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More than 1000 registered participants for ICAR 2008 Congress!Date: 2008.07.10The Local Organising Committee proudly announces that the number of registered participants reached 1000! The organisers did their best to prepare all aspects of the congress in a way that ensures a memorable 16th International Congress on Animal Reproduction. See you all soon in Budapest! Poster presentation schedule is available!Date: 2008.06.19Posters will be mounted and presented by topic areas. Please, follow the numbers and the poster topic areas indicated in the Book of Abstracts. Workshop info and titles updated!Date: 2008.06.13Workshop info and titles updated! All workshop presentation titles have been updated. Go and check the detailed workshop program under menu 'Scientific program - Workshops'. Invitation
The Hungarian Society for Animal Reproduction and the Local Organising Committee cordially invite you to participate in the 16th International Congress on Animal Reproduction to be held 13-17 july, 2008 in Budapest, Hungary. An interesting and varied social program will enhance the opportunities for delegates to network with associates as well as to enjoy the Hungarian cultural heritage. Fascinating pre- and post-conference tours will be arranged to highlight the best what Hungary has to offer. Furthermore, registered accompanying persons are warmly welcomed to join the special programs and tours organized for accompanying persons and also to join the social events of the congress. The Organisers look forward to seeing you in Budapest! Location - Budapest, Hungary
Budapest, the capital of Hungary, is an economic, financial and cultural centre with two million inhabitants in the heart of Europe. Budapest is a magical place. It is rendered magical by the river, the Danube, which divides the city into two. Hills, mountains, the line of hotels on the Pest side, an air of history, the pleasant climate, festivals and cultural events prove that the city is indeed the pearl of the Danube. It boasts a number of museums, theatres, concert halls, a lot of restaurants and other amenities. Several baths and thermal waters of various medicinal springs are also at the disposal of visitors. In recent years the UNESCO put several parts of the city on the World Heritage list. If you would like more information about Budapest, you may wish to visit some of the links below: |
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