“Por la sostenibilidad, resiliencia y equidad de los sistemas agrarios” Centro de Convenciones Plaza América Varadero, Matanzas, República de Cuba 10 al 14 de octubre 2022 El Instituto de Ciencia Animal de Cuba (ICA), la Estación Experimental de Pastos y Forrajes Indio Hatuey (EEPFIH) y la Asociación Cubana de Producción Animal (ACPA) tienen el grato [...]
Ya estan publicados en la página web de la WRSA los textos completos de las comunicaciones del Congreso Mundial de Nantes. - enlace comunicaciones
Ya está disponible el pre-programa del Congreso Mundial de Cunicultura de Nantes: https://bit.ly/3tdg9oY 8 conferencias invitadas, 5 mesas redondas, 238 comunicaciones libres, presencia de muchas empresas del sector cunícola. Abierto el periodo de inscripción, véase la página web: https://colloque.inrae.fr/wrc2020/ Plazo de inscripción para autores de comunicaciones: 15 de septiembre Plazo general de inscripción: 15 de [...]
Abierto el plazo para la inscripción al 12th World Rabbit Congress . El congreso se celebrará en Nantes (Francia), "Ciudad de Congresos", en formato híbrido: "cara a cara" y online del 3 al 5 de noviembre de 2021. Para registrase visítese: https://colloque.inrae.fr/wrc2020/Registration
Como la situación sanitaria de COVID probablemente no sea lo suficientemente correcta en junio de 2021 para albergar nuestro congreso internacional con un sistema híbrido (participación presencial y online), el comité organizador francés, que quiere proponer al menos un congreso híbrido, con la aprobación de la WRSA, ha decidido posponer el 12o WRC al 3-5 [...]
A causa de la pandemia de COVID, el 12th World Rabbit Congress se pospuso al 23-25 de junio de 2021 (en Nantes, Francia). El comité organizador ha estudiado varias opciones para organizar el congreso, teniendo en cuenta los impactos de la pandemia. Obviamente, se depende de las normas nacionales. Sin embargo, el comité organizador ha [...]
Dada la actual situación de la difusión mundial del COVID-19, el Comité Organizador del 12 Congreso Mundial de Cunicultura, de acuerdo con la Junta Directiva de la WRSA, ha decidido aplazar el congreso a las nuevas fechas de 23-25 de junio de 2021, en Nantes (Francia). Más información en la web de la WRSA: http://world-rabbit-science.com/
COMUNICADO DEL COMITÉ ORGANIZADOR DEL 12th WORLD RABBIT CONGRESS : Dada la situación actual relacionada con la difusión mundial de COVID-19, el comité organizador del 12th World Rabbit Congress , de acuerdo con la junta de WRSA, ha decidido posponer el Congreso, que originalmente se planeó del 30 de junio al 1 de julio en [...]
Ya está abierto el periodo de inscripción al Congreso Mundial de Cunicultura: https://colloque.inrae.fr/wrc2020/Registration El comité organizador del WRC está bien informado sobre el brote de COVID-19, y ha analizado la cuestión. El World Rabbit Congress se celebrará según lo programado en Nantes (Francia) (30 junio-3 julio). Se tomarán todas las precauciones para asegurar una comodidad [...]
LLAMADA A PRESENTAR COMUNICACIONES 12th World Rabbit Congress 30 Junio a 3 Julio 2020 en Nantes, Francia Fecha límite para enviar una comunicación: 31 diciembre 2019 Envíe su comunicación online: https://colloque.inra.fr/wrc2020/Submission DESCARGAR PDF en español Instrucciones para la presentación de las comunicaciones DOWNLOAD PDF in English Instructions for submission of papers
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