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12
Sep
2019
22nd ESPCR Annual meeting
Brussels, Belgium
02
Oct
2019
PASPCR Annual Meeting
The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine, USA
18
Jun
2020
24th International Pigment Cell Conference
Yamagata Terrsa Conference Center, Yamagata, Japan
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EuSPCRESPCR@EuSPCR·
16 May

The next ESPCR meeting will be held in Brussels 12-14 Sep 2019, hosted by Véronique del Marmol. “A bridge between the pathology and physiology of the melanocyte” Deadline: 1st June. Great list of speakers confirmed. Please register and submit your work to be presented in Beussels

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EuSPCRESPCR@EuSPCR·
15 May

We are most pleased to announce our next Fritz Anders Lecture awardee: Marisol Soengas @msmelanoma @CNIO_Cancer for her achievements in melanoma research. She will receive a Medal and deliver the Lecture at the forthcoming ESPCR 2019 meeting in Brussels https://t.co/01NewP2tEZ

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LluisMontoliuLluis Montoliu@LluisMontoliu·
24 Apr

Greetings from Chicago airport, a stop on my way to Denver (Colorado) invited by Richard Spritz @CUDenver to deliver tomorrow a talk about the situation of people with #albinism in #Africa who face terrible challenges well beyond what it’s already experienced in Western countries

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LluisMontoliuLluis Montoliu@LluisMontoliu·
16 Apr

This is the Yamagata Terrsa, the venue for the #IPCC2020 @ifpcs conference that will be held in Yamagata, 18-21 june 2020, hosted and organized by Prof. Tamio Suzuki, Department of Dermatology of University of Yamagata. @EuSPCR https://t.co/erER82lwdk

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LluisMontoliuLluis Montoliu@LluisMontoliu·
15 Apr

Tamio Suzuki is a reference dermatologist in Japan, collecting and analyzing all cases of #albinism detected in this country. Tamio identified HPS3 and HPS4 genes causing Hermansky-Pudlak syndromic albinisms while he was a postdoc in Richard Spritz’s lab in Denver. @HPSNetwork

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