contact pads on an inserted daughter card, supported in position by an insulative housing, and extending outward therefrom to be soldered to various circuits in a mother board.
These applications describe solutions for the problems associated with increasing the density of an interconnection system having a single row of contact pads on each side of the daughter card and a single row of contact springs on each side of the central slot of the connector, wherein the increase in density is made by adding a second row of contact pads on each side of the card and a second row of contact springs on each side of the central slot in the connector, and wherein it is necessary to maintain interchangeability between both cards and connectors of the newThe purpose of this application is to request a portion of the travel funds for young investigators to attend the Perinatal Research Society's annual meeting as well as travel funds to continue the NICHD lectureship. From the Society's start in 1969, the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development has supported the cost of bringing young investigators to the meetings. In addition, since 1988, the NICHD has sponsored a keynote lectureship at the meeting. The Society was established to foster scientific interchange among people whose research interests are in the area of perinatal medicine and developmental biology. The annual meeting of the Perinatal Research Society provides a forum in which common research interests in perinatal medicine and in developmental biology can be shared to full advantage by