内容简介:
【组织简介】 24 (soon to be 25) member states form the European Molecular Biology Conference (EMBC), an inter-governmental organization. This organization funds most of EMBOs (European Molecular Biology Organisation) actions. As an inter-governmental organization, the EMBC promotes a strong transnational approach to molecular biology. The necessity for exchange of expertise between countries becomes more and more evident with the increasing importance and impact of life sciences on our daily life. The EMBC was established in 1970 to build on and consolidate the work that had been initiated by EMBO originally. It takes a pan-European (expanded to include some neighbouring countries) view of research and supports a very broad range of science through the programmes that bear the EMBO name. Of particular significance for science in Europe today is the fact that the EMBC includes not only the EU countries, but also many of the accession countries and those that have links with the EU to permit participation in the EU Framework Programmes. The relationship between EMBO and EMBC is very solid, and has worked effectively for more than 30 years. The EMBC monitors the actions that EMBO performs on its behalf, but does not interfere in the execution of the programmes. This arrangement works well based on the trust that has been well established between the scientific communities represented by EMBO and the member states acting through the EMBC.
Dates and places for the next EMBC sessions
33rd Ordinary Session, 2nd part: 18/19 November 2002, EMBL Hamburg 34th Ordinary Session, 1st part: 23/24 June 2003, EMBL Heidelberg 34th Ordinary Session, 2nd part 17/18 November 2003, EMBL Hinxton 35th Ordinary Session, 1st part 2004 EMBL Monterotondo 35th Ordinary Session, 2nd part 2004 EMBL Heidelberg