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When and Where

Conference Dates:
Jul 23-26, 2012

Location:
Hilton New Orleans Riverside
New Orleans, La.
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Abstract Submission

Abstract and Award Deadline Extended to March 30, 2012.

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Council on Basic Cardiovascular Sciences

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BCVS Steven Houser "This conference brings the best basic and translational scientists together in a more informal setting. It’s now a ‘must attend’ meeting for those dedicated to basic cardiovascular sciences."

Steven R. Houser, Ph.D., FAHA

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Abstract and Award Submission Extended to Friday, March 30!

New at BCVS! To promote the work of junior independent scientists, most sessions of the 2012 BCVS program will incorporate one oral abstract presentation selected from the best abstracts submitted by junior faculty. Submit your best science now!

Early Career Investigator Awards – Application Deadline, March 23, 2012

These awards recognize promising and outstanding investigators in the early stages of their career, stimulate continued interest in basic or clinical research,
and help early career investigators participate in AHA/ASA meetings.

The Council on Basic Cardiovascular Sciences proudly sponsors the awards listed
below and invites Council members to apply. Click the links below for detailed
criteria and instructions for each award.

New Investigator Travel Award
Outstanding Early Career Award
Cardiovascular Outreach Award

BCVS 2012 General Information

The goal of the Basic Cardiovascular Sciences 2012 Scientific Sessions is to improve understanding of mechanisms of basic cardiovascular regulation to support the development of new therapies and insights into clinical cardiovascular disease.


 
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The American Heart Association, in partnership with Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, is proud to announce AHA HealthJobsPlus. The new version of our job board provides a first-rate source for those seeking and posting jobs by connecting qualified healthcare professionals with top-notch employers in the healthcare industry.


Sponsorship Opportunities
April Smith
april.smith@heart.org
(214) 706-1235

Exhibiting Opportunities
It is our pleasure to invite you to showcase your company’s products or service to 600 basic cardiovascular scientists, molecular/cellular biologists, physiologists, translational investigators, clinical trialists, and other healthcare professionals in related disciplines.  This year’s conference is sure to be a success and we would love to have you be a part of it.

Please visit the exhibitor website or contact Julie.davis@heart.org for more information.



Questions:
E-mail: scientificconferences@heart.org
Phone: (888) 242-2453 or (214) 570-5935
 

Direct media inquiries to Corporate and Media Communications at (214) 706-1396.



 

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View the latest science presented at Basic Cardiovascular Sciences 2011 Scientific Sessions on the Science News website for abstracts online, final program, presentation slides, exclusive video interviews and more from the 2011 meeting.

Don't Miss BCVS 2011 Exclusive Video Interviews: Circulating miRNA and CV Disease, Cell Death and Autopaghy, Stem Cell Translational Research, and Diet, exercise  & Cardiac Aging

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