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Registration fees

The registration fee covers attendance to all sessions and also includes all lunches and refreshment breaks, a reception on the Monday evening (18 Sep) and the conference dinner on Tuesday evening (19 Sep), which will take place at the Hotel de Ville, Stanislas Square, Nancy.

A number of travel grants are available for students and early-stage career scientists wishing to attend the meeting. Please refer to the posters & grants page for details on how to apply.

Payment

Payment can be made in either Euros or UK Pounds Sterling. Please ensure that you pay all charges associated with the payment, if any, so that the full registration fee is paid to the Symposium. Please also ensure that payment is made out to the correctly named bank account – see below.

Payment in Euros: Please make your cheque or International Money Order (Regular fee: €250 / Student fee: €170) payable to ‘New Phytologist Trust’

Payment in UK Pounds Sterling: Please make your cheque or International Money Order (Regular fee: £175 / Student fee: £120) payable to ‘New Phytologist Trust Symposia’

Cheques should be sent to:

Holly Slater (16th NPS)
New Phytologist Central Office
Bailrigg House
Lancaster University
LA1 4YE
UK

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Registration Cancellation

Refunds will be made for cancellations received in writing (via Email/FAX) by Friday 25 August 2006. No refunds (partial or full) can be granted after this date. Anyone who registered but cannot attend may send a substitute.

Should you have any queries please contact: Holly Slater

Fungal genomics symposium logo by Sam Day. Illustrations: Aspergillus and Neurospora crassa confocal images courtesy of Patrick Hickey (LUX Biotechnology Ltd, Edinburgh). Laccaria bicolor–Douglas fir interaction courtesy of D Vairelles (INRA-Nancy). Tumor formation in maize induced by an Ustilago maydis infection, courtesy of Regine Kahmann and Jörg Kämper (MPI-Marburg, Germany). Confocal image of spores, courtesy of Patrick Hickey (LUX Biotechnology Ltd, Edinburgh). Amanita muscaria, Alternaria in conidia phase, Coprinus comatus, and micrograph of Actinomycete spores images courtesy of Gordon Beakes (University of Newcastle upon Tyne; LTN Bioscience). Impact of genomics on fungal biology is sponsored by the New Phytologist Trust.