News and Information Updates for TAAI Members
The Web Manager would like to share with our members some topical news about the Association,
The new website is now bedded down well, thanks to support from Adam at Cambridge Web Solutions. There is still some work needed on the members databases but we are nearly there. Michela P has kindly agreed to help with the technical web management from May onwards.
Please feel free to send your feedback by going to ‘Contact Us in the website footer and clicking on the email icon
A new institutional member.
We welcome CroplLife International. Based in Brussels, they claim to be the voice of the global plant science industry. See more about CropLife on our website.
Up-coming TAAI events.
- May 2nd, Devon, UK. TAAI SW Bicton Conference: “Glimpses of Africa Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow”.
- May 15th, Cambridge, UK., TAAI East Anglia Annual Seminar: “What can Agriculture offer to Biodiversity Conservation?”
- June 11th, House of Commons, London. TAAI Ralph Melville Lecture: Prof Toby Peters on “Clean cold chains”. [limited seating, tickets will be available later this month]
New ‘Introductory’ membership category.
We have added ‘Introductory Membership’, aimed at students and younger professionals. It is free to join. Such members will receive our regular news alerts and vacancy summaries. We hope that this will whet their appetite and encourage them to become paid members, so that they can access full details of job opportunities and other member-only website services. Click on ‘Become a member’ for the link to the simplified ‘Introductory’ application form.
Receiving News and Vacancy Alerts?
All members should receive email alerts (unless they have clicked ‘Unsubscribe’). We have noticed that some members, who have changed their email address on their membership profile, have ceased to receive the alerts. If you have been affected, please contact us. .
Request for Old Copy of TAAI N
ewsletter.
A member is seeking a copy of the June 1991 TAA Newsletter containing an article by Norman Simmons, “The earlier British contribution to tropical agricultural research“. [Do you remember the old Newsletter format – right?]. If anyone has a copy of this paper, please advise the Web Manager.
