NSW State Meeting
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**Extended Abstract Submission Deadline – 16th Sep**
The Matrix Biology Society of Australia and New Zealand (MBSANZ) NSW state meeting is a 1 day event held on October 11 at the Woolcock Institute in Sydney. The day will include exciting presentations from the field of matrix biology, including invited talks by Prof Alastair Stewart (University of Melbourne), Prof Linda Sandell (Washington University), and Dr Jade Jaffar (Alfred Hospital, Melbourne). Our students and early career researchers will be prominently featured with talks selected from abstracts. The day will include ample opportunities for networking and discussion. Lunch and morning tea/coffee will be provided. The MBSANZ AGM will be held during this meeting.
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