Hotel Dubrovnik ( venue site) ****: http://www.hotel-dubrovnik.hr/ Special prices for participants: Single bedroom SMALL: 70 euros Single bedroom STANDARD  85 euros Double bedroom for single use SUPERIOR 105 euros We have  prebooked 50 rooms for conference  participants in Hotel Dubrovnik.

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PARASITOLOGY DAYS IN CROATIA

Second International Conference of

Southeastern and Eastern European Parasitological Society 2011

Zagreb,14th and 15th June 2011, Hotel Dubrovnik

Featuring

1. General Assembly Meeting, 15th June,

2. SEEEPSAID Symposium „ Get Rid of the Cyst“, Towards better prevention and control of echinococcosis in Europe moderated by Peter Deplazes, Institute of Parasitology, Zurich, Switzerland, 15th June, Hotel Dubrovnik

3. Scientific Symposium“ Urban Animals – Perfect Refugia for Dangerous Pathogens moderated by Guadalupe Miro Corrales, Universidad Complutense Madrid, Spain , Hotel Dubrovnik 15th June

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• Early Bird Registration fee 80 euros till 15th May
• Late Registration fee 100 euros after 15th May
• For payment from abroad :   IBAN  HR0923600001101415808
• SWIFT CODE  ZABA HR 2X
• For inland payment :  2360000-1101415808
• Sigma AV Grupa d.o.o., Al. Pomoraca 11, 10000 Zagreb
• Social program for accompanying persons will be organized.

Free contributions with posters and short lectures  are welcome.

Please submit abstracts ( only word documents) till 20 th May 2011 to PARASITOLOGY DAYS CROATIA  SECRETARIAT ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )

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The SERBPARZOON project is hosting an international scientific conference in Belgrade focusing on the parasitic zoonoses of major significance in South-East Europe. The conference brings together some of the most distinguished experts from the EU and the region with the project personnel as well as Serbian profesionals in the field. Scientific program , consisting of both state-of the- art-lectures on particular issues and presentations of current epidemiological and epizootiological data,  provides valuable insight into the current status of these diseases in Europe and particularly in its South East,as well as serves as a networking forum to create new  and enhance existing partnerships, in the view of further scientific cooperation at higher levels.

Olgica Djurković-Djaković

SERPARZOON PROJECT LEADER, www.serbparzoon.org