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Quad Essay Contest:

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Would you like to

  • Share information on an up-and-coming animal model or technique development?
  • Become a published author in TechTalk or Contemporary Topics, but don't know where to begin?
  • Network with people like yourself, who are committed to a career in laboratory animal science?
  • Meet with vendors who provide your facility with some of its' most important supplies?
  • Have fun while you learn?
Here's what you need to do:

     1.  Submit an essay (1-2 page, double spaced) supporting the 9th Annual Quad Symposium Theme In your essay, discuss a new technique, animal model, equipment, etc. and the impact implementation has had on your facility.

       

2.  Essays should be submitted to:                                             
                                                                              Ron Dattoli
                          
                                                        Wyeth Research                                            
                                                  200 Cambridge Park Dr.
                                        
                                                    Cambridge, Ma 01240
                                            
                                                                      rdattoli@wyeth.com
      3.  
Essays must be received by 04/30/10 to be considered. 

A panel of lab animal science personnel, with a variety of backgrounds, will judge the entries.

Essays will be judged on:
             
a. Information provided
              b. Practicality of solution
              c. Potential for idea to be used by others
                                        The following prizes will be awarded:
                                       First Prize (One Winner per Quad Branch):
                                   $250 cash AND free registration to the Quad
                      Winners will receive assistance in submitting their essays for publication.

 

Deadlines

March 1:    Exhibitor/Vendor registration

April 1:      Abstract submission and Poster session

April 2:      Early registration

April 30:    Essay submission

April 19:    Hotel booking

May 1:       Team submission for Tech Challenge

May 3:       Meeting registration

 

Events

Tuesday

May 11th, 2010

9 - 9:45am           

F. Claire Hankenson – University of Pennsylvania “Genotyping by Gorillas:  Current guidance for tissue sampling of mice”

10:30 - 11am

Diann Funk – University of Pittsburgh “The Bigger They Are, the Harder They Fall:  Handling Large Swine in Surgical Protocols”

11:00 – 11:30 am   

Jennifer Camacho – Massachusetts General Hospital “Response Plan for Primate Behavior”

1:15 –   2:00 pm  

James Macy – Yale University  “Factors Affecting Mouse Parvovirus Spread in Colonies”

2:00 –   2:30 pm

Julieanne Brandolini – Partners Healthcare System “Standardizing the Definition of a Dirty Rodent Cage”

2:30 –   3:00 pm

Julie Watson – Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

“Aquaria as Enrichment for Nonhuman Primates”

 

Wednesday

May 12th, 2010

8:45 –   9:15 am

Deborah Donohoe – AALAS President “How the AALAS Registry Works for Me”

9:15 – 10:00 am   

Jason Villano – Pennsylvania State University “Experimental Endpoints: A Review”

10:45 – 11:10 am

Susan Ogeka-Crowley – Children’s Hospital Boston "Automatic Water Valves:  Keeping the Flow But Not Too Much"

11:10 – 11:35 am

Laura Conour – Charles River “Animal Care and Use Operational Efficiencies in Lean Times

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