Veterinary science

Veterinary Congress 2018 will be an informative World’s largest Veterinary conference reflecting the direction of veterinarians in the 21st century and offers a wide range of expertise to participants of all the backgrounds. This Veterinary Conference provides a show case opportunity to discuss the latest developments within the field of veterinary and Animal Sciences

ConferenceEra warmly invites aspirants from round the globe to 2nd World Congress on Biotechnology and Biological Studies to be held during October 22-24, 2018 at Bangkok, Thailand. This conference aims on discussing latest trends that explore the diverse use of Biotechnology. WCBBS-2018 is the best platform for Biotech, CMOs, CROs, research institutes, investors and industry stakeholders to meet, associate and discuss current industry trends and establish business partnerships. WCBBS-2018 runs with theme "Biotechnology for a Better Future: Challenges and Opportunities" prepares a ground for seeding new ideas and nurturing knowledge through discussions and analysis on biotechnological developments.

5th Ruhuna International Science and Technology Conference (RISTCON 2018) is organized by the Faculty of Science, University of Ruhuna, Matara, Sri Lanka. The conference aims to bring together the interested academics, scientists, researchers and research students from Sri Lankan as well as foreign universities/institutes, and to provide them an international platform to share research findings on various themes in Science and Technology. The conference theme has been decided to be broad in order to accommodate as many Science and Technology areas as possible, and to be able to address technological advances and research findings in multidisciplinary areas

During ten days, June 26th - July 6th, comparative psychologists, ethologists, evolutionists, and cognitive neurobiologists who are the world’s leading experts in “mind-reading" other species -- will provide a sweeping panorama of what it feels like to be an elephant, ape, whale, cow, pig, dog, chicken, mouse, fish, lizard, lobster, snail. This growing body of facts about nonhuman sentience has profound implications not only for our understanding of human cognition, but for our treatment of other sentient species.