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CHANDIGARH: Panjab University Vice-Chancellor Prof Raj Kumar today launched a website, iconica2020.



Chandigarh, December 5

Panjab University Vice-Chancellor Prof Raj Kumar today launched a website, iconica2020.in, for the upcoming international and interdisciplinary conference, ‘ICONICA-2020’.

The conference is scheduled to be held from February 12-14, 2020, on the theme of ‘Next-Gen Paradigms in Healthcare’ under the aegis of the PU.

Taking baton forward from the synergy of previous years’ prestigious international conferences, the aim of ICONICA-2020 is to bring together the international community working in different domains of healthcare, and to provide a conducive milieu for presenting advancements and applications in the area of biomedical sciences.

Nearly a dozen scientists have already confirmed their participation, with nearly half of them hailing from countries such as the US, the UK, Ireland, Korea and Dubai. The details of the conference are available at the website. — TNS

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