[Neuropostdocs] great opportunity-time sensitive!

[Gene Robinson]

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Dear Students and Postdocs:

The Center for Advanced Study has kindly offered NSP a special opportunity: 
a student and postdoc luncheon with Dr. Sydney Brenner on Monday, 1 
April.  Dr. Brenner, who will deliver a CAS lecture that evening, is of 
course widely known as a towering figure in molecular biology, and in 
addition as the person who first picked the then-obscure C. elegans as a 
genetic model in large part because of what it could offer to the fields of 
neuroscience and development.  The rest is history, along with the other 
landmark events in Dr. Brenner's career.

Space is limited to 20, so please let me know as soon as possible if you 
wish to lunch with Dr. Brenner.  The luncheon will be on Monday, 1 April, 
at noon.  First 20 responses are in.  To expedite my cut&paste assembly of 
the guest list for CAS, please have one line of your email response include 
both your name and email address.

Gene






Gene E. Robinson
Professor, Department of Entomology
Director, Neuroscience Program
University of Illinois
505 S. Goodwin Ave.
Urbana, IL  61801
Tel. 217-265-0309
Fax 217-244-3499
Website: http://www.life.uiuc.edu/robinson/

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Dear Students and Postdocs:


The Center for Advanced Study has kindly offered NSP a special
opportunity: a student and postdoc luncheon with Dr. Sydney Brenner on
Monday, 1 April.  Dr. Brenner, who will deliver a CAS lecture that
evening, is of course widely known as a towering figure in molecular
biology, and in addition as the person who first picked the then-obscure
C. elegans as a genetic model in large part because of what it
could offer to the fields of neuroscience and development.  The rest
is history, along with the other landmark events in Dr. Brenner's career.


Space is limited to 20, so please let me know as soon as possible if you
wish to lunch with Dr. Brenner.  The luncheon will be on Monday, 1
April, at noon.  First 20 responses are in.  To expedite my
cut&paste assembly of the guest list for CAS, please have one line of
your email response include both your name and email address.


Gene 








Gene E. Robinson
Professor, Department of Entomology
Director, Neuroscience Program
University of Illinois
505 S. Goodwin Ave.
Urbana, IL  61801
Tel. 217-265-0309
Fax 217-244-3499
Website:
http://www.life.uiuc.edu/robinson/


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