AMATA - the Australasian Microarray and Associated Technologies Association

AMATA: Membership Fees

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Ordinary Membership:	AUD 50
Student Membership:	AUD 10
Student Membership where supervisor is an Ordinary Member	Free of charge
Please note that Student Membership requires your "Supervisor's Certification". Please include Supervisor's address and/or member details in your on-line application.

AMATA PRIZES: AMATA awards 2 Poster and 2 Podium Prizes at each annual meeting. Poster Prizes: 1 Early Career Researcher and 1 Student Podium Prizes: 1 Early Career Researcher and 1 Student
Prize Winners, 2008 - Poster:
ECR Prize Winner:	Mark Robinson (WEHI)
Student Prize Winner:	Sarah Morgan (University of Otago)

Prize Winners, 2008 - Podium:
ECR Prize Winner:	Nicole Cloonan (University of Queensland)
Student Prize Winner:	Carolyn de Graaf (WEHI)

AMATA 2008 TRAVEL BURSARIES AMATA is pleased to offer the following travel bursaries for attendance at the 2008 meeting in Dunedin, New Zealand. The travel bursary will be awarded prior to the meeting and made payable to the recipient's Institution. The Awardee will be presented with a certificate signed by the AMATA executive. 4 x AMATA Early Career Researcher Travel Bursaries 4 x AMATA Student Travel Bursaries CONDTIONS OF THE AWARD: The winners will be chosen on the basis of their submitted abstract Winners will be decided by a panel of judges from within the organising committee of AMATA 2008 Those submitting abstracts for assessment by the judges must be Members of the AMATA association Students must be enrolled in an approved course of study reflecting the aims of the society and within recognised University or Institute Early Career Researchers should be no more than 8 years Postdoc and be working full-time in the field in an accredited, academic institution.
AMATA Prize-Winners 2008 - Early Career Researcher Travel Bursaries:
Nicole Cloonan	(Institute of Molecular Bioscience, Qld)
Mark Cowley	(Garvan Institute of Medical Research, NSW)
Dale Garsed	(Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Vic)
Ruby Lin	(University of New South Wales)
Alicia Oshlack	(Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Vic)
Logan Walker	(Queensland Institute of Medical Research)
AMATA Prize-Winners 2008 - Student Travel Bursaries:
Anna Campain	(University of Sydney, NSW)
Chung Hoow Kok	(IMVS and Hanson Institute, South Australia)
Debbie Leader	(University of Auckland)
Manasa Ramakrishna	(Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Vic)
Ashley Waardenberg	(CSIRO, Qld)


The Theme (The Gene Expression and Proteomics Theme) the University of Otago Prizes The Theme generously awarded Early Career and Student Prizes to the following:
Early Career Researcher:	Tina Summerfield

Students:	Thomas Allen
	Fathin Faiz
	Sarah Morgan
	Margrit van Kogelenberg

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Annual Meeting

11th - 15th November, 2008,
The Art Gallery, Dunedin, and the University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand

In 2008, the Annual Meeting will be convened by Les McNoe and held in New Zealand for the first time, in the University City of Dunedin.

Please keep the dates free - further details will follow shortly!

CONTACT DETAILS

AMATA Secretariat:
Magic Touch Consultancies,
PO Box 717,
Caringbah, Sydney,
NSW 1495
AUSTRALIA
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