The Graduate Program in Molecular Biophysics
invites you to the
18th Annual Molecular Biophysics Research Symposium
Friday, May 15, 2009
8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Location: American Airlines C.R. Smith Museum
4601 Texas Highway 360 at FAA Road
Fort Worth, Texas 76155
This symposium is provided to give students, post-doctoral fellows, and faculty an opportunity to present results of grant-supported research to a broader research community with time allowed for discussion, which will provide feedback to the presenter and his/her PI and new ideas for future direction. This event is specifically designed to encourage scientific exchange and promote academic development.
Keynote Speaker: William Weis, Ph.D. (Stanford University)
Please note: there is a $50 registration fee for all participants (P.I.s will be invoiced).
A registration form must be completed by all attendees.
Registrations for the 2009 MB Symposium are closed. If you have any questions, please contact Jo Appleton at 214-645-6364 or jo.appleton@utsouthwestern.edu.
Driving Directions to Museum:
From Dallas: Take Hwy 183 West, then 360 South to Arlington. Take the FAA Road exit. Follow the access road south; turn right at the stop sign. The museum is on the right.
From Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (3 miles south): Take the south exit from the airport and follow the 183 West / 360 South curve to the right. Exit at FAA Road and turn right at the stop sign. The museum is on the right.
From Fort Worth: Take Hwy 183 East, then 360 South to Arlington. Take the FAA Road exit. Follow the access road south; turn right at the stop sign. The museum is on the right.
From the North: Follow Texas Hwy 360 South. Take the Trinity Blvd. exit. Stay in the left lane, go under the highway and stay on the access road northbound to the stop sign at FAA Road. Take that left over Highway 360. The Museum is ahead on the right.
From the South: Follow 360 North. Take the Trinity Blvd. / FAA Road exit. Proceed straight across Trinity Blvd and stay on the access road northbound to the stop sign at FAA Road. Take that left over Highway 360. The museum is ahead on the right.
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