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The International Online Medical Conference (IOMC 2009) is the second Online Conference on Medicine and will take place on March 14 and 15, 2009. It aims to provide a forum for discussing and presenting research findings, studies, and experiences in the field of medicine; to create an opportunity for medical, nursing, and pharmaceutical/pharmacology researchers, students, professors, physicians, practitioners, researchers, executives, scientists, specialists, and activists to meet each other online and share their research papers; and to provide the prospect of finding new research colleagues and partners for future research work.

An International Advisory Committee (IAC), comprising international experts and Medical Professors, guide the development of the conference program and agenda.

All accepted conference papers will be published in the conference proceeding electronically by a well-known international publisher under a US ISBN. In addition, the printed Proceedings Book will also be available.

There are several awards, including Best Paper Award, Best Student Paper Award, and Best Presentation Award.

The conference has a Students’ Board that welcomes more involvement from medical students, and encourages them to submit their research work, reports, and papers to the conference. The Conference Students Board (CSB) will oversee the increased involvement of students in this unique event, and will guide them with paper submissions and other inquiries.

OnLine English is a Golden Sponsor of IOMC 2009. The Best Paper and Best Student Paper and the conference final report text will be edited by OnLine English.

learners' resources - English grammar and writing

Common Errors in English
Paul Brians, Professor of English, Washington State University, USA

Guide to Grammar and Writing
Professor Charles Darling, Capital Community-Technical College, Hartford, Connecticut

HyperGrammar
Writing Centre, University of Ottawa, Canada

OWL (On-line Writing Lab) Handouts
The Purdue University Writing Lab.

The American Book of English Usage
Bartleby.com

The Internet Grammar of English
University College, London, UK

World Wide Words
Michael Quinion