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VI. International Congress of Protozoology
Arch. Protistenk, 121 (1979): 182
VI. International Congress of Protozoology Warszawa 5. to 11. July 1981 Sixth International Congress of Protozoology is organized by the M. Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology in Warsaw, the Committee on Cell Biology of Polish Academy of Sciences (National Group of ECBO: a Federation of European Societies for Cell Biology) and the Protozoological Section of the Polish Zoological Society. It will be held in Warsaw on 5-11 July, 1981. The Congress is open for Protozoologists from all countries and is not limited to members of organized protozoological societies. The Programme will include: Invited Lectures from main fields of protozoology, Symposia, Contributed Paper Sessions and Poster Sessions. The Symposia and Contributed Paper Sessions will be grouped into six sections: Systematics and phylogeny of Protozoa Genetics and morphogenesis Development and life cycles Physiology, biochemistry and immunology Motility and behaviour Ecology of free-living and parasitic Protozoa
Scientists interested in participating in the Congress should write, before 1 March 1980, to: Dr. STANISLAW L. KAZUBSKI Secretary General VI. International Congress of Protozoology M. Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology 3, Pasteur Str., 02-093 Warsaw, Poland
They will then receive the Second Announcement, registration forms, details about housing, as well as information about social activities, entertainment and tours (including possibilities of post-Congress trips).
VI. International Congress of Protozoology Warszawa 5. to 11. July 1981 Sixth International Congress of Protozoology is organized by the M. Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology in Warsaw, the Committee on Cell Biology of Polish Academy of Sciences (National Group of ECBO: a Federation of European Societies for Cell Biology) and the Protozoological Section of the Polish Zoological Society. It will be held in Warsaw on 5-11 July, 1981. The Congress is open for Protozoologists from all countries and is not limited to members of organized protozoological societies. The Programme will include: Invited Lectures from main fields of protozoology, Symposia, Contributed Paper Sessions and Poster Sessions. The Symposia and Contributed Paper Sessions will be grouped into six sections: Systematics and phylogeny of Protozoa Genetics and morphogenesis Development and life cycles Physiology, biochemistry and immunology Motility and behaviour Ecology of free-living and parasitic Protozoa
Scientists interested in participating in the Congress should write, before 1 March 1980, to: Dr. STANISLAW L. KAZUBSKI Secretary General VI. International Congress of Protozoology M. Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology 3, Pasteur Str., 02-093 Warsaw, Poland
They will then receive the Second Announcement, registration forms, details about housing, as well as information about social activities, entertainment and tours (including possibilities of post-Congress trips).