Occursys has begun developing the new Cytokines 2009 website! From what we're seeing, this will be an exciting meeting that should not be missed. The website, located at www.cytokines2009.org is available with some high level information and plenty more to come, very soon! Bookmark it now and check back often!
We have also opened a discussion forum which you can find here to discuss the meeting.
What is Cytokines 2009?
The 2009 Annual Meeting of the Society for Leukocyte Biology, International Cytokine Society, & International Society for Interferon and Cytokine Research.
What's the theme?
Cellular and Cytokine Interactions in Health and Disease
When?
October 17-21, 2009
Where?
Lisbon Convention Center
Lisbon, Portugal
Occursys.com launched today as a free extension to the International Society for Interferon and Cytokine Research and the International Cytokine Society.
Thanks to everyone partaking in the upcoming Cytokines2008 meeting in Montreal Canada.
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Note: This web site is not monitored by the Cytokines 2008 organizers, if you have urgent questions about the meeting, please email info@cytokines2008.org

MeetingPress™ has been working together with McGill to bring you the spectacular 2008 Cytokines meeting in Montreal Canada. This will mark the 7th Joint Meeting of the International Society for Interferon and Cytokine Research and the International Cytokine Society, and is to be held October 12 to 16, 2008 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
We at Occursys are honored and proud to have the opportunity to host such a special event. We've worked with many great folks over the past few years and look forward to many more. MeetingPress™ successfully hosted the Cytokines 2004 conference in Puerto Rico and last year’s 2007 meeting in San Francisco CA.
Enjoy the 2008 meeting!
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More information
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The Cytokines 2008 web site (Cytokines 2008) is powered by MeetingPress™. By next year organizers will have the ability to update all web site content for the meeting at anytime from anywhere. You could even update pages of your web site using a BlackBerry™, iPhone™, or other devices with built in web browsing capabilities, now that's cool!
The organizers cordially invite you to participate in the 7th Joint Meeting of the International Society for Interferon and Cytokine Research and the International Cytokine Society "Cytokines 2008" to be held October 12 to 16, 2008 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Our Conference will harness the biomedical expertise and energies of these major societies to provide a comprehensive update of recent insights into basic and clinical aspects of Cytokines in Cancer, Inflammation and Infectious Diseases. The overall theme of this Conference is Translating Science into Health, and is chosen to emphasize the integration of basic, pre-clinical, pharmaceutical and clinical research in the areas of cancer, immune modulation, inflammation and infectious diseases.