Microbiology For The Non Microbiologist
- Cours - Royaume-Uni
- Wed 08 Oct - Thu 09 Oct 2008
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Microbiological issues play a key part in the production and control of manufactured items. The object of this seminar is to provide non-microbiologists with an overview of the basic theory and practical relevance of microbiology as it relates to the working environment
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- Nom de l'opérationMicrobiology For The Non Microbiologist
- Adresse de l'événementHarrington Hall Hotel
- Ville/régionLondon
- PaysRoyaume-Uni
Management Forum Ltd
- Adresse98-100 Maybury Road, Woking
- Ville/RégionSurrey
- PaysRoyaume-Uni
- Numéro de téléphone+44-1483-730071
- Télécopie+44-1483-730008
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Our events cover a variety of areas including: production manufacturing, regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, clinical trials, research and development, therapeutics, respiratory medicine, marketing, health economics, quality assurance, patents and trade marks and licensing.
Attendance at Seminars is usually limited in order to offer ample opportunity for informal discussion. We also organise international Conferences on important issues affecting the pharmaceutical and related industries.
Our events cover a variety of areas including: production manufacturing, regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, clinical trials, research and development, therapeutics, respiratory medicine, marketing, health economics, quality assurance, patents and trade marks and licensing.
Attendance at Seminars is usually limited in order to offer ample opportunity for informal discussion. We also organise international Conferences on important issues affecting the pharmaceutical and related industries.