Project Information
CONFERENCE ON THE ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES 2015; ATHENS, GEORGIA, MAY 26-29, 2015
NSF
National Science Foundation
1542820

ALTIZER, SONIA M
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
Description
and network with each other. A minimum of 70 students will present their work in the form of a poster presentation or oral talk, thus communicating their research plans and findings to a relevant audience, and will obtain crucial feedback on their work. The conference will feature a special lunch session on careers in disease ecology, especially designed to allow students and post-doctoral scholars the opportunity to meet and ask questions of researchers and professionals in fields beyond academic science, including government agencies and science writing and communication.
Details
City: ATHENS
Country: UNITED STATES
District: 10
Award Notice Date: 28-Apr-2015
Project Start Date: 01-May-2015
Budget Start Date:
Project End Date: 31-Oct-2015
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2015 |
NSF National Science Foundation |
$6,000 |
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