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BMLA e-mailbase
BMLA operates an e-mailbase that is open to anyone with a genuine interest in medical and biological applications of lasers and light sources. It enables users to communicate rapidly with national and international communities of scholars with a common interest. List members can share ideas, announce events, seek advice.
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The British Medical Laser Association is a scientific society established to promote, for the benefit of the public the application of laser and light based technology in medicine by:
- Promoting the safe operation of lasers and light based technology in the treatment of human disease;
- Promoting research and development in laser and light based technology in medicine and
by the publication of the useful results of such research;
- Establishing standards in the medical application of lasers and light based technology;
- Promoting collaboration and understanding between clinical and scientific disciplines in the field of laser and light based technology application.
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Monday, 23 March 2009 00:00 |
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This award is to aid a researcher to visit an internationally recognized research institute in their field of study, or to aid in the oral presentation of an international conference paper. The award available is of the value of £1000 towards such costs. To apply for this award, please send your C.V.letter of support from your supervisor, and accompanying letter, detailing your plans for the award to: Dr. Sean Lanigan,
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Closing date for applications is 1st April 2010.
Congratulations to Joanne Hutchings who received the award at this year's annual conference! |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 19 May 2009 08:30 |
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There were three prizes awarded at this year's annual conference in Salisbury. Many congratulations to...
Oluyori Adegun (Queen Mary University of London) who was awarded a £100 Springer book token for the best presentation in the Photodiagnostics & OCT and Laser/IPL Science sessions.
Vishal Madan (Salford Royal Hospitals Foundation Trust) who was awarded a £100 Springer book token for the best presentation in the British Skin Laser Study Group sessions.
Sasi Attili (Ninewells University Hospital and Medical School) who was awarded a £100 Elsevier book token for the best presentation in the PDPDT sessions.
Thank you also to Springer and Elsevier for sponsoring these prizes.
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