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Accepting nominations for the 2022 Early Career Award

by | November 15, 2021 | Early Career Award, Home | 0 Comments

The EEMGS executive committee is currently accepting candidate nominations for the 2022 Early Career Award.   The award is awarded to candidates within 8 years of their last degree (maternity and paternity leave, and long sick leave will be considered) that have...
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Mutagenesis Special Issue

by | November 12, 2021 | NI | 0 Comments

Dear New Investigators of EEMGS, We encourage you to submit your research or review article to the Mutagenesis Special Issue (follow journal's web for more details) entitled EEMGS New Investigators: rising stars in environmental mutagenesis, dedicated to the work of...
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HalloweeN!

by | October 13, 2021 | NI | 0 Comments

Hello, it is time for HalloweeN! so save the date - October 28, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. During this event there will be a lot of opportunities for networking, getting to know each other, but also for skills improvements. First we will enjoy the talk by Dr. TJ Moore on...
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geNIus pub quiz

by | June 2, 2021 | NI | 0 Comments

Hello, are you ready for our first geNIus pub quiz?  It will be a great opportunity to meet old friends and gain new ones, to relax and play, and to support the early career scientists who earned their prizes during the AGM. The link for joining the event will be made...
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2021 AGM social event

by | March 28, 2021 | News | 0 Comments

Dear members, this years' Annual General Meeting (AGM) will also be held as an online event, due to current pandemics situation.  The AGM will take place on June, 24th 2021 in the afternoon. Social programme On June, 25th 2021 at 18:00 join the e-pub quiz geNIus! ...
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This site is intended for EEMGS members and any party interested in the broad field of environmental mutagenesis and/or in our activities.

The EEMGS is a scientific society that encourages the study of mutagens and substances of related biological activity in the human environment, particularly as these mutagens may be of concern to public health, and to engage in and sponsor research, study and dissemination of information relating to the foregoing.

We are looking forward to further collaboration!

Sabine Langie, Amaya Azqueta, George Johnson, Paul Fowler, Roland Frötschl

(the EEMGS Executive Committee)

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