AINSE Winter School 2003 Applications Open

[Tim Barrows]

 From Dennis Mather <dmz at ansto.gov.au>:

The Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering (AINSE) offers 
a scholarship to each of its member universities to enable a nominated 
student to attend the Winter School on "Nuclear techniques applied to 
natural processes". This program is held at the Lucas Heights Science and 
Technology Centre, about 30km south of Sydney.

The scholarship is open to all 3rd year undergraduate students in the 
physical and biological sciences, engineering and medical faculties, or any 
faculty in which knowledge of nuclear techniques of analysis would be of 
interest. Such techniques have applications in areas ranging from 
agriculture to zoology and include physics, chemistry, biology, 
environmental science, geography, geology, anthropology, sociology, and 
veterinary studies (to name just some).

Dear Colleague

Every year the AINSE Winter School is deemed a great success by those who 
attend - just ask the student from your university who came last year.

Applications are now open. If you know a senior undergraduate student who 
would be interested in attending please get them to approach your AINSE 
Councillor for an application form. (Don't know who that is? Check on 
<http://home.ansto.gov.au/ainse/councilex.html>http://home.ansto.gov.au/ainse/councilex.html)

More information about the Winter School can be obtained from the AINSE 
Home Page or from the Councillor. 
<http://home.ansto.gov.au/ainse/winter2.html>http://home.ansto.gov.au/ainse/winter2.html

Alternatively, you could give us a call.

Regards

Dennis

Dr Dennis Mather
Scientific Secretary
AINSE
phone direct 02 9717 3388
office 02 9717 9906
mobile 0413 156 700
fax 02 9717 9268
web site <<http://www.ainse.edu.au/>http://www.ainse.edu.au/>
Private Mail Bag No 1, Menai NSW 2234 Australia 
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