INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS
June 2020
1st World Veterinary Poultry Association (WVPA) – Africa Meeting
11th to 13th June, Savoy Le Grand Hotel, Marrakech, Morocco
October 2020
5th World Veterinary Poultry Association (WVPA) – Asia Meeting
17th to 18th October, Hotel Radisson Blu, Dhaka, Bangladesh
WVPA MATTERS
Special subscription rate to Avian Pathology for WVPA members
Members of the World Veterinary Poultry Association (WVPA) are entitled to a special low subscription rate to Avian Pathology. A subscription includes all issues of the particular volume.
WVPA members can opt for a print subscription, an online subscription or both formats.
Subscribers should contact [email protected] for all enquiries, including pricing.
Proof of membership should accompany an application for a subscription. This can be obtained from the Corresponding Secretary of the national WVPA branch or from the Secretary/treasurer of the WVPA in the absence of a national branch.
For those subscribers who opt for an online subscription, this is provided on the strict condition that it is for the private use of that member only and must not be made available to other persons or linked to any other site.
WVPA website
The WVPA web site can be accessed at http://www.wvpa.net. The latest issue of the Association’s newsletter, Aerosols, is available online at the WVPA site.
Contact details for forthcoming WVPA Congresses can be found in the International Meetings section of Avian Pathology.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Free access to Avian Pathology back to Volume 1, 1972
Our Publisher, Taylor & Francis, has digitised back issues of Avian Pathology, going all the way back to Volume 1, Issue 1 of 1972. These are freely available to all via the Avian Pathology website, www.avianpathology.com.
Houghton Trust International Travel Grants
Avian Pathology is owned by the Houghton Trust, a charitable company. Royalties from the sale of the journal are used by the Houghton Trust to establish a fund to assist young research workers (normally 35 or under) of any nationality for participation in scientific meetings, visits to laboratories and training courses in connection with research on avian diseases. Application forms may be obtained at the web site of the Houghton Trust, www.houghtontrust.org.uk or directly from the Secretary of the Trust, Dr S.J. Baigent: [email protected].