VIVA 10 June 17th 2016

VIVA 10 June 17, 2016 logo

VIVA is a one-day symposium on NMR held on the west coast of Canada.  This year it will be held on campus at the University of Victoria in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.  The purpose is to gather NMR users: researchers, students, NMR facility managers to share research results and strengthen ties within the NMR community in the Canadian West and the US Pacific Northwest. The format is informal, and students are encouraged to present talks or posters of their research results.  There are prizes for the best student talk and poster, sponsored by the Canadian Journal of Chemistry.


Registration:

Please copy this section into an email and fill in the information, or use the form below

Name:

Affiliation:

Are you a student?   Yes or No

Are you presenting a talk/poster/neither (Please indicate which)

Title:

Author(s):

Send this information to Christopher Barr  cbarr@uvic.ca

Or download this registration form


Registration Fees (Canadian $):  

Includes lunch and one beverage ticket at the poster session. 

  Students: $25

  Others:   $50

You can pay cash or cheque at the registration table at VIVA 10, or pay by credit card in advance.

The registration code is VIVA10.

Please register by June 10, 2016.

Program

8:30-9:30 Registration (Arbutus/Queenswood Room in Cadboro Commons Buidling)

9:45-11:00 Session 1

11:00-11:20 Break

11:20-12:35  Session 2

12:45-14:15  Lunch (included in registration, Village Greens in Cadboro Commons Building)

14:15-15:45 Poster Session

15:45-16:00 Awards Presentation

Download the full program PDF

 

Victoria is located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island.  Thare are several ways to get here:

By air:

Greater Victoria is served by many airlines to Victoria International Airport (YYJ)

Or you can fly to Victoria Harbour from Vancouver via Harbour Air or from Seattle via Kenmore Air

By sea:

Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay via BC Ferries

Port Angeles WA to Victoria via the Black Ball Line

Anacortes WA to Sidney BC via Washington State Ferries

Seattle to Victoria Harbour via the Victoria Clipper (passengers only, no cars)

On the island:

Once you are here BC Transit has service to campus via routes 4, 7, 11, 15, 16, 26, 39, 51

If you are driving, UVic is at the east end of MacKenzie Ave (Street address 3800 Finnerty Road, Saanich).  Pay parking is available in Lot #1.  See Campus Maps

If you are staying over, here are a few suggestions.  There are many options:


UVic residence rooms


Hotels/B&B at Victoria Tourism

For more information, please contact Christopher Barr, cbarr@uvic.ca  

Victoria is a popular tourist destination.  If you are staying longer, here are a few suggestions:


Victoria Car-free Day - June 19

Bastion Square Market - June 16-20

Mammoths: Giants of the Ice Age at the Royal BC Museum (starting June 3)

More ideas can be found at Tourism Victoria


Thank you to our sponsors:

Bruker Ltd


Canadian Journal of Chemistry     

SFU NMR Facility


UBC NMR Facility      

UVic Chemistry Depjartment