Srip Annual Conference, St Anne's College, University of Oxford 12th -13th September 2012

Since 1980, every year SRIP has organized an international scientific meeting to exchange research findings, develop research interests and networks and to engage with clinical partners. The society awards bursaries to enable academic students and NHS staff to attend the conference and prizes to junior and esteemed researchers (clinical and academic) in recognition of their work.

This year's SRIP conference will be held at St Anne's college, Oxford. Apart from the usual academic and social reasons for visiting a SRIP conference, here are some others:

• Great food and facilities, as we found with a previous SRIP conference
• Good location, 5 minute walk to Oxford City Centre, going past the Ashmolean Museum and walking up St Giles.
• A great place for the arts, culture, science, shopping and relaxation
• Easy access by bus, rail and air from London, Birmingham, Stanstead, Heathrow and Gatwick

For information on registering for the conference please see the SRIP website later in the year.

First call for submissions for the 2012 SRIP conference!

Submissions for symposia, papers and posters on the psychological, behavioural, medical and social aspects of all areas of reproduction, birth and infancy are welcomed from researchers, students or practitioners.

Presenting a paper or symposia: Submission of a 250 word abstract and 500 word summary should be sent by post or email to Dr Maggie Redshaw* by the 11th May 2012. Presentations should not exceed 20 minutes allowing time for discussion.

Presenting a poster

Submission of a 250 word abstract and 500 word summary should be sent by post or email Dr Maggie Redshaw* by the 11th May 2012 Applicants will be expected to introduce themselves and their poster (for up to three minutes) and be available to discuss their poster with delegates. A wine reception will also be served during this time.

Conference organiser:

Dr Maggie Redshaw
National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit
University of Oxford
Old Road Campus
Headington
Oxford
OX3 7LF

email: maggie.redshaw@npeu.ox.ac.uk

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