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Events

Upcoming conferences organised by Vision Centre CIs

 

 
Organizers Meetings

Ted Maddess, Andrew John Andersen,Allison McKendrick, Michael Ibbotson

 Australasian Ophthalmic and Visual Science Meeting, Canberra, 2012
Ulrike Grünert, Cindy Guy, Paul Martin, Sam Solomon Vision Down Under 2012: ACEVS Satellite Meeting on Vision
Ted Maddess Imaging and Perimetry Society, Melbourne, 2012
 

 

The events organised or supported by the Centre are listed below:

  • Australasian Ophthalmic and Visual Sciences Meeting 2012

     Dates: 26 - 28 November 2012
     Location: Melbourne Convention Centre, Melbourne

     For registration visit: http://vision.edu.au/AusVision/AOVSM/index.htm

 

 

Past Events

  • Vision Down Under 2012

    VISION DOWN UNDER 2012: ACEVS Satellite Meeting on Vision 

    Dates: 26 - 29 Jan 2012
    Location: O'Reilly's Rainforest Resort, Lamington National Park, QLD

    Vision Down Under: the return of Australia's favourite Vision Science Meeting!
    Sponsored by the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence in Vision Science and the Centre for Vision Science at the Australian National University.

    Registration details:
    http://www.physiol.usyd.edu.au/vision2012/

    Contact: prmartin@sydney.edu.au

  • YV Retreat 2011 Announcement

    Craving a weekend away at the coast? The 2011 Young Visionaries Retreat will again be held at the beautiful ANU Kioloa Campus on October 7-9. The retreat provides a great opportunity to learn and to connect with fellow Young Visionaries from other nodes, establish collaborations and make new friends.

    This year’s retreat will feature workshops led by some of Australia’s leading vision scientists.

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  • Children's Vision Day, 10 March 2011
    The ARC Centre of Excellence in Vision Science in collaboration with the Optometrists Association of Australia is organising Children's Vision Day on 10 March 2011. Several Young Visionaries (young scientists of the Centre)will be participating in this outreach activity together with local optometrists with a focus on increasing awareness about the importance of good vision among school children throughout Australia. For more information and how to invite a local optometrist to your school visit Children's Vision Day website.

  • Australian Neuroscience Society - Vision Satellite Meeting 2011. Details.
  • Seminar by Dr Liz Jazwinska (one of the Executive Directors at the ARC) and Mr Michael Nutt (one of the Directors at NHMRC), which will be chaired by the Director of JCSMR. They will discuss the key issues in submitting grant application with their respective organization from an ECR perspective on Tuesday week (26/10/2010) at 10am at the Finkel Theatre. Details.
  • Seminar by Professor Sarah Dunlop, who is the President of the Neuroscience Society and a member of the Vision Centre's Advisory Board. She will be talking "Knife Edge, Cutting Edge, Leading Edge: Starting and maintaining a research career" next Monday (18/10/2010) at 2:30pm at the Innovations Lecture Theatre. Details.
  • Guest Lecture: Professor Jan Kremers - "Electroretinograms reflecting magnocellular and parvocellular activity".Details.
  • International Society for Clinical Electrophysiology of Vision, Fremantle, 2010.
  • Young Visionaries retreat 2010. Details.
  • Conference on "Translational Research on the Brain" at ANU on 20 August, 2010. Details.
  • The Bosch Institute - Distinguished Speaker series.

    Speaker: Professor Gerald Westheimer
    Title : Neural Steps towards Stereopsis
    Time : 12.00 noon, Wednesday 7 April 2010
    Place : Norman Gregg Lecture Theatre, Edward Ford Building
    The occasion is supported and sponsored by the University of Sydney Node of the ARC Centre of Excellence in Vision Science (ACEVS).

  • Vision Centre Retreat - Monday 14 and Tuesday 15 December.

 

 

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