34. Mycotoxin-Workshop

The Institute of Animal Nutrition of the Friedrich-Loeffler-Institute, Federal Research Institute for Animal Health, together with the Society for Mycotoxin Research host the 34th Mycotoxin-Workshop, which will be held in Braunschweig, Germany.

Braunschweig’s history is closely linked with that of the Guelphs. Braunschweig be-came the residence of the Guelph Duke Henry the Lion and was later declared Emperor’s City under Otto IV. thus developing into one of the most important German trade centres in Middle Europe. Besides Dankwarderode Castle, St. Blasii Cathedral and the picturesque half-timbered buildings around St. Magni Church, it is the Lion Statue, even today heraldic animal of the city, which demonstrates the rich and over a thousand year long history of Braunschweig.
The Guelphs and the Hanseatic League have influenced the city and with them many other clever minds. Carl Friedrich Gauß, Agnes Pockels, Richard Dedekind and Heinrich Büssing have their roots here and are part of the history of this modern city of science. Today with its many internationally renowned research institutions, universities and research companies Braunschweig is one of the most research intensive regions in the whole of Europe.

The workshop venue will be the Stadthalle Braunschweig. With its professional facilities the Stadthalle provides the perfect location for an efficient and inspiring workshop. The venue is within walking distance of the central station and many hotels as well as the city centre.

Please note the following fixed dates:

Abstract template (doc; 0,02 MB)

Program (pdf; 0,06 MB)

Index of poster (pdf; 0,08 MB)

• Registration for participation/presentation
  
• Accomodation: List of hotels and booking information
  The Braunschweig Stadtmarketing GmbH has reserved hotel rooms in various hotels in different price categories. (pdf; 0,05 MB)
• Accommodation: Book your hotel
  To ensure the discounted rate, your reservation must be received by 13th April 2012.

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