The conference will be hosted in the historic grounds of Clare College,

located in a magnificent setting on the river Cam at the heart of the City of Cambridge.

Founded in 1326 Clare is the second oldest of the 31 colleges making up the  University of Cambridge.

While this will provide a real feel for the history of Cambridge,

delegates will be pleased to know that all accommodation and conference lectures will be held in Memorial Court and The Gillespie Centre,

a newly constructed and dedicated conference facility at Clare College.

The light and airy, RIBA award winning Gillespie Centre is built to the highest standards of sustainability, uses solar thermal panels and a ground source heat pump for efficient heating and cooling.

Energy consumption is kept to a minimum with extensive insulation and large, solar-coated, south facing windows limiting heat gain in the summer, keeping delegates cool at all times.

Clare college has topped the Cambridge University Environmental Consulting Society league tables, retaining its first place for Green Management Ranking.

The Gillespie Centre is fully equipped with the latest technological facilities and supported by a well trained knowledgeable AV team

Welcome to

A brief introduction to ET-12 and historical review

of the International Endothelin Conferences

Matthias Barton & Anthony Davenport

Chairs

International Advisory Board

Local Organising Committee

Scientific Advisory Committee

Symposia and Keynote Lectures

Week-at-a-glance

Social Programme

General information and catagories

Cancellation of registration

Register now for Conference

Housing

General Information

Submission details: Rules, Guides and deadlines

Submit your abstract here

Oral and Poster Presentation Guide

Accommodation

Getting to Cambridge

Places to visit while in Cambridge and the local area