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QLD
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Meeting room, Toowong
Library. Level 1, top floor of Toowong Shopping Centre.
Toowong
Corner Sherwood Rd
and
Coronation Drive
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p.159 B18)
FREE parking is available on the top floor.
The railway station is in the complex.
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Meetings for 2008:
For further information, please contact; Anne tel:
(07) 3202 8138
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VIC
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The
Auditorium
Epworth Hospital
Bridge Road
Richmond
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Meetings for 2008:
Please note that the meeting arranged for 2 November has been re-scheduled to Sunday 16 November 2008.
Also please note the amended starting time of 11.00 am.
This meeting will be fairly informal and will include a screening of Dr David O'Donnell's informative presentation made to our 2008 Seminar on ICDs defibrillators etc. It will be followed by a pre-Christmas lunch for which members are requested to bring a plate.
For further information please contact Joan on (03) 9848 7082.
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NSW
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Second floor bistro
Mosman RSL
Club
Military Rd,
MOSMAN, NSW.
Boardroom
Level 13 Main Block
Royal North Shore Hospital
St Leonards
(go to Level 12 and change to seperate lift to Level 13)
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Meetings for 2008:
Informal luncheons are held on the last Friday of every month at 12 for 12:30pm.
Partners and friends are welcome.
Time 6.00 for 6.30
Wednesday 19th November 2008
Guest Speaker: A/Prof Chris Semsarian
Topic: Research into Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
Associate Professor Christopher Semsarian
MB BS PhD FRACP FCSANZ
Current Appointments
Head, Molecular Cardiology Programme, Centenary Institute, Sydney
Molecular Cardiologist, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney
NHMRC Practitioner Fellow
Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of Sydney
Qualifications
1984 - 1989 MB BS at University of Sydney
1996 FRACP (Cardiology)
1999 PhD in Molecular Cardiology, University of Sydney
2005 FCSANZ (Fellow of Cardiac Society of Australia & NZ)
A/Prof Semsarian is a Molecular Cardiologist with a specific research focus in the molecular basis of cardiovascular disease, in particular, identifying genes that cause disease and elucidating how these gene defects activate signalling pathways leading to disease. A focus area is in the investigation cardiomyopathies and sudden cardiac death in the young. A/Prof Semsarian has an established research program that performs genetic studies in humans, development of transgenic mouse models of human disease, and studies in isolated cell culture systems. All of his research has an interface between basic science and clinical research, i.e. translational research in cardiovascular medicine.
For further information and/or to confirm attendance please advise NSW State Contact Susan Lord on susan_h_lord@yahoo.com.au
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