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Program Wednesday 29thOctober

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6:30pm Arrival & settling into accommodation7:00pm Welcome dinner Caf

10:00pm Break for accommodation Lodgings

Program Thursday 30thOctober

Time Event Location

From 7am Breakfast Lodgings

8:30am Welcoming AddressGuang Shi G1.01

8:45am Plenary speaker Ken WalkerWhat a wonderful job I have!! G1.01

9:45am Morning tea G1.01 foyer

10:15am Presentation session 1chair:Brendan Holland & Michael Lewis G1.01Time Speaker Title Abstract

10:15am Melissa Cameron Vasodilator mechanisms in intermediate- and small-sized arteries from the toad, Rhinella

marina

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10:30am Md Tohidul Islam Resistance Related Responses In Model and Native Plant Species Infected WithPhytophthora Cinnamomi

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10:45am MD Ahsan-Ul-Bari Role of DHA in the prevention and rescue of neuronal cells exposed to apoptotic agents 2

11:00am Michael Salini Defining Essential fatty acid deficiency in juvenile barramundi Lates calcarifer 22

11:15am Zoe Robertson Preliminary analysis of the histopathological impacts of environmental contamination onUrolophus Paucimaculatus, in Port Phillip Bay

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12:00pm Lunch Cafe

1:00pm Presentation session 2chair:Blake Allen & Zoe Robertson G1.011:00pm Kasun Ekanyake A Corvid congregates to exploit the eggs of a synchronously breeding burrow-nesting

seabird11

1:15pm Susannah Hale Synergies between fire and climatic extremes drive mammal occurrence in a fire-prone

landscape

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1:30pm TamilselviThyagarajan

Evaluation of Victorian marine isolate Schizochytrium sp. DT9 for biodiesel production 25

1:45pm Zhi Hong Liu Acute and chronic toxic effects of ammonia to Chironomus iparius of Liaohe in China 20

2:00pm Antoine Dujon The accuracy of Fastloc-GPS locations and implications for animal tracking. 10

2:15pm Kristeen Smith Insights Into Porous Grahpitic Carbon As A High Performance Liquid ChromatographyStationary Phase

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2:30pm Cara Brammar Investigating the influence of rural land-use change on bird communities in the WesternStrzelecki Ranges

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2:35pm Jared Tromp The transcriptome response of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) exposed to chronic thermalstress

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2:40pm Connie Warren How does land-use intensity affect wildlife in farming landscapes? 35

2:45pm Brendan Holland Using the chemistry of the common glow stick to solve complex analytical problems 31

3:00pm Afternoon tea G1.01 foyer

3:30pm Presentation session 3chair:Yen Ting Wong & Mark Hall G1.013:30pm Timothy Walsh Plant based enzymatic synthesis of resolvin and protectin analogues 27

3:45pm James Emery EPA and DHA supplementation in Atlantic Salmon: metabolic fate and impact on fishhealth

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4:00pm LatitiaKernalguen

Individual foraging specialisation in Australian Fur Seals: insights from stable isotopes,video data and gps tracking

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4:15pm Shailendra Sonkar Stepwise metabolic engineering of synthetic pathway for EPA biosynthesis inSaccharomyces cerevisiae

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4:30pm John Patykowski The effect of fire on the functional role of rare plants within a box-ironbark ecosystem 33

4:45pm Jessica Learey Manganese (iv) for detecting oxidation in pet food 32

4:50pm Carolyn Ewers Disturbance and restoration of blue carbon on the Victorian coastline 30

4:55pm Kara Spilstead Optimising monolithic column encapsulation procedures to overcome high external flowrates in hplc

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5:00pm Avinesh Byreddy Comparative evaluation of various solvents and cell disruption methods to improve thelipid extraction from algal biomass

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6:00pm Off campus function FlyingHorse

10:00pm Break for accommodation Lodgings

Program Friday 31stOctober

Time Event Location

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9:00am Plenary speaker Claire AitchisonUsing the doctorate to establish your future: writing, publishing and profilebuilding

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10:00am Morning tea G1.01 foyer

10:30am Presentation session 4chair: Bryce Halliday & Susannah Hale G1.01

Time Speaker Title Abstract

10:30am Sera Blair Incorporating community attitudes into recovery planning to improve conservationoutcomes for threatened species in Victoria.

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10:45am Stuart Brown Hydrologic Landscape Regionalisation Using DeductiveClassification and Random Forests

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11:00am Michael Lewis Development of a Gastrointestinal model to assess nutrient bioavailability in finfish andcrustaceans

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11:15am Grant Leeworthy Getting Sea Cucumbers drunk on the Great Barrier Reef. 16

11:30am Blake Allen Jump, run, and stop: measuring animal movement in the field 1

12:00pm Lunch & poster session Pavilion

2:00pm Presentation session 5chair: David Dodemaide & Jared Tromp G1.01

2:00pm Polly Dobson Resolvins and Protectins

a more bioactive source of omega-3 92:15pm Rui Li Control over the Physical and Chemical Properties of Self-Assembled Peptide Scaffolds

for Three-Dimensional Cell Culture in-vivo and in-vitro.18

2:30pm Tamara Camilleri Mid-palaeozoic ostracoda of central Victoria, Southeast Australia 6

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3:00pm Plenary speaker Paul BertschUsing the doctorate to establish your future: writing, publishing and profilebuilding

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4:00pm Closing address & award presentation G1.01

4:30pm Conference closed & departure

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