Industry Events
ARCS Sydney 2012 Scientific Conference
06 -07 June 2012, Sydney Convention Centre, Darling Harbour, NSW
The 2012 ARCS Annual Scientific Congress returns in 2012 to the Darling Harbour Convention Centre on 6th and 7th June.
Abstracts for the meeting have been called for by the Organising Committee and Guidelines are available from the website.
The preliminary details on the Congress can be found here
29th Annual NRL workshop on Infectious Diseases
31 July- 3 August 2012, Park Hyatt Hotel, Melbourne, NSW
The Annual NRL Workshop on Infectious Diseases is a unique and premier event that brings together scientists, laboratory managers, pathologists, clinicians, regulators, test kit manufacturers and sponsors working in the field of Infectious Diseases.
The NRL Workshop provides an excellent opportunity for all involved in the field of infectious diseases to network and establish collaborative relationships. We look forward to welcoming all delegates to Melbourne for the 29th Annual NRL Workshop on Infectious Diseases. Melbourne is a dynamic and cosmopolitan city with surprises to be discovered in every basement, rooftop and laneway. Food and wine, art, music and sport – Melbourne offers something for everyone.
ARCS Canberra 2012 Scientific Conference
27 - 28 September 2012, National Convention Centre, Canberra, ACT
This year ARCS will be running a combined Canberra Congress for those working in Regulatory Affairs, Quality/GMP, Reimbursement and Pharmacovigilance.
Abstracts for the meeting have been called for by the Organising Committee and Guidelines are available from the website.
The preliminary details on the Congress can be found here
Rural Medicine Australia 2012
26 - 28 October 2012, Femantle, WA
Procedural workshops, scientific forum, updates, skills, medico-political
Rural Medicine Australia is the annual conference of the Rural Doctors Association of Australia and the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine. The 2012 event in Fremantle WA has the theme ‘Demonstrating the diversity’. It will include the seventh scientific forum, and will be locally hosted by Rural Health West. An outline of the program for Rural Medicine Australia 2012 is now on the conference website. Based on feedback from Alice Springs (2011) and the biennial scientific forum in Hobart (2010), the Fremantle program will be a stimulating and rewarding blend of practical, academic, and social activities. The call for abstracts closes 29 June. For information about delegate registration, submitting abstracts, sponsorship, and trade exhibition please visit the conference website: http://www.acrrm.com.au/
AACB 2012 - 50th Annual Scientific Conference
15-18 November 2012, Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, Southbank, VIC
The AACB’s meeting in Melbourne seeks to addresses the issues around the standardisation of assays.
The program has been split into four themed days including; Harmonisation Day, Harm Minimisation Day, Hormonal Day and Disharmony Day, and features both international and local speakers. Amongst the Internationals are; Mario Plebani (Italy), Greg Miller (USA) and Michael Thomas (UK).
The preliminary program can be found here
