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One of the popular sessions at the NMC annual meeting is the Technology Transfer Session (TTS). The TTS supplements the main program by providing mastitis and milk quality information through the use of posters and one-on-one interaction. The session is designed to provide a forum for exchanging information in an informal, relaxed atmosphere.

TTS participants also have the option to submit their poster presentation for consideration as an oral presentation during the Research and Development Summaries Session (R & D Session). This session is designed to offer an opportunity for graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and research associates to be involved in the oral presentations at the NMC meeting.

Click here for additional information on participating in these sessions, which will be held during the upcoming NMC 49th Annual Meeting, January 31-February 3, 2010 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The deadline for manuscript submission is October 30, 2009.

One of the more popular sessions at the NMC annual meeting is the Technology Transfer Session (TTS). The TTS supplements the program by providing mastitis and milk quality information through the use of posters and one-on-one interaction. The session is designed to provide a forum for exchanging information in an informal, relaxed atmosphere.

TTS participants also have the option to submit their paper for consideration as an oral presentation during the “Research and Development Summaries” Session (R & D Session). This session is designed to offer an opportunity for graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and research associates to be involved in the oral presentations at the NMC meeting.

Click here for additional information on participating in these sessions, which will be held during the upcoming NMC 48th Annual Meeting, January 25-28, 2009 in Charlotte, North Carolina. The deadline for manuscript submission is October 30, 2008.

A popular session at the NMC annual meeting is the Technology Transfer Session (TTS). The TTS supplements the program by providing mastitis and milk quality information through the use of posters and one-on-one interaction. The session is designed to provide a forum for exchanging information in an informal, relaxed atmosphere.

TTS participants also have the option to submit their paper for consideration as an oral presentation during the “Research and Development Summaries” session (R & D session). “This session offers “an outstanding opportunity for graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and research associates to be involved in the oral presentations at the NMC meeting,” says NMC Board of Director Ken Leslie, University of Guelph.

Click here for additional information on participating in these sessions, which will be held during the upcoming NMC 47th Annual Meeting, January 20-23, 2008 in New Orleans. The deadline for manuscript submission is October 17, 2007.