ASM ends in Hobart

The ANZSNR ASM concluded today at the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), Hobart, Tasmania. 130+ registrants experienced a varied programme of neurointerventional and diagnostic topics, interspersed with social events at the MONA. These included a Delegate Dinner held at MONA and a cocktail event held on one of the MONA ferry vessels, both events preceded by private viewings at the MONA galleries. The 21st Annual General Meeting took place on Saturday evening. The Society thanked the convenor Dr Gerald McInerney and the INR convenor Prof Jens Frohlich for organising the meeting.
Next year the meeting will be held in Adelaide, SA in March, and the meeting convenor is Dr Steve Chryssidis.

21st ANZSNR ASM this week

The 21st Annual Scientific Meeting of the ANZSNR takes place at the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart, Tasmania from Friday 22nd until Sunday 24th March. The Annual General Meeting of the Society will be held on Saturday 23rd March at 1750.

Please see the meeting programme for further details.

Four weeks to go..

The 2013 ANZSNR ASM is fast approaching and there is an excellent programme of national and international speakers. The venue is the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart, Tasmania and the dates are 22-24 March 2013.
 Professor Keith Thulborn from Chicago is a late addition to the diagnostic neuroradiology programme. 
 Please go online to register for the conference
 We look forward to seeing you in Hobart.

Alan Coulthard
President, ANZSNR

2013 ASM programme

The programme for the forthcoming 2013 ANZSNR ASM to be held in Hobart, Tasmania 22-24 March has been published on the conference website. There is a mix of interventional, diagnostic neuro and head and neck topics.
The AGM will be held on Saturday 23rd March at 17.40.

Website changes 2013

The design of the ANZSNR website was changed recently. An increasing percentage of site visitors access the internet using mobile devices. The new site design is responsive; it will detect whether you are using a phone or tablet device and reformat the pages to fit. The small percentage of users still using internet explorer 6 may experience difficulties with the site. Most websites no longer support ie6.

If you have any comments or feedback on the site please contact us.