Researchers at the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC) at Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Wagga Wagga will present their latest studies and the research benefits for industry during the annual symposium on Thursday 22 June in Wagga Wagga. Entitled The Full Circle, the symposium will cover topics such as environmental issues surrounding irrigation and nitrogen management of vineyards; vascular transport in grapevines and the impact of vineyard floor management researchers.  “The communication of our research results to industry is a major and key component of the NWGIC,” said centre Director Professor Geoff Scollary. President of the NSW Wine Industry Association David Lowe will open the 2006 research symposium at 10.30am. The program for The Full Circle can be found here. The NWGIC is an alliance between Charles Sturt University, NSW Department of Primary Industries, the NSW Wine Industry Association and Deakin University.