[visionlist] Australasian Brain and Psychological Sciences Meeting 2020 - Sponsorship Opportunities

[Derek Arnold]

Australasian Brain and Psychological Sciences Meeting 2020

Sponsorship Opportunities

The Australasian Brain and Psychological Sciences Meeting will be hosted by The University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia, 15-18 July 15, 2020.

www.abps2020.org<http://www.abps2020.org>

This is a combined meeting of three of Australia's premier organisations for brain and psychological science:


·       Australasian Society for Experimental Psychology (EPC, www.asep.com.au<http://www.asep.com.au>)

·       Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience Society (ACNS, www.acns.org.au<http://www.acns.org.au>)

·       Australian Chapter, Organization for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM, www.ohbmaustralia.wordpress.com)

These organisations represent thriving research communities. Collectively, more than 600 of the leading psychological and brain scientists from across Australasia and internationally attend these meetings annually.

In addition to representing Australasia's leading research institutions and laboratories, the academics who attend these meetings are responsible for educating thousands of undergraduate and postgraduate students.

You have an opportunity to engage with each of these thriving research communities by supporting a single joint meeting in 2020.

Gold Sponsorship
AUD $5,000

·       Naming rights to keynote address, workshop or conference dinner

·       Sponsor profile included in e-newsletter to be sent to delegates (before meeting)

·       Corporate banner displayed during event (supplied by sponsor)

·       ½ page colour advertisement in conference program

·       Exhibitor stand at meeting entrance during event

Silver Sponsorship
AUD $3,000

·       Naming rights to Welcome Reception or workshop

·       Sponsor profile included in e-newsletter to be sent to delegates (before meeting)

·       Corporate banner displayed during event (supplied by sponsor)

·       ¼ page colour advertisement in conference program

·       Exhibitor stand during event

Bronze Sponsorship / Exhibitor Registration Fee
AUD $2,000

·       Corporate banner displayed during event (supplied by sponsor) OR ¼ page colour advertisement in conference program

·       Exhibitor stand during event


Location
The meeting will be held in Brisbane, Australia's third largest city. Brisbane sits on the traditional lands of the Turrbal and Jagera peoples. The climate is sub-tropical and famously pleasant in July, with an average daily peak temperature of approximately 22°C and an average 11% chance of rain.

Brisbane has a unique blend of a thriving inner city, urban villages, parklands and bushlands, exciting bars and dining districts, and remarkable cultural precincts. It allows easy access to some of Australia's best beaches and rainforests, and the unparalleled Great Barrier Reef.

Venue
The conference will take place in the heart of the City of Brisbane, at the Pullman Hotel (www.pullmanbrisbanekgs.com.au). Boasting Brisbane's largest hotel conference facilities, the Pullman is just a few minutes' walk from the city's most popular attractions, outstanding dining venues, the Queen Street Mall shopping and entertainment precincts, and the Southbank Parklands and Cultural Centre (home of the Gallery of Modern Art, one of Australia's major contemporary art museums).



Sponsorship enquiries should be directed to:
A/Prof Derek Arnold d.arnold at psy.uq.edu.au<mailto:d.arnold at psy.uq.edu.au>


We look forward to your support, and to welcoming you to Brisbane in 2020!


A/Prof Derek Arnold, Prof Paul Dux, Prof Jason Mattingley and Dr Luca Cocchi
(Meeting Coordinators)




A / Prof. Derek Arnold
Deputy Head of School - Research
School of Psychology
The University of Queensland, Australia
https://www2.psy.uq.edu.au/~uqdarnol/Derek_CV.htm

Office : +61 7 3365 6203
Lab : +61 7 3346 7948

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