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ASRI 15th Annual Conference
25 to 27 November 2005
University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
The Australian Space Research Institute (ASRI) is pleased to announce the ASRI 15th Annual Conference to be held 25 to 27 November 2005 at the University of Queensland in St. Lucia, Brisbane, QLD.
The ASRI 15th Annual Conference is being run free of charge in celebration of 15 years of providing an avenue for students to present space research and the research that ASRI itself has undertaken. It aims to showcase the historical legacy, the current activities, and future direction of the research institute. The conference will assist the development of networking to support collaborative projects that further space technology through education.
Conference Program
The conference program will include a variety of presentations and discussions. A draft conference program can be found here. A final program will be made available as soon as possible.
Participation and Registration
Presentations will be relating to Australian space, the historical legacy of the last 15 years, and future activities. Presentations will be from both graduate and undergraduate students, as well as industry and government. Student presentations will compete for the ASRI Student Presentation Award.
ASRI has accepted both formal papers (with accompanying presentation) and standalone informal presentations. An MS Word template for all papers and an MS PowerPoint template for ASRI presentations is available for use.
To register simply fill out the form below, or email those details to conference@asri.org.au.
Key Dates
- Submission of papers - 30 October
- Submission of formal and informal presentations - 30 October
Submit 150-word paper, presentation and poster abstracts to conference@asri.org.au.
Sponsors
The ASRI 15th Annual Conference is sponsored by: the University of Queensland and M&J Active Pty Ltd.
Further Information
For further information about the ASRI 15th Annual Conference contact ASRI via conference@asri.org.au.
Previous ASRI Annual Conferences
Programs from the ASRI Annual Conference series are available below. The 2000 and 2001 programs include links to conference presentations held in the ASRI on-line library.
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