Progressive Palaeontology

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In case you had forgotten:
The Palaeontological Association's annual Progressive Palaeontology meeting takes place next 
Wednesday (May 21) in Leeds (UK).  The organiser, Peta Hayes, has put together an excellent 
programme of talks and posters embracing the full spectrum of Palaeontology (marine 
microfossils, pollen, plants, molluscs, crocodiles, pterosaurs and more), and it looks like 
being a very interesting day.

Added attractions:
   *its free, and advance registration is not required (but let the organisers
    know if you are planning to attend)
   *speakers are research students, so we are sure to see good presentations
    on up to the minute research (for those of you  who prefer more traditional meetings,
    I'm afraid there will probably be no dusty overheads from the early 1970's, and no
    speakers nodding-off while talking)

More information and a programme are available via the "meetings" link on the Palass pages at
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/paleonet/PalAss/PalAss.html

or on the Progressive Palaeontology website at
http://www.tealeaf.demon.co.uk/peta.htm








Dr Mark A. Purnell

Department of Geology, University of Leicester
University Road, Leicester LE1 7RH, U.K
tel: +44 116 2523645  fax: +44 116 2523918
http://www.le.ac.uk/geology/staff/map2.html