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<font size=4><blockquote type=cite cite>Sorry I posted some material that
contains some affiliations that don't exist. We are currently not
affiliated with NSH or NSH/VIR but eventually we hope to be. To
those people who that have e-mailed me and are not in the Massachusetts
area I will send you a form but I encourage you to join the NSH VIR group
if you are not already a member.</font><br>
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<font size=4><b><blockquote type=cite cite>Join the Massachusetts
Histology Research Group<br>
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</font></b><font size=3>A new group has formed here in Massachusetts
entitled the Massachusetts Histology Research Group. Its purpose is
to provide technical and scientific support to histologists who work with
animal tissues at various research Histology laboratories and inspire
technologists in these areas to actively participate in continuing
education programs. If you desire to meet other research
Histologists, learn new methods, and share your knowledge of research
histotechnology we would invite you to join. Simply fill out
an application to receive information on meetings and a directory of
members. We plan to meet 4 times/year, present research applicable
methods-based seminars, establish a network among members, and construct
a web page with useful links and to answer questions. Contact Jason
Burill at
</font><font color="#0000FF"><u>jburrill@mit.edu</font></u><font color="#000000">
or phone: (617) 258-8533 for an application form.
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<div>Jason D. Burrill, B.A., HT(ASCP)</div>
<div>Histology Supervisor</div>
<div>Division of Comparative Medicine 16-876</div>
<div>Massachusetts Institute of Technology</div>
<div>77 Massachusetts Avenue</div>
<div>Cambridge, MA 02139</div>
<div>Phone: (617) 258-8533</div>
<div>Fax: (617) 252-1882</div>
E-mail: jburrill@mit.edu
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