Location
Travel
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Meeting Rooms
The meeting will be held at Hilton Liverpool, http://www.hilton.co.uk/liverpool located in the City Centre adjacent to the new Albert Dock Attractions. This is a new hotel with every amenity and a dedicated conference area.
WNPC have large meeting rooms on the second floor of the Hilton which will house the oral and poster presentations with plenty of space for breakout sessions and lunch. Posters will be up during the whole meeting in the second meeting room. There will also be formal time allotted to their viewing within the main programme
Visitor Information and Attractions
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Registration
Registration will be held at the Hilton Hotel at the second floor, just outside the meeting rooms. Registration can be done on Sunday 13th March from 18.30 and from Monday 14th March 8.30 to 18.00.
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CONFERENCE REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 1st March 2011
First Conference booklet including scientific sessions, posters and abstracts
ABSTRACT SUBMISSON DEADLINE: Close Sunday 20th February, 24.00
Early Registration Fee until Dec 24, 2010, £250
Student Discount Available Until 24th Feb 2011, £175
Registration Fee After Dec 24, 2010, £300
The registration fee includes lunches and coffee breaks and a number of social events, as well as a copy of the program. The program can also be copied from the front page of the web page, www.wnpc.se.
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About
Welcome to the website for Winter Neuropeptide Conference (WNPC) 2011, which will be held in Liverpool, UK from March 13-16, 2011.
The WNPC invites your attendance and participation in the 31th annual meeting. The WNPC is the oldest ongoing conference focused on neuropeptides. The first conference was in 1976 and has been convened on consecutive years since 1979. The WNPC was conceived as a mechanism for dissemination of information and vehicle to encourage collaboration among scientists working on neuropeptides. Originally the WNPC was linked formally to the Winter Conference on Brain Research. The WNPC continues to expand largely because work in the field of neuropeptides continues to proliferate and prosper.
The meeting spans four days. This year’s meeting is in Liverpool and the session times take place from 9-18.00 during the day, with discussion sessions, coffee and lunch included in the program. There will also be evening events organized to complement the academic programme. It is the organizers aim that we shall all be comfortable during the meeting and devote a lot of time to discussions. All attendees are invited to participate in a data blitz session coordinated with poster submissions. The setting is informal and participants are encouraged to actively take part in the conference.