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The Society for
Histochemistry is an international association of scientists which was
founded in 1952.
Membership of the Society is open to scientists of all countries. The
Society organizes annual scientific symposia, sponsors the
Robert-Feulgen Lecture and awards the Robert-Feulgen Prize. The activities of the
Society are connected with
histochemistry and all related fields, especially cell and tissue biology, molecular biology,
pathology, anatomy, and
microscopy. The
official journal of the Society is Histochemistry
and Cell Biology.
For more information please see "The Society".
21 March 2013
Robert
Feulgen Prize for the year 2013
The Society of Histochemistry
congratules Prof. Yaron Shav-Tal from the Mina & Everard
Goodman Faculty of Life Sciences, Bar Ilan University in Israel, to the Robert Feulgen Prize.
The Society received 10 applications this year, all of them of a very
high quality. The adjucation committee after an intense discussion
nominated Prof. Yaron Shav-Tal for the 2013 prize for his outstanding
contributions to quantify gene expression in single cells by
histochemistry.
Prof. Shav-Tal will deliver a Robert Feulgen Prize
laureate lecture at the 55th Symposium of the Society for
Histochemistry that is organized in cooperation with COST Nanonet
Action. The Symposium takes place on 11 - 14 June 2013 in Prague. |
19 September 2012

25th April, 2013
- Abstract
submission + young scientists grants application extended
The 54th
Symposium of the Society for Histochemistry in Vienna was concluded
succesfully. We thank the local organizers for excellent event.
The 55th
Symposium of the Society for Histochemistry will take place in
Prague,
the Czech Republic from 11th to 14th June, 2013.
This
international Symposium will focus on Intermediate
Filaments in Health & Disease.
The Symposium is organized in cooperation with BMBS COST Action
Nanomechanics
of Intermediate Filaments Networks (NANONET).
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30 January 2013

The
symposium will provide a platform for exciting presentations and
stimulating discussions with the aim to bring together the different
fields of Golgi apparatus research to facilitate improved insight into
the multiple tasks and functions of this fascinating organelle.
Announcement
Please find details and forms for registration and hotel reservation on
the home page
www.meduniwien.ac.at/golgi2013
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21 December 2012
NEW - Enjoy reading of the newsletter of the Society for
Histochemistry
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21 December 2012
You may apply
for a Robert Feulgen
Prize (3000 EUR) that is awarded for an outstanding achievement in the field of histochemistry.
All applications should strictly adhere to the rules.
Submission deadline is 31 January 2013. |
The Medical
University of Vienna announces a
full-time and permanent position of a Full Professor of Cell and
Developmental Biology. The position will be assigned to the Centre
of Anatomy and Cell Biology.
Applications in English should be mailed as a
single pdf by April 1st, 2013, to the Rector of the Medical
University of Vienna, Spitalgasse 23, 1090 Wien, Austria
(buero-universitaetsleitung@meduniwien.ac.at).
More
information is available in the announcement. |
31 May 2012
First
Announcement of the International Microscopy Congress (IMC 2014)
The announcement informs about IMC 2014 key dates and introduces
the scientific topics of the congress.
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5 April 2012
The
Robert Feulgen Prize 2012 was awarded to Dr. Andreas Römpp
from the Institute of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry
of the Justus
Liebig University in Giessen.
The prize has been
awarded for substantial improvement of mass
spectrometry imaging by combining high mass resolution with spatial
resolution in the low micrometer range. This results in an
unprecedented
quality and reliability of information on chemical content for
histological investigation, as demonstrated for a range of organs.
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12 March 2012
You may apply for a Robert Feulgen
Prize (3000 EUR) that is awarded for an outstanding achievement in the field of histochemistry.
All applications should strictly adhere to the rules.
Submission deadline is 31 January 2013.
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29 February 2012
The Society for Histochemistry nominated Jana Rohožková from the
Czech Republic to the "Young Histochemist Award 2012" to attend the
ICHC 2012 - 14th International Congress of
Histochemistry and Cytochemistry in Kyoto. The Society decided to grant
an additional bursary also to a young scientist at the second place -
Sebastian Marwitz from Germany. Both applications were of high quality
therefore we believe that participation in ICHC 2012 will broaden their
knowledge and help their scientitic careers. |
new applications (only internal access)
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