Veterinary Bioscience Institute and Labroots present Laboratory Animal Sciences BioConference

Jan. 17, 2013 - PRLog -- The Veterinary Bioscience Institute and LabRoots, Inc. are thrilled to announce the two-day international Laboratory Animal Science (LAS) BioConference Live. http://www.bioconferencelive.com/2-laboratory-animal-sciences.html This is the premier online-only conference focused on laboratory animal medicine. The theme of this conference is Animal Well being and Welfare Science with three tracks; housing, enrichment and pain/distress/pleasure. LAS BioConference Live will bring together scientists, veterinary technicians, veterinarians, technical support staff, IACUC administrators and support staff, as well as training and compliance personnel from around the world to learn about recent advances in the field of laboratory animal medicine. Never before has such a diverse group of experts been able to participate in one, groundbreaking conference. This conference offers an amazing opportunity as it is free to participants, and there will be no out-of-pocket expenses for travel. However, participants will still benefit from interacting with a global community of like-minded colleagues, without leaving the comfort of their office or home.

Conference participants will be able to

▪     Search and attend session(s) of their choice

▪     Have their questions answered in real-time by experts via live videos

▪     Receive Free Continuing Education Credits

▪     Chat live with peers and speakers

▪     Browse a virtual exhibit floor for solution providers

No crowded airports, delayed flights or expensive hotel rooms, but still the look and feel of a first-rate conference with world renowned experts. Participants also benefit from the fact that experts and vendors are more accessible, no more waiting in line to speak to someone, only have them leave before your questions can be answered. Think it is too good to be true? Checkout the venue and become a believer.

The aim is to bring together leading authorities from around the world to present on the science of animal wellbeing and welfare, and the use of science in housing and enrichment decisions and policies. This conference will stimulate discussion with a view to identifying future priorities for research, education, and practical/policy developments.