The
Comparative Nutrition Society (CNS) fosters communication among
laboratory and field scientists
from various disciplines with interests in comparative nutrition.
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The
Comparative Nutrition Society (CNS) fosters communication among
laboratory and field scientists |
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HOME NEWS Newsletters ABOUT CNS SYMPOSIA Summer 2012 Info coming soon! Previous MEMBERSHIP COMPARATIVE NUTRITION Digestive Systems QUESTIONS & DISCUSSION |
ABOUT CNS Founded 1996. The Comparative Nutrition Society (CNS) is an established society created to foster communication among laboratory and field scientists from various disciplines with interests in comparative nutrition. The society will provide a means for establishing and promoting a professional concept of comparative nutrition, and will encourage education and professional development in this area. The interests represented in the society include, but are not limited to, the disciplines of nutrition, physiology, metabolism, biochemistry, animal science, wildlife and marine biology, ecology, and all taxa including insects, fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. Biennial symposia will be held, the first of which took place August 2-6, 1996 in Leesburg, VA. Proceedings from prior symposia are available. The next symposium is scheduled for summer of 2010. If you have any questions, please contact the CNS Secretary. |