How animals work.
The meeting will present papers on any aspects of animal physiology and biochemistry including especially papers relating to the African environment or species.
Chobe 2001, Second International
onference of Comparative Physiology and Biochemistry in Africa,
Botswana 18-24 August, 2001
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| SIXTH (& FINAL GENERAL)
ANNOUNCEMENT |
| SECOND
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY IN AFRICA HOW ANIMALS WORK |
| CHOBE
NATIONAL PARK, BOTSWANA: 18-24 AUGUST 2001 |
| On November 16, 2001 there were available places for further: | ORAL PAPERS - 0 POSTER PAPERS - 0 |
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This is the second conference of its
nature to be held in southern Africa. This meeting
follows on the first and very successful conference held
at Skukuza in Kruger National Park in 1997, and the
chosen theme for 2001 is: How animals work. The meeting will present papers on any aspects of animal physiology and biochemistry including especially papers relating to the African environment or species. |
To receive more information, contact the Executive Commitee at
the address below.
See you in Chobe!
Executive Commitee
| Steve
Morris (scientific programme and venue coordinator) School of Biological Sciences, University of Bristol, UK Steve.Morris@bristol.ac.uk |
Willie
van Aardt and André Volsoo (local planning and organising) School of Environmental Science & Development, Potchefstroom University for CHE, South Africa drkwjva@puknet.puk.ac.za drkav@puknet.puk.ac.za |
International
Organising Panel
| Snail mail enquiries to: Dr
André Vosloo
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 The Company of Biologists Ltd. |
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 The University of Bristol, UK |
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| Other Meetings | IF YOU WOULD LIKE A LINK TO YOUR MEETING PLEASE EMAIL STEVE MORRIS |
| SEB Annual main meeting, Canterbury, April 2-6, 2001 | Zoological Society of Southern Africa
Symposium 2001: A Southern African Odyssey University of Port Elizabeth, South Africa, 9-12 July, 2001 |
| International Theriological Congress, S.
Africa. 12-17, August 2001 Delegates attending the Theriological Congress will need to transfer to Chobe from Jo'burg on Saturday 18, August - the day after the ITC concludes. Please see section on Charter Flights |
IUPS 2001,
Christchurch, New Zealand, 26-31, August 2001 Delegates attending the IUPS meeting in New Zealand will need to transfer to Jo'burg from Chobe on the afternoon of August 24, 2001and should book a connecting flight leaving Jo'burg that evening to arrive in New Zealand on the 25 August - the day before the IUPS, 2001 starts. If you plan a Pre-conference Safari please plan your flights carefully. Please see section on Charter Flights and on Pre-Conference Safaris FLIGHT PLANNER - CHOBE 2001 to IUPS |
 ANZSCPB - Annual meeting, Adelaide University, Australia. 6-9 December 2001 |
4th Eurasian Congress on Raptors, Seville, Spain. 25-29 September 2001 |
| The Roles of
Experimental Biology in the Protection of Biodiversity
and of the Control of Exotic Species, University of
California, Los Angeles. 12-14 September , 2001 Note: 'around the world' flights represent large cost savings and from Jo'burg via Christchurch head for L.A. |
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| IUBS
6th ICCPB Australia-2003-Call for Symposia The Sixth International Congress of Comparative Physiology and Biochemistry will be held in Australia in early February 2003. The site we have chosen is The Mount Buller Campus of La Trobe University. The area is a ski resort in Winter and in summer provides bush walking,chair lifts, mountain cycling and many other sporting activities. It is an easy bus ride from Melbourne, but can also be reached from Sydney or Canberra. The Campus is located in the Victorian high country in an area of mountain ranges, snowgums and rivers. It is three hours from Melbourne and free from the hassles of down-town campuses. A range of accommodation from backpacker-style rooms to 4 star suites is available. Dining facilities also cover this range. Your proposal should be discussed with and submitted to the International Representative of your IUBS member society. In your IUBS symposia proposal, please include the following: 1. Title 2. List of speakers, and their approximate topics (about 5 in the final version). 3. Rationale for the focus and timeliness of the symposia 4. Contact information for symposia organizers |
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