As usual, this symposium focused on discussions of the structure and function of hepatic sinusoidal cells, including Kupffer cells, sinusoidal endothelial cells, stellate cells, pit cells, and dendritic cells.
She and others who appeared at the symposium focused on the practical steps that might be taken to identify places where genocide can occur and to pre-empt it.
The five presentations during the symposium focused on performative, political, historical, and cultural aspects of post-1989 Hamlet productions from Romania, Poland, Hungary, Lithuania, and Serbia.
A final theme at the symposium focused on the oft repeated question, "How much money is enough?" Upcoming research on this theme suggests that, at least as far as wealthy people are concerned, having more money is essential to increasing happiness – but this assumption doesn't pan out in practice.
The discussion among programs at the symposium focused on how lack of consideration of the severity or frequency of these issues has led to programs competing over single instances of human error, even if they have systems in place that catch and address those events immediately.
After establishing the epidemiology of HEV, the symposium focused on the loss of life it causes.
The community symposium focuses on Shepard's interest in the American West with a full day of lectures, short performances, panel discussions and a Western-themed lunch.
This VIGOUR symposium focused on what actions can be taken now to prepare for this future in which prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease will be a major public health issue in a much larger proportion of the world's countries.
Some of these developments profoundly impact migration patterns into, and configurations of diversity in, Europe, and it is their ramifications on the policy area of immigrant incorporation that this mini-symposium focuses on.
