The
US-Australia Enabling Technologies Technical Exchange Meeting will be held
in Sydney on 23-24 May 2016. This meeting is held under the
auspices of the US-Australia Joint Commission Meeting on Science and
Technology, the major civil science dialogue between the two countries which is
held every two years.
The
purpose of this Technical Exchange Meeting is to explore and potentially build
basic research collaborations in enabling technologies between the US and
Australia and will comprise of three overarching technical thrusts: Materials
Science, Physics and Biomedical Sciences.
US
participation will include the Department of Defense, other US science
agencies, and academic researchers.
Australian
researchers are invited to submit abstracts for consideration in the program
and should be submitted to info@anff.org.au no later than 25 March 2016.
Once
biographies and abstracts are submitted, efforts will be made by the Co-Chairs
to identify possible new areas of potential collaboration with the agenda being
finalised based on both US and Australian responses.
Selected
Australian researchers will be notified, most likely by the third week of
April, if they have been chosen for inclusion in the Program and encouraged to
attend. Please note that, if selected, attendees are responsible for funding
and making their own travel arrangements including lodging.
Further
information on the meeting in the attached document and flyer with relevant
contacts listed.
This
meeting will provide a valuable opportunity for Australian researchers to
engage with a wide range of US research agencies and academics and maximise US
research collaboration and partnerships.
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