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RRS 2012 Registration Now Open

      The Radiation Research Society's objectives are threefold:

  • To encourage in the broadest manner the advancement of radiation research in all areas of the natural sciences;
  • To facilitate cooperative research between the disciplines of physics, chemistry, biology and medicine in the study of the properties and effects of radiation;
  • To promote dissemination of knowledge in these and related fields through publications, meetings and educational symposia.
 

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REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
Join us for the RRS 2012 Annual Meeting in Puerto Rico!
Rio Mar Resort Hotel
September 30-October 3, 2012
 
  Your many colleagues, members of the meeting program committee, have been working hard in putting together a fantastic, high caliber scientific program. The annual meeting of the Radiation Research Society is the single, most important event of our multidisciplinary society. The beautiful and relaxing venue encourages both formal and informal interactions between scientists and scholar-in-training by presenting their latest research, learning what is hot in the field, arranging collaborative studies and training the next generation of radiological scientists.  I urge all of you to attend the meeting and I look forward to welcoming you to Puerto Rico.

Tom K. Hei
Chair, Program Committee
*You must have a current membership to receive the member discounted rate. You will be asked to enter your User ID & password (which should be your last name, unless it was changed previously). This registration site is for RRS Members, Emeritus and SIT Members. After you have logged in, you will be asked to provide your contact information. Once your contact information has been entered and submitted, you will be redirected to the Meeting Registration website; the contact information you submitted will automatically populate into registration fields.

 
Plenary Featured Speakers
The theme of the 2012 annual meeting is "Road Map to Enchantment", as Puerto Rico is known in Spanish and will feature an emphasis on interdisciplinary sessions that encompass interest from the four main disciplines of our members.

For our plenary lectures, four world-class speakers will cover:
- Epigenomics and Cancer:
Sunday, September 30 at 9am featuring Dr. Peter A. Jones

- Lessons learned from Fukushima nuclear incident:
Monday, October 1 at 9am featuring Dr. Norman Coleman

- Translational Cancer Research:
Tuesday, October 2 at 9am featuring Dr. Michael B. Kastan 

- Redox Chemistry:
Wednesday, October 3 at 9am featuring Dr. Peter Wardman
Debate Sessions with Box Lunch*
Our debate sessions will be held Sunday, September 30 at 12:30pm. The moderator for both debates is Eric Hall.


DEBATE 1: "This house believes that cancer stem cells and their normal counterparts dictate the outcome of clinical radiotherapy."
Featuring the viewpoints of
Charles Limoli and counterpart Chuan-yuan Li
Charles Limoli          &n bsp;                Chuan-yuan Li
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DEBATE 2: "This house believes that alpha/beta model in radiation response contributes little to actual clinical practice." 

Featuring the viewpoints of
David Brenner 
and counterpart Anders Brahme.
David Brenner                 Anders Brahme

*RSVP REQUIRED FOR BOX LUNCH
JOIN US FOR THE ALL NEW BUSINESS FORUM *

Come see the all new business Forum on Monday, October 1

The new and exciting format offers a buffet lunch with interactive stations to visit with the President, find out about the SIT Programs, catch the State of the Society report in a new way, get the latest member updates, and network with your collegues. If you think the old business meeting was boring... well, we agree; come find out how we've spiced up the Puerto Rico program and join our interactive lunch.

 

*RSVP REQUIRED FOR LUNCH

BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE QUICK LINKS FOR OPTIONAL TOURS, GUEST OFFERINGS & EVENING OPTIONS

You won't want to miss out on the exciting offerings to get out and about during your time in Puerto Rico. The conference organizers have pre arranged AMAZING tours, evening offers and a NOT TO BE MISSED CLOSING GALA at the Revealing Rainforest.

 

Advance registraion is required or many of these great options will cancel due to minimum numbers required. Be sure to tell your friends and join us for the many options that have been arranged for the RRS attendees.  THESE OPTIONS ARE NOT LIKELY TO BE AVAILABLE ONCE ONSITE SO BOOK SOON!

 



Kathy Votaw, Executive Director
Phone: 1-785-865-9216
Toll-Free: 1-800-627-0326
Fax: 1-785-843-6153
Email: kvotaw@allenpress.com
Radiation Research Society
PO Box 7050
Lawrence, KS 66044-8897

Scott Starr, Association Manager
Phone: 1-785-865-9221
Toll-Free: 1-800-627-0326
Fax: 1-785-843-6153
Email: sstarr@allenpress.com