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Travel notes for delegates arriving at Brisbane airport are available on the "Venue and Travel" page

AJEA Volume 48 numbers 6 & 7 - containing the invited and full conference papers together with the citations for new ASAP Fellows is now on the CSIRO Publishing web site. Abstracts can be opened and viewed free of charge. Click the "AJEA v.48 (6&7) ... " item at left.

ASAP Proceedings - the full texts of short communications to be delivered at the conference are available for download. Click the "ASAP Proceedings ... " item at left for a contents list with links to the papers on the server. These constitute one of the printed volumes for conference delegates. After the conference they will be available through Livestock Library.

Arrival conference check-in will open at 2:00pm on Monday 23 June at Emmanuel College, UQ, St Lucia. See the Venue & Travel page and the Program Outline for details. Check-in will also be available at the autitorium of the Queensland Bioscience Precinct from 8:00am on Tuesday 24, Wednesday 25 and Friday 27. (NOTE - changed venue for check-in on Monday 23 June)

Final programs (revised 13-06-08) for speakers and posters are available for download. Click items in the Conference Navigation section.

Speakers' presentation files can now be submitted through this web site. Click the "Upload Presentations" item in the left side navigation column for information and to start the process. Files are to be submitted by Saturday 14 June 2008

23 to 27 June 2008
The Universtiy of Queensland, St Lucia, Brisbane

"From Science to Application" is a scientific event that will bring together international speakers and leading Australian and New Zealand scientists to present the latest molecular and high technology research findings and discuss their application to livestock industries. it will provide an invaluable opportunity for researchers, industry advisers, commercial company representatives, primary producers, and students to share the latest research and development findings and enhance their national and international networks.

While developing these benefits of a joint meeting, the conference will maintain formal components of each society's traditions with the continuation their long and valuable publication series of conference proceedings, honour lectures and young members awards. It will also include each society's statutory general meeting.