AusBiotech releases calendar for 2014 major events
The latest calendar for AusBiotech’s line-up of major life sciences events brings you all your favourites and some new additions, amounting to a broad range of networking, learning and sponsorship opportunities. Save the dates now for 2014 …
The calendar kicks off in 2014 with the second Australia China Life Science Summit, which is scheduled to be held 18-19 February 2014, in Sydney. See www.auschinasummit.com.au for more information.
Dates for 2014 major events from AusBiotech and its conference organising arm, AusEvents, include:
| 18-19 February | Australia China Life Science Summit, Sydney, NSW |
| 17-18 March | Science meets Parliament, Canberra, ACT (AusEvents) |
| 17-19 March | 11th Annual World Congress of the Society for Brain Mapping and Therapeutics, Sydney, NSW (AusEvents) |
| 1-2 April | AusMedtech 2014, Melbourne, Vic |
| 4-6 June | Asia Biotech Invest, Hong Kong |
| 20 June |
Australian Life Science Investment Showcase 2014, San Francisco, USA |
| 23-26 June | BIO 2014, San Diego, USA |
| 19-21 August | Research Australia’s Philanthropy in Health and Medical Research 2014, Melbourne, VIC (AusEvents) |
| 2-3 September | Tech Transfer Summit Australia 2014, Location TBC |
| 27-28 October | Australia Biotech Invest, Melbourne, Vic |
| 28-31 October | AusBiotech 2013 National Conference, Gold Coast, Qld |
In addition to the above national and international events, AusBiotech will bring you a range of state-based events in 2014. See www.ausbiotech.org/events for all the latest events or contact events@ausbiotech.org to find out more.
Australian CDC issues update in wake of Ebola outbreak
After the WHO determined the outbreak of Ebola in the DRC and Uganda to be a public health...
Australia announces $7.2m diphtheria outbreak response package
To respond to the biggest diphtheria outbreak on record, support has been announced for the NT...
MV Hondius passengers return to Australia under strict infection control measures
The Australian CDC has provided an update on hantavirus risk to Australians and infection...
