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| The image on the poster is a reconstruction of the skull of Neovenator salerii, a theropod dinosaur unique to the Isle of Wight. |
Celebrating Dinosaur Island
20 - 21 September 2013
Jehol-Wealden International Conference
The Isle of Wight (Dinosaur Island) and China are key areas for Cretaceous fossils, especially dinosaurs. Join us in September 2013 to celebrate this connection at a two day conference hosted by the University of Southampton.
Chinese and UK dinosaur palaeontologists will discuss their research at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton. Visit key dinosaur sites on the Isle of Wight and network with tourism and business leaders. Build connections for future palaentological research.
Two-day conference hosted by the University of Southampton Confucius Institute and Ocean and Earth Science with support from the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, the Isle of Wight Visitor Attraction Association and Dinosaur Isle Museum, Sandown.
