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Welcome Colleagues!
You've reached the INRC
webpages, the
virtual meeting place for scientists, clinicians, and other researchers interested
in all aspects of opioid pharmacology and function.
Mission
The advancement of science relating to all aspects
of opioid research primarily by providing an international forum where there can
be exchanges of information among interested scientists from different
disciplines.
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Letter from the local organizer for INRC
2013 in Australia:
Dear INRCers,
There is just 1
week to go before Abstract Submission and Early Bird Registration for INRC
2013 closes- May 24!
The Cairns
meeting has already attracted more 100 high quality abstracts, and
it is not too late to be part of it !
Full abstract
submission and registration details can be found at:
https://www.dcconferences.com.au/inrc2013/home
And don't forget
to look out for details of the travel awards available for some young
investigators.
Any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me
Looking forward to seeing you there !
cheers,
Mark Connor
(on behalf of the INRC Local Organizing Committee)
Co-Chair, INRC 2013
Professor of Pharmacology
Australian School of Advanced Medicine
Macquarie University
THE NEXT INRC MEETING
WILL BE HELD IN CAIRNS, AUSTRALIA!
sponsored in part by:

At the Pullman Cairns International Hotel, North Queensland, Australia
Sunday July, 14 – Thursday July, 18 2013
Click
here for INRC 2013 information and registration

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THE LAST INRC MEETING
WAS HELD AT SHERATON CROWN CENTER HOTEL
IN KANSAS CITY, MO, USA
Click on Past Meetings & Abstracts (left margin) for Post-Meeting Page
including Scientific Program, General Business Meeting minutes, pictures
from the conference, and Soundbytes (short interviews with attendees)
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The poppy plant, Papavera somniferum,
is the natural source for morphine and
other opioid alkaloids
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