...takes place in London, June 28 to July 3, 2010.

IPC is a major international meeting held once every 4 years under the auspices of the International Palaeontological Association. The meeting provides a showcase for all that is exciting and new in the fields of palaeontology and palaeobiology. IPC3 in 2010 is hosted by the Palaeontological Association and partner organizations, and will be based in Imperial College and the Natural History Museum in the heart of London's 'Albertopolis'. The programme will comprise field trips, plenary lectures, workshops, contributed talks and posters, and thematic symposia. For details, use the navigation menu to the left of the page.

London is a vibrant cosmopolitan city with excellent public transport around the centre. Opportunities for cultural and social activities during the meeting are too numerous to list here, but the Conference Dinner, in the incredible surroundings of the Natural History Museum's Central Hall, with Diplodocus in attendance, will undoubtedly be one of the social highlights.

for more information see http://www.ipc3.org/