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WCTE 2012

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Reminder – Paper submission closes on Friday the 22nd of July 2011.

On behalf of the Australian and New Zealand conference steering committee we are delighted to announce World Conference on Timber Engineering, 16 – 19 July 2012, Auckland, New Zealand

Mark this date in your calendar.

Programme and Call for Abstracts
The preliminary programme is available for viewing on the conference website www.wcte2012.com .

The site will be updated regularly with information relating to pre and post tours, technical tours during the conference, partners activities and the social programme.

The submission site for abstracts is now open.  Authors are invited to submit abstracts related to the day and session themes given below:

Monday 16 July 2012 – Timber Engineering Challenges and Solutions

Tuesday 17 July 2012 – Strength and Serviceability – Extreme Events

Wednesday 18 July 2012 – Architecture and Engineering Case Studies

Thursday 19 July 2012 – The Future of Timber Engineering

Please note that authors are limited to submitting a maximum of three abstracts.

To submit an abstract click here www.conference.co.nz/wcte2012/paper_submission

Key dates

Submission period 1 May 2011  –  22 July 2011
 Review period 1  August 2011  – 15 October 2011
 Author notification 31  October 2011
 Full paper submission closes 15  March 2012

Any queries relating to this please contact wendy@conference.co.nz

Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities

Sponsorship and trade exhibition opportunities are also available by downloading the prospectus located on the website.

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If you know of anyone that may be interested in the WCTE 2012, please feel free to forward this information onto them.

For further information contact: Megan O’Brien E: megan@conference.co.nz

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