Beyond boundaries: Exploring possibilities through research and innovation
Dear Delegates
The organizing committee are inviting you to submit your abstract before 1 July 2019, for the SAERA 2019 Conference, scheduled for 23 – 25 October 2019 at the Elangeni – Maharani Hotel, Durban South Africa
Please forward the attached information to the following:
Attached please find the following documents:
Download Abstract Submission Form SAERA 2019
Download Delegate Registration Form SAERA 2019
Important dates:
Due date for submission of abstracts: 1 July 2019
Due date for registration: 12 August 2019
Due date for payment: 9 September 2019
Final date to submit proof of payment: 30 September 2019
Your presentation will be removed from the programme if –
PLEASE send your correspondence to conferencepl2@gmail.com and remember to quote your abstract number when applicable.
Please do not hesitate to contact Petra Lawson should you need more information.
We are looking forward to meet you at the SAERA 2019 conference.
Kind regards
Petra Lawson
Conference Administrator (SAERA 2019)
E-mail: conferencepl2@gmail.com
Phone: +27 (0)83 231 6538
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