STEP #1 - POSTER PRESENTATION (Open to all attendees)

2008 TULAREMIA WORKSHOP
March 30 - April 1, 2008
The Sagamore Resort and Conference Center
Bolton Landing, NY

If you registered for a poster presentation, you must submit your abstract on or before Friday, January 18, 2008. Any abstracts not submitted by the due date will not be included in the 2008 Tularemia Workshop and will not be considered for oral presentation. All poster abstracts must be submitted electronically.

Poster number assignments will be posted to the website after February 1, 2008.

Read below for formatting of poster and poster abstract.

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The abstract submission deadline was January 18, 2008. If you submitted a poster abstract, please see below for your poster number.

If you submitted your abstract and do not see your name below, please send an email to: tularemia@mail.amc.edu

Sunday, March 30, 2008 Poster Session A, Poster Numbers: 1-39
Monday, March 31, 2008 Poster Session B, Poster Numbers: 40-75

2008 Tularemia Workshop Poster Numbers
1.	Manish Mahawar
2.	Larry Gallagher
3.	Gabrielle Platz
4.	Nrusingh P. Mohapatra
5.	Katalin A. Kiss
6.	Subhra Chakraborty
7.	Brian L. Bell
8.	Blake W. Buchan
9.	Girija S. Ramakrishnan
10.	David W. Scott
11.	Nicole M. Ark
12.	Deanna M. Tarwacki
13.	Joseph Horzempa
14.	Xhavit Zogaj
15.	Jingliang Su
16.	Paul E. Carlson, Jr.
17.	Karin L. Meibom
18.	James C. Charity
19.	Claudine R. Raymond
20.	Deborah D. Crane
21.	Michael J. Parmely
22.	Lara J. Chuvala
23.	Huaixin Zheng
24.	Rinosh Mani
25.	Rachel H. Becker
26.	Kyu-Jam Hwang
27.	Horacio Gil
28.	Raquel Escudero
29.	Jessica A. Edwards
30.	Audrey Chong
31.	Amanda A. Melillo
32.	Bai-Yu Lee
33.	Daniel L. Clemens
34.	Jeffrey R. Barker
35.	Chandra Shekhar Bakshi
36.	Joseph H. Barker
37.	Ping Zhang
38.	Jonathan A. Harton
39.	Timothy J. Sellati
40.	John W. Rasmussen
41.	Jennifer C. Chase
42.	Lucinda L. Hensley
43.	Dalia E. Gaddis
44.	Karen L. Elkins
45.	Michael Valentino
46.	Karsten R.O. Hazlett
47.	Shubhada Godbole
48.	Jyothi Noronha
49.	Joseph F. Petrosino
50.	Claudia R. Molins-Schneekloth
51.	Michael Stubbington
52.	Araceli E. Santiago
53.	Richard Aldenderfer
54.	Siva T. Sarva
55.	Jeffrey Chandler
56.	Stephen R. Lindemann
57.	Stephen A. Rodriguez
58.	Erik Seibold
59.	Wolf D. Splettstoesser
60.	Susan Twine
61.	Constantine Bitsaktsis
62.	Kevin V. King
63.	Crystal Lauriano
64.	Qingmei Jia
65.	Damiana Chiavolini
66.	Roger Pechous
67.	Amit R. Ashtekar
68.	Aiping Qin
69.	Alan S. Cross
70.	Alicia Y. Chou
71.	Roberto De Pascalis
72.	Siobhan C. Cowley
73.	Nancy Nowak
74.	Thomas J. Inzana
75.	Michelle Nelson

Posters

All posters are limited to 42" high by 60" wide.
All posters are required to have an abstract to be included in the Workshop Program.
Assignment of poster numbers will be given in the order they are received. Poster boards will be numbered prior to the poster session. There will be two poster sessions. Poster numbers will be listed on this web page after February 1, 2008.

Abstracts

Abstracts must be formatted as below:
- Page Set-up: 1" top and bottom margins; 1.25 left and right margins.
- Title: Centered and bolded text on first line of page, followed by one blank line.
- Authors: List all (John Smith, Mary Jones and Michael Doe). The name of the person presenting the poster should be in Italics. Centered on page. No blank line following.
- Institution(s): Such as Albany Medical College, Albany NY, followed by two blank lines.
- Body of text : Indentation for each paragraph, no spaces between paragraphs. Limited to 400 words.
  (Single-sided page only. Overflow of text will be deleted.)
Use only Times New Roman 12 point font; special symbols may not transmit correctly if you use another font. To ensure correct meaning, please follow symbols by spelling in parentheses (gamma, beta, etc.).
You are responsible for spelling and grammar.
We are NOT responsible for typographical errors or errors that occur during transmission.