Call for abstracts: Risk in an Interconnected World
Our world is more interconnected than ever before. From transport and technology, to trade and the environment, increasing interconnectedness presents significant challenges to government, industry and the individual. What emergent risks are we likely to face and how can we manage them?
The 10th Annual Conference of the Society for Risk Analysis Australia and New Zealand (SRA-ANZ) is calling for abstracts that delve into risk and interconnectedness from the perspective of academia, government and industry. We are proud to announce that this year’s conference will be held in conjunction with the Australasian Bayesian Network Modeling Society. We invite abstracts for oral presentations and posters on all aspects of risk, risk analysis and risk management. Microbiota Informing Next Generation (NextGen) Risks and Benefits
Through a variety of dairy products including fluid milk, cheese, yogurt, ice cream, and butter, bovine milk provides myriad essential nutrients to the human consumer. The dairy industry has great desire to produce the highest quality milk possible. Of particular concern in this regard are pathogenic bacteria that might lead to foodborne illness. Long-considered sterile unless produced by infected cows or contaminated via milking equipment, any milk containing bacteria has historically been considered a health risk to the consumer.
This is the third webinar in SRA's Advancing the Science series. The webinar series is organized by partnering Regional Organizations (Australia, New England, New Zealand, and Upstate NY) of the Society for Risk Analysis (SRA) as the first of three phases of a project entitled Understanding Perceptions and Evidence of Benefits and Risks of Consuming Fresh Unprocessed (Certified Raw or Raw Drinking) Milk. The webinar will run on Wed May 24th, 7:30 am AEDT (Sydney) and Wed May 24th, 9:30 am NZDT (Wellington) SRA ANZ members discount for the 6th Australian Fraud Summit
Developed together with leading experts in the field, the Australian Fraud Summit 2017 will bring together global and local thought leaders across the public and private sectors to share practical and detailed case studies, as well as strategies in tackling this alarming rise in fraud and corruption across Australia’s public and private sectors.
Each session included in this year’s program has been crafted to help you develop strategies to prevent, detect and respond to increasingly complex cases of Fraud, as well as keep you abreast of regulatory changes facing the industry, such as ISO 37,001 and the new Whistleblower protection laws. SRA ANZ members are entitled to a 10% conference discount. |
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