To register for the meeting online click below (register by August 10, 2009 for the reduced rate):

Abstract submission fee: $40 USD

Please note: The abstract submission fee is to cover publication costs. It should be paid along with the registration fee for the presenting author to facilitate tracking. Accepted abstracts will be published for the meeting in the Program Booklet and subsequently in Microcirculation, the official journal of The Microcirculatory Society, Inc.

Travel Awards
At least 10 travel awards ($500 each) will be available to students and postdoctoral trainees who are first authors on submitted abstracts. Letters of support will be required from respective mentors.

For those wishing to be considered for a travel award, please send letters of support from respective mentors as an email attachment to muconf4@missouri.edu by August 10, 2009 . Letters should identify the first author and title of the abstract.

 

Or click below to download a printable registration form.

After filling out the form, print it and mail or fax it to:

Mail: MCS, MU Conference Office, 344 Hearnes Center, Columbia, MO 65211
Fax: (573) 882-1953

 

To submit an abstract, click below.

 

Click below for Room Reservations.

 

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Media Access Policy

The University of Missouri promotes open access to the ideas and knowledge being discussed by invited guests and members of the university community. A key tool for ensuring an open learning process is the freedom of press access to the forums and workshops that take place on the campus. The policy of the University of Missouri is to allow press access to all public events on campus.

All workshops, speeches, forums, and other events that invite general participation of faculty, staff, students, alumni or the public will be open to press coverage. Ticketed events must allow the press to gain access to report the substance of the event. Where space limitations are severe, press representatives must be allowed to gain access through purchases of tickets or reasonable selection procedures that ensure the public’s access to the substance of the event.

Any use of university space for private forums or speeches must also adhere to this policy. Speakers coming from outside the university should be informed in advance of this policy. Recording of speeches should have prior approval of the speaker. Any deviation from this policy must have the advance approval of the Chancellor.