We are delighted to announce that we will be hosting the next instalment of the International Medical Geography Symposium in Edinburgh in July 2021. More details to follow in due course but hope to see you there! #IMGS2021
Thank you #IMGS2019 for an amazing week #queenstown I haven’t enjoyed a conference this much in years- fantastic presentations, great discussions, wonderful and warm connections, fabulous field trip, and much fun! @MelOliverSmith@niamhiedonn @lisalisanz @TessMoeke#JanineWiles
Wouldn't be here in New Zealand without the support of my supervisor, lab mates, collaborators and participants! Thanks for an amazing week @2019Imgs for the many learning opportunities as well as the chance to meet such talented and wonderful people from around the world!
Thanks to everybody who submitted an abstract for #IMGS2019. We were blown away with 193 submissions for papers, posters, and lightening talks. Further thanks to our scientific committee who are now doing the hard work reviewing these abstracts.
"Nestled in the shadow of The Remarkables mountain range on the shore of Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown combines scenes of breathtaking natural beauty with moments of exhilarating excitement." https://t.co/KbKxX5uqrh #IMGS2019
The countdown to winter in Queenstown is on and we’re already dreaming of fresh powder, vibrant après ski and creating unforgettable memories. Join us in counting down to Queenstown’s most epic time of the year: https://t.co/BywxyuOCWG
#Welcometowinter#QueenstownLive
Feb 6 marks #WaitangiDay in 🇳🇿NZ. The day is an important marker in our history. Recognition of the Treaty of #Waitangi as one of NZ's founding documents will continue to encourage leaders, communities and individuals to mark the day in new ways #NZStoryteller
Keynote announcement: We are excited to announce two scholars at the forefront of geospatial research will join us as plenary speakers in Queenstown: Philippe Apparicio (University of Quebec) and Suzanne Mavoa (University of Melbourne). #imgs2019
Keynote Announcement: Prof Sarah Atkison (Durhum) and Dr David Conradson (Canterbury) will be enlarging our world with their developments in health geography #IMGS2019 New Directions, Enlarging Our World.
Registrations close 8 February, 2019 for the 18th International Medical Geography Sympsoium. Come to Queenstown and end with a trip to Melbourne for the IAG Health Geography Study Group event.
Keynote announcement: We are very excited to have health geographer and theorist Prof. Gavin Andrews (McMaster U) as a keynote at #IMGS2019 . He will examine the research challenges posed by the emerging ‘posthuman world’. https://t.co/Md13h58AoG
Keynote announcement #1: We will be welcoming the wonderful Professor Susan Elliott @GeoHealthE as a keynote speaker in Queenstown #IMGS2019 A health geography legend, see her latest publication here: https://t.co/iS1DXCuLYX
Here is a taste of the fascinating selection of panels and special paper sessions locked in for the 18th International Medical Geography Symposium #IMGS2019#specialsessions