Each day of ABRF'99 will begin with morning plenary sessions that will emphasize the biological problems addressed by bioinformatics and biomolecular technologies. The afternoon scientific sessions will focus directly on the latest developments in the technologies. More pragmatic tutorials will complement these presentations. The extended lunch break will provide the opportunity to view and discuss the poster presentations, as well as learn about the latest studies conducted by the ABRF research groups. This mix of sessions ranging from pragmatic to theoretical approaches to technology and methodology characterizes our ABRF meetings.
Poster sessions are an important means for participants to share ideas and techniques.
Additional forms and registration information may be obtained from our Meeting Manager, Marcella Jackson. For the first time, the ABRF is offering a short course just prior to the meeting. Current ABRF members will be given priority for registration. This is a unique opportunity to learn from a leader in this field. The ABRF has over 800 members, and we hope that as many as possible of our members attend, joined by other scientists from around the world interested in the study of biological molecules.