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Due to time and space limitations, submissions for
oral and poster presentations will be competitive.
Morning
and afternoon sessions of oral presentations (on M, Tu, Th, & F)
in the Keoni Room will be broken up with coffee breaks. In
addition, during the four conference days, lunch will be provided
for delegates in the garden level room at the IMIN Conference
Center. Poster presentations will also be held at the IMIN
Conference Center during two separate evenings. An assortment
of pupus and drinks (wine, beer, & soft drinks) will be
provided at the poster sessions. Due to a delegate request,
deaf interpreting services will be available at the majority
of the daily sessions; contact the organizing committee if
you require such services.
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GARDEN, IMIN CENTER
IsoEcol VI Abstract Submission: delegates can download
a fillable abstract form HERE and submit their abstracts to isoecol6@hawaii.edu.
Further instructions, including formatting details, are on the
form.
The deadline for abstraction submission is May 15th, 2008.
Oral presentations will be held strictly to 15 minutes,
with 5 minutes for questions. A technician will be available
to help delegates download and review presentations at the conference
center. Poster presentations can not be any larger than
46” by 46”.
Delegates will be able to register online
on March 3, 2008
Tentative IsoEcol VI sessions:
Isoscapes (Chair: Dr. Jason West)
Human Ecology (Chair: Dr. Diane O'Brien)
Bayesian approaches to diet reconstruction (Chair: Dr. Stuart Bearhop)
Experimental isotope ecology (Chair: Dr. Carlos Martinez del Rio)
Transfer of energy/nutrients among disparate ecosystems & food
webs - (Chair: Dr. Seth Newsome)
Large herbivore ecology (Chair: Dr. Daryl Codron)
Isotopes as indicators of ecological change (Chair: Dr. Renee Brooks)
Contact the session chairs (before or after abstract submission),
if you are interested in submitting an abstract to one of these
sessions.
For more information on the Univeristy of Hawaii at Manoa or IMIN
conference center visit http://manoa.hawaii.edu/ and http://www.eastwestcenter.org/about-ewc/conference-center,
respectively.
Local Organisation Committee
Brittany Graham,
Department of Oceanography, University of Hawaii
Carrie Holl,
Oceanic Institute, Oahu, Hawaii
Brian Popp,
Department of Geology and Geophysics, University of Hawaii
Brian Fry, Coastal
Ecology Institute, Louisiana State University
Enquiries should be directed to Brittany Graham, Carrie Holl,
Brian Popp, and Brian Fry at isoecol6@hawaii.edu |
