Welcome to the permanent web site of the Recovery of Biological Products Conference Series
The Recovery Conference Series is the premier forum for the presentation and discussion of the status, direction and trends in the recovery of biological products of therapeutic, diagnostic and nutritional interest to society.
Most of the information on this web site is readily accesible to everyone. By registering on the Conference Series Mailing List, you will receive updates on the next Conference, and you will be able to submit abstracts and your application to attend.
When your contact information details change, please update your record to allow us to stay in touch with you - please do so through the Mailing List page. If several users share a computer, you simply "log off" this system by closing all browsers, thereby allowing the next user to log on.
The Conference Co-chairs for thie next meeting in the series, Recovery of Biological Products XII, are Charles Glatz (Iowa State University), Sam Guhan (Amgen), and Ann Lee (Genentech) - we look forward to welcoming many of you to this meeting. We are pleased to announce that the next Recovery of Biological Products Conference (RXIII) will be held in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada in June 2008. Information about the conference, including dates, specific location, program content, etc, is available on the Current Conference pages. These pages will be updated regularly as the conference planning moves on. This site carries forward the firm tradition of the conferences in selecting sites that encourage communication, collaboration and friendship between the participants in an environment that is both distinctive and pleasing to the eye and spirit.
This web site also serves as the administrative tool of the Conference Series. For this reason, parts of the web site have restricted access only.
To access this web site, your system must meet the following requirements:
The Conference Series "Recovery of Biological Products" is a Not-for-Profit organization sponsored by the American Chemical Society, Division of Biochemical Technology.
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