2008
CORPORATE SPONSOR PROGRAM
Major
funding for the Cold Spring Harbor course program is provided
by a generous grant from The
Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Core
support for the meetings program is generously provided
by the following companies. For information about participating
in these important programs, or to find out about sponsoring
individual meetings,
please contact Marcie
Siconolfi.
Corporate
Patrons
Pfizer Inc.
Corporate
Benefactors
Amgen Inc.
GlaxoSmithKline
Merck Research Laboratories
Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research
Corporate
Sponsors
Abbott
Laboratories
Agilent Technologies
Applied Biosystems
AstraZeneca
BioVentures, Inc.
Bristol-Myers
Squibb Company
Diagnostic Products Corporation
Forest Laboratories, Inc.
GE
Healthcare Bio-Sciences
Genentech, Inc.
Hoffmann-La Roche Inc.
Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Res & Dev, LLC
Kyowa Hakko Kogyo Co., Ltd.
New England BioLabs, Inc.
OSI Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Pall Corporation
Sanofi-Aventis
Schering-Plough Research Institute
Plant
Corporate Associates
ArborGen
Monsanto Company
Pioneer
Hi-Bred International, Inc.
Corporate
Affiliates
Abcam
USB Corporation
Corporate
Contributors
Cell
Signaling Technology
Epicentre
Biotechnologies
Hybrigenics SA
Illumina
inGenious
Targeting Laboratory Inc.
IRx Therapeutics
Millipore
Foundations
Albert B. Sabin Vaccine Institute, Inc.
Hudson-Alpha Institute for Biotechnology
Cold
Spring Harbor Laboratory
2007
Course Support
Foundation
Funding: Major funding for the course program
is provided by a generous grant from The
Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
The
International
Brain Research Organization through the auspices of
the Society for Neuroscience provide full scholarships
for a small number of selected students from the developing
world.
Federal
Funding
National Cancer Institute
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
National Institute on Drug Abuse
National Human Genome Research Institute
National Institute of Mental Health
National Science Foundation
Supplies
& Equipment: A.M.P.I.; Agilent Technologies;
Ambion Inc.; Applied Precision Inc.; Applied Scientific
Instrumentation,Inc.; Astro-Med Inc.; Axon Instruments;
Becton Dickinson Labware; Berthold Technologies USA, LLC;
Bio-Rad Laboratories; Bioptechs Inc.; Burleigh Instruments,
Inc.; Cambrex Bio Science Rockland Inc.; Carl Zeiss, Inc.;
Charles River Laboratories Inc.; Chroma Technology Corporation;
Dagan Corporation; David Kopf Instruments; Delaware Diamond
Knives; Denville Scientific Inc.; Diagnostic Instruments;
Drummond Scientific Company; Epicentre Technologies; Eppendorf
North America; Fotodyne Inc.; GE Healthcare; Genetix USA
Inc.; Hamamatsu Photonic Systems; Hampton Research; Harvard
Apparatus, Inc.; Instrutech Corp.; Intelligent Imaging
Innovations Inc.; Invitrogen Corporation; Jackson Immunoresearch
Laboratories; James A. Hill; Kinetic Systems Inc.; Leica
Microsystems Inc.; Luigs & Neumann; Lumera; Millipore
Corporation; Modulation Optics, Inc.; Molecular Devices
Corporation; Molecular Probes Inc.; Nalge Nunc International;
Narishige International USA, Inc.; Nasco; New England
Biolabs, Inc.; Nikon Inc.; Olympus America Inc.; Pel Freez
Biologicals; Perkin Elmer Life and Analytical Sciences;
Pierce Chemical Co.; Promega Corp.; Q-Imaging Inc; Qiagen
Inc.; Richard Allan Scientific; Rigaku/MSC; Roche Applied
Science; SageN Research; Scigene; Sigma-Aldrich; Siskiyou
Corporation; Spectra-Physics Lasers Inc.; Stratagene;
Sutter Instruments; Tecan US, Inc.; The Jackson Laboratory;
The Vibratome Company; ThermoFinnigan; Thermo Labsystems;
T.I.L.L. Photonics Gmbh; Torrey Pines Scientific; Universal
Imaging Corporation; VDS Vosskuhler GmbH; Vector Laboratories;
Warner Instruments; Waters Corp; & Zeitz-Instrumente
Vertriebs GmbH.
