15 th International Symposium on Insect-Plant Relationships.
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Transcript of 15 th International Symposium on Insect-Plant Relationships.
• 2nd time in Switzerland• 1st time in 1987, Gwatt (Martine Rahier, Erich
Städler & Robert Baur)
Logo: http://www.thomas-degen.ch/
Registration
• Open 8:00 - 18:00, Monday-Thursday
Reimbursements:
Invited Speakers: Tuesday
Eurovolers: Wednesday
Posters
• Put them up ASAP• 100 posters• All posters remain up throughout the meeting• Be with your poster on the day of the theme it
falls under• Posters sessions after lunch (coffee + dessert)• Three student poster awards (CHF 500 each)
• Upload your presentation a day before• Check movies and special effects• Very full program (more that 70 presentations)
Start Every day at 8:50AM Sharp!!! (Swiss Time)
Oral presentations
Oral presentations
This is Switzerland!Stick to the allotted time!!!!!!!!- invited: 20 minutes (15 + 5)- Regular: 15 minutes (12 + 3)
Take out 2-3 slides
Meals
• 100 restaurants• Expensive ….• Make reservations• Ask for help
Restaurants (Dinner)
Lunch included: Romarin (10 min. walk), follow staff!!
Wednesday
• Business meeting before lunch– To decide on the next meeting
• Boxed lunch• Entertain yourself
– Bike (for free)– Guided tour of the city (Angela)– Watch museum (La-chaux-de-fonds)– Bern– Morat/Murten
Oral presentations
Stick to the allotted time!!!!!!!!Let’s keep everything running smoothly!
Thank Sandrine and Thomas
Blame Ted!! No food or drinks in the Aula
Sharon Strauss
1978 BA Harvard University Biology1984 MS University of Minnesota Ecology1988 PhD Florida State University Biological Sciences
Professor, University of California, Davis
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