Event

Boden Research Conference (1981 - )

From
1981
Australia
Functions
Conference

Summary

The Boden Research Conferences were initiated by the Australian Academy of Science in 1979 supported by funding provided by Alexander Boden, with the first being held in 1981. Initially there usually there are two consecutive meetings each year, held over two to three days in February at Thredbo in New South Wales. Each was in association with a sponsoring organisation. The first Conference was convened by Professor W. Burke and its theme was 'Mammalian vision'. There were 41 people in attendance. Later Conferences were held at other times during the year and in venues across Australia.

Details

A list of full details of all Conferences 1981 to 2004 can be found in: Fenner, Frank (ed.) The first fifty years Canberra, Australian Academy of Science, 2005, pp. 483-5.

Organisations involved in these Conferences include:
Australasian Society for Immunology;
Australian Biochemical Society;
Australian Entomological Society;
Australian Institute of Marine Science;
Australian Mammal Society;
Australian Neuroscience Society;
Australian Physiological and Pharmacological Society;
Australian Society for Biochemical and Molecular Biology;
Australian Society for Limnology;
Australian Society for Microbiology;
Australian Society for Reproductive Biology;
Australian Society of Biophysics;
Australian Society of Plant Physiologists;
Australian Society of Immunology;
Australian Systematic Botany Society;
Endocrine Society of Australia;
Genetics Society of Australia;
Human Genetics Society of Australasia;
RACI - Division of Medicinal and Agricultural Chemistry.

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Related People

Archival resources

Adolph Basser Library, Australian Academy of Science

  • Boden Conference 1981 - Records, c. 1980 - c. 1981, MS 165; Adolph Basser Library, Australian Academy of Science. Details

Published resources

Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation Exhibitions

Resources

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