IOHA 2010 Prague - latest news II (January 2010)



12 January 2010
Dear Colleagues,

we would like to inform you that our conference website
(www.ioha2010prague.cz) is already updated and there are available new
relevant information:

e.g. about conference venue, possibilities of accommodation, transport
(http://www.ioha2010prague.cz/venue-general-info;
http://www.ioha2010prague.cz/es/sede-del-congreso-y-informacion-general),

preliminary timetable (
http://www.ioha2010prague.cz/preliminary-timetable;
http://www.ioha2010prague.cz/es/programa-preliminar)

and also the on-line payment system is already launched
(http://www.ioha2010prague.cz/es/tasas-u-pago-online;
http://www.ioha2010prague.cz/fees-on-line-payment).

Please hold in your mind stated deadlines which help us very much (e.g. for
sending final text of papers, for regular fees payments, for hotel
reservations etc.).


Thank you for your collaboration and we wish you excellent start into (IOHA
conference) Year 2010.

Yours

Prague Conference Team


 
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