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July 2008 will see
Melbourne host some of the world’s best researchers
in subjects as diverse as vibrios, parasites, infection
control, retroviruses, marine microbiology, probiotics,
bioremediation, molecular microbiology and natural
products as antibiotics, in addition to of course
mainstream microbiology in all its sub-groups.
There will be great attraction for hospital & laboratory
scientists and department heads, researchers, lecturers
& educators, laboratory & pathology groups as well as
industry representatives!
Networking is an
important element and is one of the reasons why people
will attend ASM 2008 Melbourne – with 1000+ in
attendance and an exciting social program, there will
definitely be plenty of opportunity for delegates to
interact! |
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Presentations
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Presentations
Proffered
Paper Presentations
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Discussion Schedule & Presentations
Infection
Control Day Oral Presentations
Student
Awards Oral Presentations
Attendee
Planner - now available!!
Be an informed delegate -
plan your session attendance in advance of the meeting.
Presenter abstracts are available for review. Know which
sessions that you need to attend!
Workshop
Developments
* Speakers, Program,
Registration Fees & more...
Abstract Submissions
- CLOSED
* Abstract Submission Review Results - emailed by 15 May
2008
ASM Membership - Join Now!
* Join Australia's
largest microbiology networking group
* Membership includes
the Microbiology Australia journal
Opportunity for ASM Awards & Prizes
* 2008 Fenner Award -
NEW DATE EXTENDED!!
* Applications are open
- apply now!
* Cash awards available
* Travel & accommodation
grants, complimentary registration, oral presentation
offers & more!
Conference Theme:
"Changing Times"
*Come and find out why microbiology in our environment
and society is changing |
News from the
Hospitals
Delegates can
anticipate an evening of fascinating and challenging
clinical cases from Melbourne’s leading hospitals –
case discussions include: A Case of Polio in
Melbourne and the Public Health Issues;
Culture Negative Endocarditis; and other
topics.
A program highlight and for all those with an interest
in Clinical Microbiology, this is must-attend event!
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