Tour the UGA Complex Carbohydrate Research Center 
Founded in 1985, the University of Georgia Complex Carbohydrate Research Center (CCRC) moved to a new three-story, 140,000 sq. ft. facility in 2003. CCRC is home of the UGA Cancer Center and four federally designated centers for carboydrate research. CCRC staff are engaged in more than 130 collaborations with scientists at universities and corporations in Georgia, the U.S., North and South America, Europe and Asia.
Tours will be offered in the afternoon on Thursday, Nov. 5; numbers may be limited. |
Your attendance is important
A key role of the Georgia Cancer Coalition is to facilitate statewide collaboration of individuals and organizations involved in cancer prevention, detection, treatment and research.The Coalition serves as a Connecting Point, linking government agencies, academic institutions, civic groups, corporations & health care organizations together to pave the way for Georgia to become a national leader in cancer control.
The attendance of Distinguished Cancer Scholars and Cancer Research Awardees funded through the Georgia Cancer Coalition is vital not only to the success of the Cancer Research Symposium but to Georgia's Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan which aims to strengthen existing cancer programs, support new initiatives and accelerate progress.
The goal of the 2009 Cancer Research Symposium is to provide a forum to exchange ideas, information and best practices to further collaborative efforts to combat cancer in Georgia. Please join us. For Information, contact:
Amy Moore,
Manager, Research Programs Georgia Cancer Coalition
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