor John Nicholls FRS
and Professor Julian Paton
From computers to
ubiquitous computing
9 and 10 June 2008
24 and 25 November 2008
by 2020 DNA deamination
By Professor Marta Kwiakowska, in immunity, virology
New possibilities with
Professor Tom Rodden and
and cancer aberration corrected
Professor Vladimiro Sassone
By Dr P J Gearhart,
electron microscopy
Dr Tomas Lindahl FRS and Professor
By Dr Andrew Bleloch,
7 and 8 April 2008
Michael Neuberger FRS
Professor David Cockayne FRS,
Professor Angus Kirkland and
The environmental
Dr Peter Nellist
e-science revolution
By Dr Ned Garnett,
Professor Charles Godfray FRS
and Professor Robert Gurney
The Royal Society
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