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Photograph of The New Research Building with the text "The Voyage of Discovery is not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes" By Isaac Newton superimposed in the windows
Seminars will be held in the New Research Building (NRB) at HMS

Live streaming of our monthly LAM/TSC Seminar Series resumes in September 2008! Go to www.LAMTreatmentAlliance.org for summer science meeting news as the hard work continues in labs throughout the world!
                                                
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We would like to offer our profound thanks to all of our partners who help make the LAM/TSC Seminar Series possible:

To the many researchers and clinicians who attended these meetings from throughout the Northeastern US and beyond, to those who presented discussed, debated, questioned and generated some key ideas, we are so grateful. To the Harvard Medical School Department of Continuing Medical Education and Department of Genetics, the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance, Starbucks Coffee, the LAM Treatment Alliance staff and volunteers who give so much of themselves and their time, we are so grateful for your ongoing solidarity in our work to accelerate treatment research.

Special thanks to:  Wendy Atkinson; Terry Broderick; Phoebe Bustamante; Kari Carlson; Lara Harisay; David Kwiatkowski; Anna Lei; Meredith Scott; Ella Sexton
Charles Steelfisher & Alipes; Anne Marie Suciu; Laura Uwakwe; Danielle Waldman; Vicky Whittemore and countless others.

Please email afarber@LAMTreatmentAlliance.org if you or a researcher/clinician you know may like to learn more about our monthly meetings!  

For more information about the LAM Treatment Alliance, please visit: http://www.LAMTreatmentAlliance.org.

 

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