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Posted: April 3, 2011
All-new BioParks Conference to be held June 25th-26th at the American Institute of Architects offices
The next big thing for research park professionals will be the all-new BioParks Conference June 25th & 26th at the American Institute of Architects offices.
Join the Association of University Research Parks in advance of the BIO International Convention for a new focus on green technologies, sustainability, biotechnology development and growing your park in the 21st century.
Bio GreenTech Parks will feature the brand new AURP Design Showcase and a power-packed program you won't want to miss.
For more information on the conference visit www.AURP.net.
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