DNA Replication: Pathway Crosstalk Shaping Physiology and Disease

Apr 05–08, 2027 | Mercure London Earls Court, London, United Kingdom
Scientific Organizers: Karlene A Cimprich, Alessandro Vindigni, and Massimo Lopes

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Apr 05–08, 2027 | Mercure London Earls Court, London, United Kingdom

Scientific Organizers: Karlene A Cimprich, Alessandro Vindigni, and Massimo Lopes

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Site Description

Nestled within the leafy districts of Fulham and Chelsea, the newly renovated Mercure London Earls Court makes an easy, comfortable base for your stay. West Brompton Tube Station is within a 4-minute walk, the bus stop is just in front of the hotel, and Old Brompton Road leads onto the Science, History, and Victoria and Albert museums for some culture between sessions. All guest rooms have a desk and complimentary Wi-Fi, and the Lobby bar offers warm meals, small bites, and coffee and croissants on the go for early mornings. The hotel is also Green Key certified.

Tip #1

For helpful tips on what to expect during your season of travel, check out Visit London website.

Tip #2

If you are interested in exploring top attractions in London, consider purchasing the London Pass.  

Tip #3

Having a vehicle in London is not necessary.  London has one of the world's best-connected transit systems: The Underground (Tube), buses, trains, trams and riverboats.  Visit the Mercure London Ears Court website to find transportation options for car, transit and ferries.  

Outdoor Activities

Kensington Palace & Gardens is about 2.5 km from the Mercure London Earls Court.  A quick ride on the tube can get you to the Kensington Palace Green entrance and is open 7 days a week from 10:00 to 18:00.  There is no cost to enter the gardens.  Kensington Palace tickets are available for purchase, plan ahead.  

General Childcare

**PLEASE NOTE: Keystone Symposia has insufficient information to endorse or recommend a childcare facility or provider for conference attendees.  Attendees should conduct their own research and interviews concerning the services offered.  Reaching out to your hotel may be a good place to start**  

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