Marching into April
Mar. 27th, 2009 04:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
x_crystalAnother month is coming to an end, and with it brings the promise of a new month with new experiences and new ideas. I have spent a lovely month in Ireland, and being there for the St. Patrick's Day festival was wonderful.
Both my traveling companion and I are excited about the Erfurt International Symposium on Mutation, an upcoming international conference in which numerous specialists on the subject of mutation will gather together in Germany to discuss said subject. It is sure to be an event well worth attending; therefore, the next stop on the Laurie Collins World Tour 2009 is Germany. I know that multiple people involved with Xavier's will be present, either as representatives or attendees, so I am sure that I will see some familiar faces there.
Have a great week, and I will see some of you next weekend!
Both my traveling companion and I are excited about the Erfurt International Symposium on Mutation, an upcoming international conference in which numerous specialists on the subject of mutation will gather together in Germany to discuss said subject. It is sure to be an event well worth attending; therefore, the next stop on the Laurie Collins World Tour 2009 is Germany. I know that multiple people involved with Xavier's will be present, either as representatives or attendees, so I am sure that I will see some familiar faces there.
Have a great week, and I will see some of you next weekend!
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Date: 2017-11-20 02:01 am (UTC)Date: March 27th, 2009 11:03 pm (UTC)
I'll be following the Erfurt conference from home, unfortunately, but here's hoping that you and Mademoiselle Collins find it worthwhile.
From: x_wallflower_
Date: March 28th, 2009 11:33 am (UTC)
Germany! How can anyone not be excited about a trip to Germany, and the chance to talk to a bunch of doctors about mutation? I can't _wait_ for some of the seminars. There's one by this guy, Dr Strahn, on mutant biology and some studies they've been doing in Sweden into maladaptive mutations.
It's fascinating stuff.