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Systematics and Taxonomy (SynTax) research scheme
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The Systematics Association welcomes anyone interested in the study or teaching of Systematics. Membership entitles you to reduced registration at our many Conferences, and major reductions on the books published by the Association. Find out more
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Welcome
The Systematics Association is committed to furthering all aspects of Systematic biology. It organises a vigorous programme of international conferences on key themes in systematics, including a series of major biennial conferences launched in 1997 (the eighth will be held in Belfast in July 2011). The association also supports a variety of training courses in systematics and awards grants in support of systematics research. Find out more
8th Biennial Meeting
4th - 8th July 2011, Queen's University, Belfast
Themes: We are currently working on arranging an exciting scientific programme for the meeting. If you would like to propose a symposium, or have ideas for topics you would like to see addressed at the meeting, please get in touch with the programme secretary, James Cotton () as soon as you can, ideally by the end of July.
forthcoming events of interest
2-4 September 2010
XI International Conference of International Organization of Plant Biosystematists
Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India
Organiser: Dr. Arvind S. Dhabe
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29 November - 3 December 2010
Australian Systematic Botany Society Conference "Systematic botany across the ditch: links between Australia and New Zealand"
Including palaeobotany, biogeography, phylogeny, algae, hybridisation, and biosecurity/weeds
Lincoln University, Lincoln, New Zealand
Organised by Landcare Research, Australian Systematic Botany Society, and the New Zealand Plant Radiation Network.
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1 December 2010
12th Young Systematists' Forum,
Flett Lecture Theatre, The Natural History Museum, London, UK
David Bass
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8 December 2010 - 6.00pm
The President's Lecture
Professor Ole Seehausen, Head of the Department Fish Ecology and Evolution, Eawag, Switzerland
Title to be advised
The Linnean Society, Burlington House, London, UK
4th - 8th July 2011
8th Biennial Meeting
Queen's University, Belfast
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23 - 30 July 2011
XVIII International Botanical Congress
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Australia
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