Dr. Sternberg,
Try the ASM website http://www.asmusa.org./ - if nothing is posted there
yet it should be posted very shortly.
Regards - Doug Caldwell
>Hello all,
>>I was wondering if anybody has details on the forthcoming ASM meeting in
>Miami. I haven't signed up yet, but would like to know if anything
>interesting is coming up in the biofilms sessions. So if anybody knows,
>could you please post details? (I am not an ASM member, so I don't
>subscribe to the "ASM News" Journal).
>>Thanks in advance,
>>Claus
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>* Claus Sternberg, PhD *
>* Department of Microbiology Technical University of Denmark *
>* Building 301 DK 2800 Lyngby Denmark *
>* Phone: (+45) 45 25 25 15 FAX: (+45) 45 93 28 09 *
>* E-mail: cs at im.dtu.dk *
>* URL: <http://www.im.dtu.dk/im/claus.html> *
>* PGP Public Key available on request *
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Doug Caldwell
Microbial Colonization Laboratory
Department of Applied Microbiology and Food Science
51 Campus Drive, University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7N 5A8, Canada
Voice: (306) 966-5026 (office), -5042 (colonization lab), -7704 (laser
imaging facility), 934-0711 (home)
Fax: 966-8898
Email: caldwell at sask.usask.ca
WebSite: http://zebra.usask.ca
Life is the process by which wisdom arises spontaneously, transcends any
specific individual or group of individuals, and resides within and among
all living things. - Doug Caldwell - Email signature - Nov. 6, 1996 - for
further information see:
Caldwell, D. E. and J. W. Costerton, 1996. Are bacterial biofilms
constrained to Darwin's concept of evolution through natural selection?
Microbiologia SEM 12:347-358.
Caldwell, D. E. R. M. Wolfaardt, D. R. Korber, and J. R. Lawrence. 1996.
Do bacterial communities transcend Darwinism? In Advances in Microbial
Ecology. Edited by: J. Gwynfryn Jones. Published by Plenum Press. New
York. In Press.
