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An invitation to the National Convention Centre, Canberra for ANS 2009
From Michael Ibbotson, Chair, Organising Committee
The 29th Annual Meeting of the Australian Neuroscience Society will be held at the recently renovated National Convention Centre in Canberra. The conference venue is close to the National Museum of Australia, the National Gallery and many other national landmarks.
ANS 2009
Venue
National Convention Centre
27-31 Constitution Avenue
Canberra City ACT 2601
Tel: (61 2) 6257 4905
Fax: (61 2) 6257 6405
www.nccc.com.au
Chair, Organising Committee
Michael Ibbotson
Visual Sciences
RSBS, Australian National University
Canberra ACT 0200
ANS Officers
President: David Vaney
Past President: Glenda Halliday
Secretary: Ann Turnley
Treasurer: Jacqueline Phillips
Editor: David Small
Organising Committee Members
Greg Stuart, JCSMR, Australian National University
Jan Provis, RSBS, Australian National University
Clarke Raymond, JCSMR, Australian National University
Ted Maddess, RSBS, Australian National University
Conference Secretariat
Sally Jay Conferences
ANS 2009 Secretariat
PO Box 2331
KENT TOWN 5071 AUSTRALIA
Tel: (61 8) 8362 0038
Fax: (61 8) 8362 0038
Website
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The Social program will include a Welcome Reception on the Tuesday night, Cocktail Party on the Wednesday night, followed by a Student Mixer and the newly introduced Post-Doctoral Social, which is becoming a popular event at ANS events. On Thursday night the Conference Dinner will be held at the prestigious New Parliament House. Pre dinner drinks will be served in the beautiful Marble Foyer and delegates will then move to the spectacular Great Hall for dinner. This will be a memorable evening with an opportunity for you to experience a unique part of Australia’s heritage.
We anticipate this being the largest meeting ever, with four plenary speakers and thirteen symposia (including the Presidential Symposium, introduced last year). Our Keynote speakers include Matthew Wilson, Philip Beart and Greg Stuart. The oral communications and posters will reflect the cutting edge of neuroscience in Australia and overseas.
The meeting will conclude with Farewell Drinks on the Friday afternoon, which will be combined with the presentation of poster and oral prizes.
Michael Ibbotson, Chair, Local Organizing Committee