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AAS Email – October 2011

·         SCOLAR 2011

·         ASM 2011

·         AGM 2011

·         ASMR Professional Development Day

 

SCOLAR 2011 – Friday October 14

The 2011 SCOLAR Program has been convened by Drs Heather Medbury and Alison Heather. Designed to provide an overview of topics relevant to the AAS ASM, this event will showcase

 

10:00 am              Dr Alison Heather (UTS): Inflammation and atherosclerosis

11:00 am              Dr Paul Witting (USyd): Oxidative stress and atherosclerosis

12:00 noon          Lunch

12:30 pm              Dr Heather Medbury (Westmead Hospital): Macrophages and atherosclerosis

1:30 pm                Dr Ken Rodgers (UTS): Atherosclerotic plaque rupture

2:30 pm                Break

3:00 pm                A/Prof Gareth Denyer (USyd): Obesity/ insulin resistance and heart disease

4:00 pm                Dr Christina Bursill (HRI): HDL

 

50 minutes have been allocated for each lecture, with questions to follow. All lectures will start at the nominated time – Eastern Daylight Savings Time.

 

·         Those who have already registered may attend in person at the HRI, the Baker IDI or Royal Perth – where catering numbers are now final.

·         To log in via your computer, please go to http://gigtv.rampms.com/gigtv/Catalog/catalogs/scolar2011.aspx  and keep this page open during the day to navigate to the correct session.

·         To ask a question whilst viewing, please click on the SPEECH BUBBLE that is situated above the video window in the webcast player. Your question will be received immediately by the moderator and will be passed to the presenter. Please include your email address so that the presenter can respond to you via email if required.

·         To see a sample site and make sure everything is working, please go to http://gigtv.rampms.com/gigtv/Viewer/?peid=84e956da88db48d4bef34d9f305230361d

·         The morning sessions will be available for on demand viewing later in the day - a great idea for the Perth contingent who might have missed them live!

 

As this is our first ever webinar, please keep your fingers crossed! 

 

AAS ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING 2011
October 19-21, National Wine Centre, Adelaide

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Yes, this meeting is just next week!

If you haven’t registered, please do so as soon as possible. We have a great program (click here) and are looking forward to interacting with the Australian and New Zealand Obesity Society.

Don’t forget your pedometer!! We will have a competition with ANZOS for the most number of steps (average per society) – running from morning tea on Thursday to morning tea on Friday. While we have a few pedometers available, please bring your own if you have one – and comfortable walking shoes!

 

AAS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2011
October 20, National Wine Centre, Adelaide

Also next week, the Annual General Meeting is scheduled for 5pm on Thursday October 20. All members are invited.

To view the agenda and supporting papers, please click here.

To present your apology and to submit your votes/comments re the minutes and financial reports, please email aas@meetingsfirst.com.au

 

1. Are you planning on attending the AGM?

Yes

No, please present my apologies

 

2. If you are unable to attend the AGM, please indicate who is authorised as your proxy

Chairman of the Meeting (Yes/No)

Other (insert name of proxy)

 

3. Accept the previous minutes (AGM)

For

Against

 

4. Accept the Treasurers Report

For

Against

 

ASMR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAY
October 21-31 Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney

As part of their ongoing commitment to support the career development of health and medical researchers, the ASMR is again running executive-style training for mid-career researchers. Ongoing professional training is not available for the majority of health and medical researchers who, while they may have excelled scientifically, still need to develop the management skills that will enable them to successfully run their own laboratories, attract funding and progress in the NHMRC Fellowship scheme. This program is aimed at assisting the best and brightest of Australia’s health and medical researchers to achieve their full potential. Health and medical researchers who are between 5-12 years postdoctoral are invited to participate. Click here for details.

 

 

Kind regards

Jennifer Seabrook
Meetings First
PO Box 448
YARRA JUNCTION VIC 3797

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