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On behalf
of the organising committees and The Australian National
University, we extend a warm invitation to you to attend
the Australian Entomological Society's 36th AGM and
Scientific Conference/7th Invertebrate Biodiversity
and Conservation Conference/Australian Systematics Society
in Canberra, Australia, 4 – 9 December 2005.
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The Conference will bring
together 300 researchers from a broad range of disciplines
to discuss the latest research in entomology, invertebrate
biodiversity and conservation of invertebrates, and systematics.
The Program will be designed to provide a unique environment
in which to discuss current research and delegates will
be able to participate in sessions relevant to their areas
of interest and expertise across the broad themes of the
joint conference.
Click
here to DOWNLOAD the conference poster.
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Canberra, the National Capital,
belongs to all Australians. Canberra was planned and developed
as the seat of the Australian Government. Nearly 100 years
later, our National Capital is the location of Australia’s
most significant national cultural institutions.
A beautiful city full of Australian character, it reflects
our national life. Canberra’s national buildings
and landscapes, dramatic vistas, magnificent gardens and
backdrops of wooded hills provide the setting for the
cultural institutions, symbols and ceremonies of Australia’s
parliamentary democracy. They also provide the setting
and venues for a vast range of activities and events that
bring meaning and vitality to Australia’s capital
city.
The Australian National University is one of the world's
most highly respected universities, created to drive Australia's
social, cultural and economic prosperity through research
of the highest quality by an Act of Federal Parliament
in 1946.
The university is situated on the shores of Lake Burley
Griffin just 1 km from the city centre and 8 km from the
Airport. The University is one of Australia’s oldest
and most prestigious campuses with over 3,100 staff, 12,000
students (4,000 postgraduates) and 1200 academic staff
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If you are interested in participating
in the Conference, please complete the Expression of Interest
Form below, and your information will be sent via email
to the Conference Secretariat.
The Call for Abstracts will be sent out during June 2005
to those who return the Expression of Interest Form or
otherwise register their interest.
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM
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