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MAPA STRONY
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Announcement I

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
Dear Colleagues,

We are honoured to invite you to participate in the International Congress organized by the Faculty of Animal Sciences and Bioeconomy of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin dedicated to “The Opportunities of Animal Sciences – 70 years of the Faculty of Animal Sciences and Bioeconomy”.

The aim of the Congress is to present scientific achievements in animal science and the bioeconomy. The 70th anniversary of our Faculty, which will be celebrated in 2023, provides a unique opportunity to present them. The congress itself and the accompanying events will provide not only excellent opportunities for a comprehensive presentation of scientific achievements and output but moreover for promoting scientific cooperation and increasing scientific and professional visibility.

The International Congress “Opportunities in Animal Science – 70 years of the Faculty of Animal Sciences and Bioeconomy” will be held on 17 – 19 May 2023 in a hybrid format. Participation in the Congress in both in-person and online forms is free of charge for all participants.

During the congress, poster sessions will be scheduled. All participants and speakers will receive a certificate of participation. It is also possible to publish one’s own results in the form of a chapter in a monograph. Publication of a chapter in a monograph published by the Publishing House of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, in accordance with the Communication from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, is awarded 20 points. In order to popularize and promote the presented reports, both the posters and the monograph will be published online.

Prof. dr hab. Brygida Ślaska
Dean of the Faculty of Animal Sciences and Bioeconomy

1st ANNOUNCEMENT February 15, 2023
2nd ANNOUNCEMENT April 15, 2023
REGISTRATION DEADLINE April 15, 2023
POSTERS SUBMISSION April 15, 2023
MONOGRAPHY CHAPTER SUBMISSION  April 15, 2023
3rd ANNOUNCEMENT AND CONFERENCE PROGRAMME April 30, 2023

  • Requirements for a monography chapter

    The text of the chapter in the monograph prepared in accordance with the guidelines of the Publishing House of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin (should be sent by 15 APRIL 2023 to the address

    Technical guidelines for the chapter in the monograph

    1. Language of the chapter in the monograph – Polish or English The length of the chapter should be a minimum of 20,000 characters with spaces (0.5 publishing sheet), a maximum of 22,000 characters with spaces. The volume of graphics (photographs, charts, etc.) is calculated assuming that 3 thousand. cm2 of graphics is 40 thousand. characters with spaces.
    2. All proposed publications will be reviewed.Obtaining a positive review is a condition for publication in this monograph.
    3. Typeface – Times New Roman – for the entire publication (text, tables, formulas, drawings and charts).The size of the basic text – 12 points, in tables and figure captions – 9 points.5 line spacing.
    4. The maximum size of tables and figures – 12.5 × 19.5 cm.
    5. Bold – used only in titles and in order to highlight important terms.Italics – Latin names and all variables (not only in formulas and graphs, but also in the text).Please do not use underscores.
    6. The electronic version of the thesis should be saved in Word.It must be accompanied by separate original files of drawings and photographs.
    7. Drawings, diagrams, charts should be submitted as a separate electronic record (source files) in programs working in the Windows environment (e.g. in Excel, Corel Draw, Photoshop).Please do not use shaded backgrounds or borders on charts.
    8. Required photo resolution – minimum 300 dpi.It is necessary to indicate the author of the photograph.
    9. Materials taken from other authors’ publications must be annotated with the source (in the case of illustrations, including photographs, the written consent of the copyright owner is required).
    10. References in the text should be given in square brackets, in chronological order, with the author’s surname and the year of publication, e.g.2001]” or “according to Lewandowski [2001a]”.
    11. The list of references should be compiled in alphabetical order.In the case of several articles published in one year of the same author, they should be marked with letters, e.g. 2015a, 2015b.

    Literature

    The bibliographic description of the book consists of: the author’s surname and first name initials, year of publication, title, abbreviated name of the publishing house (optional), place of publication, e.g.

    Greń J., Kowalski Z., 1972. Mathematical statistics. PWN, Warsaw.

    The bibliographic description of the chapter in the book should contain the page numbers of the chapter, e.g.

    Bagieńska A., 2007. Investments in the development of human capital. In: K. Pieck, E. Skrzypek (eds.), Knowledge in the farm, society and enterprises. PWE, Warsaw, 98–115.

    The bibliographic description of the article consists of: the author’s surname and first name initials, the year of publication, the title of the article, the abbreviated title of the journal with the volume or issue number, page numbers of the article, e.g.

    Chełkowski Z. (ed.), 1966. Sea trout introduction to the Gowienica river. Gosp. fish. 1(2), 18-19.

    The description of the electronic publication should include a detailed Internet address and the date of access or update, e.g.

    PZW, 2015. Brown trout hatching. Polish Angling Association, https://www.pzw.org.pl/zakrzowek [access: 4.10.2015].

    If the publication has an assigned DOI number, it must be provided, e.g.

    Bertamini M., Nedunchezian N., 2003. Photoinhibition of photosynthesis in mature and Young leaves of grapevine (Vitis vinifera L.). plant sci. 164, 635–644, https://doi.org/10.1016/S0168-9452(03)00018-9

  • If you’re travelling by train

    Transfer from the main rail station (Plac Dworcowy 1, 20-408 Lublin) to University of Life Sciences in Lublin (ul. Akademicka 15, 20-950 Lublin)

    By car

    We recommend:

    By public transport:

    We highly recommend you plan your route by using website/mobile app: https://jakdojade.pl

    A new metropolitan intermodal coach terminal is currently under construction next to the main rail station. The locations of bus stops near the rail station have been temporarily changed  – see the map below.

    Suggested routes when using buses/trolleybuses:

    • Line 154: From the main railstation building walk 180 m (approx. 3 min.) to the bus stop Dworzec Gł. PKP 01 located by ul. Plac Dworcowy. Get on the line 154 (Route: Węglin), get off the bus on bus stop Wiercieńskiego 01 (if counting, it’s going to be the 4th bus stop) by ul. Głęboka. The conference location is about 450 m./ 6-minute walk from the stop. The buses arrive every 12 minutes.
    • Line 155: From the main railstation building, walk 180 m (approx. 3 min.) to the bus stop Targi Lublin 02, located by ul. Piłsudskiego. Get on the line 155 (Route: Zana ZUS), get off the bus at KUL 03 (if counting, it’s going to be the 4th bus stop) by Al. Racławickie. The conference location is about 770 m./ 10-minute walk from the stop.  The buses arrive every 14 minutes.

    Timetables and schedules: https://mpk.lublin.pl/en/

    *in Polish “ul.” is an abbreviation for “ulica” = street

  • If you're travelling by bus

    Transfer from the main bus station (Aleja Tysiąclecia 6, 20-121 Lublin)  to University of Life Sciences in Lublin (ul. Akademicka 15, 20-950 Lublin)

    By car:

    We recommend:

    By public transport:

    We highly recommend you plan your route by using website/mobile app: https://jakdojade.pl

    Suggested routes when using buses/trolleybuses:

    • Lines 31; 150: From the main bus station walk 70 m. (approx. 1 min.) to the bus station Dworzec Gł. PKS 02 by ul. Tysiąclecia. Get on the line 150 or 31 (Route:
      Os. Poręba), get off the bus at UMCS 01 (4th stop). The conference location is about  490 m/6-minute walk from the stop. The buses arrive every 13-15 minutes.
    • Lines 18; 57: From the main bus station, walk 70 m. (approx. 1 min.) to the bus station Dworzec Gł. PKS 02 by ul. Tysiąclecia. Get on the line 18 (Route: Sławinkowska) or 57 (Route: Os. Poręba), get off the bus at KUL 03 (4th stop) by Al. Racławickie. The conference location is about 770 m/10-minute walk from the stop. The buses arrive every 7-10 minutes.

    Timetables and schedules: https://mpk.lublin.pl/en/

    *in Polish “ul.” is an abbreviation for “ulica” = street

  • If you're travelling by plane

    Transfer from Lublin Airport (ul. Króla Jana III Sobieskiego 1, 21-040 Świdnik) to University of Life Sciences in Lublin (ul. Akademicka 15, 20-950 Lublin)

    By car:

    We recommend:

    By train:

    From Lublin Airport you can get to Lublin main rail station by train. The railbus terminal station is situated in the airport terminal.

    But tickets at: https://bilety.polregio.pl/en/

    You can find poster timetables at https://portalpasazera.pl/en/Plakaty, station name: Lublin Airport

    By public transport:

    We highly recommend you plan your route by using website/mobile app: https://jakdojade.pl

    Suggested routes when using buses/trolleybuses:

    • Line 05 with change to line 31 or 57 or 150: From the bus stop Port Lotniczy Lublin – przyloty 02 (Lublin Airport – arrivals 02), take the line 05 (Route: Brama Krakowska), get off the bus at Dworzec Gł. PKS 02 ul. Tysiąclecia (21st bust stop) and take the line 31 or 57 or 150 (Route: Os. Poręba), get off the bus at UMCS 01 (4th stop). The conference location is about 490 m./ 6-minute walk from the stop. The line 05 arrives every 60-180 minutes. The lines 31, 57, 150 arrive every 13-15 minutes

University of Life Sciences in Lublin

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VATIN 712 010 37 75

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PLIKI COOKIES
MAPA STRONY
2020