2nd International Equine Science Meeting
March 16th-19th 2012
| Conference Organizer: | Dr. Konstanze Krüger, University of Regensburg,Germany | |
| Assistant Organizers: | Prof. Dr. David Pick, Purdue University Calumet, USA | |
| Dr. Waltraut Zimmermann, Zoo Cologne, Germany | ||
| Dr. Birgit Flauger, University of Hohenheim, Germany | ||
| Knut Krüger, web master | ||
| Contact: | E-Mail: Konstanze Krueger | |
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| Dealines and Fees | Dates and Fees | |
| Only registered participants (no matter whether they will present a talk/poster) will have access to early registration fees | ||
Target group: Biologists, Psychologists, Veterinarians and Professionals
Concept
The IESM is an international, interdisciplinary conference for Equine scientists. The conference aims to advance the dialogue between scientists in the field of Psychology, Biology, Agriculture, and Veterinary Medicine. All sessions are accompanied by round table discussions.Contributions on fundamental research in the area of Equine Cognition and Ecology are particularly welcome. This year’s conference will have a special session on Equine Husbandry and Management. With this session we aim to present a broad overview of the research and its practical implementations, firstly in domestic horse husbandry and nutrition, and secondly in wild life management and the horses in renaturation projects.
Furthermore, a public day will demonstrate fascinating aspects of fundamental research as well as applied Equine sciences to a broad, public audience. German speaking scientists are invited to give an extra 15 minute talk on their general findings.
Conference Language: English - from Friday to Sunday noon
Public Day: German - only Sunday afternoon
Discussion: Round table discussions at the end of each session
We are delighted to point you attention to the International Wild Equid Conference (IWEC) , in Vienna from 18-22 September 2012. The two conferences are complementary and not competitive! The IWEC conference focuses on free-ranging wild equid conservation and management, whereas the IESM emphasises in comparative approaches on the behaviour, cognition and management of domestic and wild equids.
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