May 17, 2002
New Sponsor: CANMET - Minerals Processing
Technology Branch, Natural Resources Canada
We are pleased to announce CANMET - Minerals
Processing Technology Branch, Natural Resources Canada as our most
recent sponsor, and thank them for their generous contribution.
Finalized Technical Program Posted
The finalized technical program has been posted
to the Program page. Again we ask authors
to verify their titles, co-authors, etc.
Poster Program Listing
A list of posters to be presented in the poster
session has now been added to the Program
page.
April 30, 2002
Student Travel Assistance
Students should note that requests for Student
Travel Assistance can no longer be accommodated due to the overwhelming
number recieved. Travel assistance, offered to subsidize the travel
costs of student delegates, was made possible through generous contributions
made by the University of Manitoba and funds generated by previous
CMSC conferences.
Program Information Now Online
A schedule of conference events and a preliminary
technical program has at last made it to our Program
Information page, and is available for download in MS Word and
Adobe PDF formats.
Parking on Campus
Information on parking and fees is now available
on our Registration Info page.
Guidelines for Poster Preparation
For those authors participating in our poster
session, a few guidelines have been prepared, and are available from
our Program information page.
January 30, 2002
DKC Macdonald Lecturer Confirmed
It has been confirmed that this year's Macdonald
Lecturer will be Dr. Bill Wallace, Director General of the National
Research Counsel - Institute for Aerospace Research. Dr. Wallace will
present a paper entitled "Old Problems - New Solutions, The Metallurgy
of 7000 Series Aluminum Alloys"
Registration Forms Now Available Online
Registration forms are now available for download
online from our Registration Information page!
Application for Student Travel Funding Forms
Available Now Online
Applications for student travel assistance
are available for download on the Registration
Information page.
University of Manitoba Contributes Funding
for Student Travel
The University of Manitoba has graciously donated
$5000.00 towards student travel assistance for this year's conference.
This assistance is made available to students attending the conference,
traveling distances in excess of 500 km. Applications are now available
on the Registration Information page.