JSDB meeting

Posted by Paul O'Neill, on 8 February 2011

There’s still time to register for this years JSDB meeting. The deadline for abstract submission has been extended until February 10th.

JSDB meetings have been held almost entirely in English in recent years and not only offer an exciting scientific program, but also a chance to discover Japan. This year the conference will be held in Okinawa, the largest of the subtropical Ryukyu islands which form the southernmost tip of the Japanese archipelago. Okinawan culture is unique; even if you have visited Japan before, Okinawa offers something different and is well worth a trip.

Check out the JSDB homepage for more information.

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