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Deadline extended: student innovation competition
Vicki Lindsay, 09/06/2008 2:18pm
Happy news for students - APAN26 KAREN Student Innovation Competition deadline has been extended to 30 June 2008.
Calling tertiary students with an idea for or who are using KAREN. You now have an extra 3 weeks to create and submit your e-poster to be in the running to win cash and a free spot at the APAN26 Sustainable Networking conference.
APAN26 is your chance to get up close with leaders in advanced networking from across the Asia Pacific region - share ideas, make connections, and learn about the biggest and best in advanced network applications and services.
Enter the competition by sending us an e-poster showcasing a project or activity that uses the unique capabilities of KAREN and you could attend the conference for free and win a cash prize.
Get the low-down at http://www.karen.net.nz/apan26-innovation-comp/
This competition is sponsored by InternetNZ, with support from Endace.