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Te Papa, Wellington, February 13-14, 2003 |
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Apple Computer Apple Computer is kindly sponsoring the New Zealand Bioinformatics Conference. Apple's Unix-based operating system OS X brings you the power of Unix combined with the ease of use of the Macintosh. |
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Insite Technology/iTEC Computers Insite Technology/iTEC Computers is kindly providing an Internet access terminal room for the use of delegates. You'll be able to surf the web, write your email and keep track of things at the office while checking out the latest iTEC hardware.
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Sun Microsystems and SolNet At Sun Microsystems, we recognise that no company works alone in the life sciences community. That's why, as a leader in the field, we work with the foremost hardware and software vendors, systems integrators, standards bodies, academic organisations and customers in developing solutions that deliver IT therapeutics for the global life science community. Sun's partner in New Zealand is SolNet. http://www.sun.com/lifesciences
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Sponsorship Opportunities If you are interested in exhibiting or sponsoring the conference, please contact Andrew Macgregor, email andrew@anatomy.otago.ac.nz
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