Events
The Second World Knowledge Dialogue Symposium will be held on September 10-13, 2008 in Crans-Montana, Switzerland.
There is a Young Scientist program:
http://www.wkdialogue.ch/young-scientists/index.html .
The call for abstracts is at
http://www.wkdialogue.ch/call-for-abstracts/index.html , and the program is at
http://www.wkdialogue.ch/symposia/2008/programme/index.html .
The Second World Knowledge Dialogue Symposium will be held on September 10-13, 2008 in Crans-Montana, Switzerland.
There is a Young Scientist program:
http://www.wkdialogue.ch/young-scientists/index.html .
The call for abstracts is at
http://www.wkdialogue.ch/call-for-abstracts/index.html , and the program is at
http://www.wkdialogue.ch/symposia/2008/programme/index.html .
ConAccount 2008: “Urban metabolism: measuring the ecological city"
http://www.conaccount.cuni.cz/ .
see also
http://ways.org/en/2008/mar/03/%5Bhour%5D%5Bmin%5D/%5Buser%5D/cf...
The Second World Knowledge Dialogue Symposium will be held on September 10-13, 2008 in Crans-Montana, Switzerland.
There is a Young Scientist program:
http://www.wkdialogue.ch/young-scientists/index.html .
The call for abstracts is at
http://www.wkdialogue.ch/call-for-abstracts/index.html , and the program is at
http://www.wkdialogue.ch/symposia/2008/programme/index.html .
ConAccount 2008: “Urban metabolism: measuring the ecological city"
http://www.conaccount.cuni.cz/ .
see also
http://ways.org/en/2008/mar/03/%5Bhour%5D%5Bmin%5D/%5Buser%5D/cf...
The Second World Knowledge Dialogue Symposium will be held on September 10-13, 2008 in Crans-Montana, Switzerland.
There is a Young Scientist program:
http://www.wkdialogue.ch/young-scientists/index.html .
The call for abstracts is at
http://www.wkdialogue.ch/call-for-abstracts/index.html , and the program is at
http://www.wkdialogue.ch/symposia/2008/programme/index.html .
Caros amigos
Mais uma vez a Sociedade Brasileira de Genética tem a satisfação de anunciar o seu encontro anual. Desta vez o local escolhido foi Salvador (BA), primeira capital do Brasil – sede do Vice-Reino de Portugal (1549-1763). Em setembro estaremos dizendo “foi aqui que tudo começou”. É com essa sensação agradável de reviver o passado e testemunhar nosso desenvolvimento como Nação que vamos focar nossas lentes acadêmicas na integração de dois campos separados há quase um século em razão da natureza historicamente fracionada das ciências da vida – a evolução e o desenvolvimento. Este Campo “novo” chamado resumidamente de evo-devo será dissecado por especialistas brasileiros e de várias outras partes do mundo. Paralelamente estaremos tratando também de outros temas, dos mais básicos até os mais aplicados, que são objetos das atividades dos pesquisadores brasileiros.
A programação preliminar destacando alguns convidados nacionais e estrangeiros já confirmados antecipa o sucesso do 54o Congresso Brasileiro de Genética. Venha contribuir, com a sua sabedoria e ânsia de conhecimentos, para esta grande festa, de 16 a 19 de setembro, no Centro de Convenções do Bahia Othon Palace Hotel.
Horacio Schneider
Presidente da SBG
Caros amigos
Mais uma vez a Sociedade Brasileira de Genética tem a satisfação de anunciar o seu encontro anual. Desta vez o local escolhido foi Salvador (BA), primeira capital do Brasil – sede do Vice-Reino de Portugal (1549-1763). Em setembro estaremos dizendo “foi aqui que tudo começou”. É com essa sensação agradável de reviver o passado e testemunhar nosso desenvolvimento como Nação que vamos focar nossas lentes acadêmicas na integração de dois campos separados há quase um século em razão da natureza historicamente fracionada das ciências da vida – a evolução e o desenvolvimento. Este Campo “novo” chamado resumidamente de evo-devo será dissecado por especialistas brasileiros e de várias outras partes do mundo. Paralelamente estaremos tratando também de outros temas, dos mais básicos até os mais aplicados, que são objetos das atividades dos pesquisadores brasileiros.
A programação preliminar destacando alguns convidados nacionais e estrangeiros já confirmados antecipa o sucesso do 54o Congresso Brasileiro de Genética. Venha contribuir, com a sua sabedoria e ânsia de conhecimentos, para esta grande festa, de 16 a 19 de setembro, no Centro de Convenções do Bahia Othon Palace Hotel.
Horacio Schneider
Presidente da SBG
Caros amigos
Mais uma vez a Sociedade Brasileira de Genética tem a satisfação de anunciar o seu encontro anual. Desta vez o local escolhido foi Salvador (BA), primeira capital do Brasil – sede do Vice-Reino de Portugal (1549-1763). Em setembro estaremos dizendo “foi aqui que tudo começou”. É com essa sensação agradável de reviver o passado e testemunhar nosso desenvolvimento como Nação que vamos focar nossas lentes acadêmicas na integração de dois campos separados há quase um século em razão da natureza historicamente fracionada das ciências da vida – a evolução e o desenvolvimento. Este Campo “novo” chamado resumidamente de evo-devo será dissecado por especialistas brasileiros e de várias outras partes do mundo. Paralelamente estaremos tratando também de outros temas, dos mais básicos até os mais aplicados, que são objetos das atividades dos pesquisadores brasileiros.
A programação preliminar destacando alguns convidados nacionais e estrangeiros já confirmados antecipa o sucesso do 54o Congresso Brasileiro de Genética. Venha contribuir, com a sua sabedoria e ânsia de conhecimentos, para esta grande festa, de 16 a 19 de setembro, no Centro de Convenções do Bahia Othon Palace Hotel.
Horacio Schneider
Presidente da SBG
Caros amigos
Mais uma vez a Sociedade Brasileira de Genética tem a satisfação de anunciar o seu encontro anual. Desta vez o local escolhido foi Salvador (BA), primeira capital do Brasil – sede do Vice-Reino de Portugal (1549-1763). Em setembro estaremos dizendo “foi aqui que tudo começou”. É com essa sensação agradável de reviver o passado e testemunhar nosso desenvolvimento como Nação que vamos focar nossas lentes acadêmicas na integração de dois campos separados há quase um século em razão da natureza historicamente fracionada das ciências da vida – a evolução e o desenvolvimento. Este Campo “novo” chamado resumidamente de evo-devo será dissecado por especialistas brasileiros e de várias outras partes do mundo. Paralelamente estaremos tratando também de outros temas, dos mais básicos até os mais aplicados, que são objetos das atividades dos pesquisadores brasileiros.
A programação preliminar destacando alguns convidados nacionais e estrangeiros já confirmados antecipa o sucesso do 54o Congresso Brasileiro de Genética. Venha contribuir, com a sua sabedoria e ânsia de conhecimentos, para esta grande festa, de 16 a 19 de setembro, no Centro de Convenções do Bahia Othon Palace Hotel.
Horacio Schneider
Presidente da SBG
Citizendium ( www.citizendium.org ) is an academically inclined Wikipedia spin-off that uses real names instead of anonymity, and it will dedicate this week (plus some overlap due to time zones) to editing biology articles. Anybody who is registered can join, and since there will be lots of biomedical scientists participating, this may be your chance to engage in new kinds of online collaboration, to spread your expertise and to learn from others.
Updated information can be found at http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/CZ:Biology_Week and at http://ways.org/en/topics/citizendium .
Citizendium ( www.citizendium.org ) is an academically inclined Wikipedia spin-off that uses real names instead of anonymity, and it will dedicate this week (plus some overlap due to time zones) to editing biology articles. Anybody who is registered can join, and since there will be lots of biomedical scientists participating, this may be your chance to engage in new kinds of online collaboration, to spread your expertise and to learn from others.
Updated information can be found at http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/CZ:Biology_Week and at http://ways.org/en/topics/citizendium .
The African Biotechnology Stakeholders Forum (ABSF) through its sister network, the Agricultural Biotechnology Network in Africa (ABNETA) and the African Union’s (AU) Division of Agriculture and Food Security are pleased to announce the 1st ever All Africa Congress on Biotechnology that will be held in the Kenyan Capital Nairobi, during the third quarter of 2008 i.e. 22nd – 26th September 2008
The theme of the Congress will be ‘Harnessing the Potential of Agricultural Biotechnology for Food Security and Socio-Economic Development in Africa’. In addition to the main theme, congress participants will have an opportunity to listen to experiences of other countries in Europe, Asia, USA and Latin America about modern agricultural biotechnology and its applications in their economic transformation processes.
Offers of papers for presentation to any of the topics covered by the Congress are sought. You may offer your presentation as a verbal platform paper, as a free - standing display poster board, or both. Exhibitions from major biotechnology and agricultural companies and other interested entities will also be displayed at the Congress.
Congress topics
A full list of Congress topics is shown below. Subject to suitable offers, each topic will consist of a platform and a complementary poster session.
The title of each topic below will help you chose the most appropriate session and area of your preference and offer.
Biotechnology: Demystifying The Concepts
Genetically Modified Crops/Transgenic Crops
Biotechnology Applications In Livestock Development
Challenges In Biotechnology Development
Biotechnology Policy Development
Developing Regional Biosafety Regulatory Frameworks
Status of Biotechnology: Country Profiles
Food And Agriculture Biotechnology Policy: What Are The Linkages?
Linkages Of Biotechnology Policy To Other National And Global Policies
Understanding The Benefits And Potential Risks Of Genetically Modified Agricultural Products
Modern Food Biotechnology, Human Health And Development; An Evidence Based Study/Research
Globalization And International Governance Of Modern Biotechnology
The Role of African Union/NEPAD in Promoting Biotechnology Growth on the Continent
Role Of Regional Biotechnology And Agricultural Networks In Biotechnology Development In Africa
Role Of Non Public Institutions In Biotechnology Development In Africa
Human and Institutional Capacity For Biotechnology Development In Africa
Role Of Research Institutions In Biotechnology Development In Africa - Universities, National Agriculture Research Systems, International Agriculture Research Organizations And Private Institutions.
Impact of Information Technology on Biotechnology Development in Africa
Global Biotechnology Development: Can Africa Adopt Best Practices?
Development Partners and Biotechnology Development in Africa
Genetic Inventions And Intellectual Property Rights
Intellectual Property Rights As Applied In Biotechnology Applications
Intellectual Property Rights On Plant Variety Protect
Ethics In Biotechnology: Social Issues Of GMO Technology
The Interplay Of Culture, Science And Biotechnology
Biosafety Risk Assessment
Biosafety Risk Communication
Environmental Biosafety Risk Assessment
For detailed information on Congress event, please visit:
www.abneta.org/congress and www.absfafrica.org and www.africa-union.org
Citizendium ( www.citizendium.org ) is an academically inclined Wikipedia spin-off that uses real names instead of anonymity, and it will dedicate this week (plus some overlap due to time zones) to editing biology articles. Anybody who is registered can join, and since there will be lots of biomedical scientists participating, this may be your chance to engage in new kinds of online collaboration, to spread your expertise and to learn from others.
Updated information can be found at http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/CZ:Biology_Week and at http://ways.org/en/topics/citizendium .
The African Biotechnology Stakeholders Forum (ABSF) through its sister network, the Agricultural Biotechnology Network in Africa (ABNETA) and the African Union’s (AU) Division of Agriculture and Food Security are pleased to announce the 1st ever All Africa Congress on Biotechnology that will be held in the Kenyan Capital Nairobi, during the third quarter of 2008 i.e. 22nd – 26th September 2008
The theme of the Congress will be ‘Harnessing the Potential of Agricultural Biotechnology for Food Security and Socio-Economic Development in Africa’. In addition to the main theme, congress participants will have an opportunity to listen to experiences of other countries in Europe, Asia, USA and Latin America about modern agricultural biotechnology and its applications in their economic transformation processes.
Offers of papers for presentation to any of the topics covered by the Congress are sought. You may offer your presentation as a verbal platform paper, as a free - standing display poster board, or both. Exhibitions from major biotechnology and agricultural companies and other interested entities will also be displayed at the Congress.
Congress topics
A full list of Congress topics is shown below. Subject to suitable offers, each topic will consist of a platform and a complementary poster session.
The title of each topic below will help you chose the most appropriate session and area of your preference and offer.
Biotechnology: Demystifying The Concepts
Genetically Modified Crops/Transgenic Crops
Biotechnology Applications In Livestock Development
Challenges In Biotechnology Development
Biotechnology Policy Development
Developing Regional Biosafety Regulatory Frameworks
Status of Biotechnology: Country Profiles
Food And Agriculture Biotechnology Policy: What Are The Linkages?
Linkages Of Biotechnology Policy To Other National And Global Policies
Understanding The Benefits And Potential Risks Of Genetically Modified Agricultural Products
Modern Food Biotechnology, Human Health And Development; An Evidence Based Study/Research
Globalization And International Governance Of Modern Biotechnology
The Role of African Union/NEPAD in Promoting Biotechnology Growth on the Continent
Role Of Regional Biotechnology And Agricultural Networks In Biotechnology Development In Africa
Role Of Non Public Institutions In Biotechnology Development In Africa
Human and Institutional Capacity For Biotechnology Development In Africa
Role Of Research Institutions In Biotechnology Development In Africa - Universities, National Agriculture Research Systems, International Agriculture Research Organizations And Private Institutions.
Impact of Information Technology on Biotechnology Development in Africa
Global Biotechnology Development: Can Africa Adopt Best Practices?
Development Partners and Biotechnology Development in Africa
Genetic Inventions And Intellectual Property Rights
Intellectual Property Rights As Applied In Biotechnology Applications
Intellectual Property Rights On Plant Variety Protect
Ethics In Biotechnology: Social Issues Of GMO Technology
The Interplay Of Culture, Science And Biotechnology
Biosafety Risk Assessment
Biosafety Risk Communication
Environmental Biosafety Risk Assessment
For detailed information on Congress event, please visit:
www.abneta.org/congress and www.absfafrica.org and www.africa-union.org
Citizendium ( www.citizendium.org ) is an academically inclined Wikipedia spin-off that uses real names instead of anonymity, and it will dedicate this week (plus some overlap due to time zones) to editing biology articles. Anybody who is registered can join, and since there will be lots of biomedical scientists participating, this may be your chance to engage in new kinds of online collaboration, to spread your expertise and to learn from others.
Updated information can be found at http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/CZ:Biology_Week and at http://ways.org/en/topics/citizendium .
The African Biotechnology Stakeholders Forum (ABSF) through its sister network, the Agricultural Biotechnology Network in Africa (ABNETA) and the African Union’s (AU) Division of Agriculture and Food Security are pleased to announce the 1st ever All Africa Congress on Biotechnology that will be held in the Kenyan Capital Nairobi, during the third quarter of 2008 i.e. 22nd – 26th September 2008
The theme of the Congress will be ‘Harnessing the Potential of Agricultural Biotechnology for Food Security and Socio-Economic Development in Africa’. In addition to the main theme, congress participants will have an opportunity to listen to experiences of other countries in Europe, Asia, USA and Latin America about modern agricultural biotechnology and its applications in their economic transformation processes.
Offers of papers for presentation to any of the topics covered by the Congress are sought. You may offer your presentation as a verbal platform paper, as a free - standing display poster board, or both. Exhibitions from major biotechnology and agricultural companies and other interested entities will also be displayed at the Congress.
Congress topics
A full list of Congress topics is shown below. Subject to suitable offers, each topic will consist of a platform and a complementary poster session.
The title of each topic below will help you chose the most appropriate session and area of your preference and offer.
Biotechnology: Demystifying The Concepts
Genetically Modified Crops/Transgenic Crops
Biotechnology Applications In Livestock Development
Challenges In Biotechnology Development
Biotechnology Policy Development
Developing Regional Biosafety Regulatory Frameworks
Status of Biotechnology: Country Profiles
Food And Agriculture Biotechnology Policy: What Are The Linkages?
Linkages Of Biotechnology Policy To Other National And Global Policies
Understanding The Benefits And Potential Risks Of Genetically Modified Agricultural Products
Modern Food Biotechnology, Human Health And Development; An Evidence Based Study/Research
Globalization And International Governance Of Modern Biotechnology
The Role of African Union/NEPAD in Promoting Biotechnology Growth on the Continent
Role Of Regional Biotechnology And Agricultural Networks In Biotechnology Development In Africa
Role Of Non Public Institutions In Biotechnology Development In Africa
Human and Institutional Capacity For Biotechnology Development In Africa
Role Of Research Institutions In Biotechnology Development In Africa - Universities, National Agriculture Research Systems, International Agriculture Research Organizations And Private Institutions.
Impact of Information Technology on Biotechnology Development in Africa
Global Biotechnology Development: Can Africa Adopt Best Practices?
Development Partners and Biotechnology Development in Africa
Genetic Inventions And Intellectual Property Rights
Intellectual Property Rights As Applied In Biotechnology Applications
Intellectual Property Rights On Plant Variety Protect
Ethics In Biotechnology: Social Issues Of GMO Technology
The Interplay Of Culture, Science And Biotechnology
Biosafety Risk Assessment
Biosafety Risk Communication
Environmental Biosafety Risk Assessment
For detailed information on Congress event, please visit:
www.abneta.org/congress and www.absfafrica.org and www.africa-union.org
Citizendium ( www.citizendium.org ) is an academically inclined Wikipedia spin-off that uses real names instead of anonymity, and it will dedicate this week (plus some overlap due to time zones) to editing biology articles. Anybody who is registered can join, and since there will be lots of biomedical scientists participating, this may be your chance to engage in new kinds of online collaboration, to spread your expertise and to learn from others.
Updated information can be found at http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/CZ:Biology_Week and at http://ways.org/en/topics/citizendium .
The African Biotechnology Stakeholders Forum (ABSF) through its sister network, the Agricultural Biotechnology Network in Africa (ABNETA) and the African Union’s (AU) Division of Agriculture and Food Security are pleased to announce the 1st ever All Africa Congress on Biotechnology that will be held in the Kenyan Capital Nairobi, during the third quarter of 2008 i.e. 22nd – 26th September 2008
The theme of the Congress will be ‘Harnessing the Potential of Agricultural Biotechnology for Food Security and Socio-Economic Development in Africa’. In addition to the main theme, congress participants will have an opportunity to listen to experiences of other countries in Europe, Asia, USA and Latin America about modern agricultural biotechnology and its applications in their economic transformation processes.
Offers of papers for presentation to any of the topics covered by the Congress are sought. You may offer your presentation as a verbal platform paper, as a free - standing display poster board, or both. Exhibitions from major biotechnology and agricultural companies and other interested entities will also be displayed at the Congress.
Congress topics
A full list of Congress topics is shown below. Subject to suitable offers, each topic will consist of a platform and a complementary poster session.
The title of each topic below will help you chose the most appropriate session and area of your preference and offer.
Biotechnology: Demystifying The Concepts
Genetically Modified Crops/Transgenic Crops
Biotechnology Applications In Livestock Development
Challenges In Biotechnology Development
Biotechnology Policy Development
Developing Regional Biosafety Regulatory Frameworks
Status of Biotechnology: Country Profiles
Food And Agriculture Biotechnology Policy: What Are The Linkages?
Linkages Of Biotechnology Policy To Other National And Global Policies
Understanding The Benefits And Potential Risks Of Genetically Modified Agricultural Products
Modern Food Biotechnology, Human Health And Development; An Evidence Based Study/Research
Globalization And International Governance Of Modern Biotechnology
The Role of African Union/NEPAD in Promoting Biotechnology Growth on the Continent
Role Of Regional Biotechnology And Agricultural Networks In Biotechnology Development In Africa
Role Of Non Public Institutions In Biotechnology Development In Africa
Human and Institutional Capacity For Biotechnology Development In Africa
Role Of Research Institutions In Biotechnology Development In Africa - Universities, National Agriculture Research Systems, International Agriculture Research Organizations And Private Institutions.
Impact of Information Technology on Biotechnology Development in Africa
Global Biotechnology Development: Can Africa Adopt Best Practices?
Development Partners and Biotechnology Development in Africa
Genetic Inventions And Intellectual Property Rights
Intellectual Property Rights As Applied In Biotechnology Applications
Intellectual Property Rights On Plant Variety Protect
Ethics In Biotechnology: Social Issues Of GMO Technology
The Interplay Of Culture, Science And Biotechnology
Biosafety Risk Assessment
Biosafety Risk Communication
Environmental Biosafety Risk Assessment
For detailed information on Congress event, please visit:
www.abneta.org/congress and www.absfafrica.org and www.africa-union.org
Citizendium ( www.citizendium.org ) is an academically inclined Wikipedia spin-off that uses real names instead of anonymity, and it will dedicate this week (plus some overlap due to time zones) to editing biology articles. Anybody who is registered can join, and since there will be lots of biomedical scientists participating, this may be your chance to engage in new kinds of online collaboration, to spread your expertise and to learn from others.
Updated information can be found at http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/CZ:Biology_Week and at http://ways.org/en/topics/citizendium .
The African Biotechnology Stakeholders Forum (ABSF) through its sister network, the Agricultural Biotechnology Network in Africa (ABNETA) and the African Union’s (AU) Division of Agriculture and Food Security are pleased to announce the 1st ever All Africa Congress on Biotechnology that will be held in the Kenyan Capital Nairobi, during the third quarter of 2008 i.e. 22nd – 26th September 2008
The theme of the Congress will be ‘Harnessing the Potential of Agricultural Biotechnology for Food Security and Socio-Economic Development in Africa’. In addition to the main theme, congress participants will have an opportunity to listen to experiences of other countries in Europe, Asia, USA and Latin America about modern agricultural biotechnology and its applications in their economic transformation processes.
Offers of papers for presentation to any of the topics covered by the Congress are sought. You may offer your presentation as a verbal platform paper, as a free - standing display poster board, or both. Exhibitions from major biotechnology and agricultural companies and other interested entities will also be displayed at the Congress.
Congress topics
A full list of Congress topics is shown below. Subject to suitable offers, each topic will consist of a platform and a complementary poster session.
The title of each topic below will help you chose the most appropriate session and area of your preference and offer.
Biotechnology: Demystifying The Concepts
Genetically Modified Crops/Transgenic Crops
Biotechnology Applications In Livestock Development
Challenges In Biotechnology Development
Biotechnology Policy Development
Developing Regional Biosafety Regulatory Frameworks
Status of Biotechnology: Country Profiles
Food And Agriculture Biotechnology Policy: What Are The Linkages?
Linkages Of Biotechnology Policy To Other National And Global Policies
Understanding The Benefits And Potential Risks Of Genetically Modified Agricultural Products
Modern Food Biotechnology, Human Health And Development; An Evidence Based Study/Research
Globalization And International Governance Of Modern Biotechnology
The Role of African Union/NEPAD in Promoting Biotechnology Growth on the Continent
Role Of Regional Biotechnology And Agricultural Networks In Biotechnology Development In Africa
Role Of Non Public Institutions In Biotechnology Development In Africa
Human and Institutional Capacity For Biotechnology Development In Africa
Role Of Research Institutions In Biotechnology Development In Africa - Universities, National Agriculture Research Systems, International Agriculture Research Organizations And Private Institutions.
Impact of Information Technology on Biotechnology Development in Africa
Global Biotechnology Development: Can Africa Adopt Best Practices?
Development Partners and Biotechnology Development in Africa
Genetic Inventions And Intellectual Property Rights
Intellectual Property Rights As Applied In Biotechnology Applications
Intellectual Property Rights On Plant Variety Protect
Ethics In Biotechnology: Social Issues Of GMO Technology
The Interplay Of Culture, Science And Biotechnology
Biosafety Risk Assessment
Biosafety Risk Communication
Environmental Biosafety Risk Assessment
For detailed information on Congress event, please visit:
www.abneta.org/congress and www.absfafrica.org and www.africa-union.org
Citizendium ( www.citizendium.org ) is an academically inclined Wikipedia spin-off that uses real names instead of anonymity, and it will dedicate this week (plus some overlap due to time zones) to editing biology articles. Anybody who is registered can join, and since there will be lots of biomedical scientists participating, this may be your chance to engage in new kinds of online collaboration, to spread your expertise and to learn from others.
Updated information can be found at http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/CZ:Biology_Week and at http://ways.org/en/topics/citizendium .
Citizendium ( www.citizendium.org ) is an academically inclined Wikipedia spin-off that uses real names instead of anonymity, and it will dedicate this week (plus some overlap due to time zones) to editing biology articles. Anybody who is registered can join, and since there will be lots of biomedical scientists participating, this may be your chance to engage in new kinds of online collaboration, to spread your expertise and to learn from others.
Updated information can be found at http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/CZ:Biology_Week and at http://ways.org/en/topics/citizendium .
for details, see previous announcement in blog:
http://www.ways.org/en/2008/jan/29/1851/daniel/call_papers_scien... .
Scientific Information for Society -from Today to the Future
http://www.codata.org/08conf/index.html
WELCOME
The information society in the world is at a nascent stage. It creates new conditions for youth in the present Digital Age and promotes the Elite Education for the next generation of young scientists and businessmen resulting in further economic growth by industrial competitiveness through research and technological innovation (RTD), in improving people health care and living standards.
How can the present wise and business experienced generation of scientists help their young successors? How are data transferred to knowledge? What are the most effective technologies for the huge number of data treatments and for the huge number of calculations? What are the best ways of transferring knowledge from one generation to the other? What are the most critical problems in human life to be solved by joint efforts of present and future generations of scientists? How do we establish the World Research Area for scientists’ co-operation?
The answers to these and other questions will be explored at the 21st International CODATA Conference "Scientific Information for Society - from Today to the Future" to be held 5-8 October 2008 in Kyiv, Ukraine.
http://iaga.cu.edu.eg
International Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy (IAGA) Symposium, Cairo University, Egypt
for details, see previous announcement in blog:
http://www.ways.org/en/2008/jan/29/1851/daniel/call_papers_scien... .
Scientific Information for Society -from Today to the Future
http://www.codata.org/08conf/index.html
WELCOME
The information society in the world is at a nascent stage. It creates new conditions for youth in the present Digital Age and promotes the Elite Education for the next generation of young scientists and businessmen resulting in further economic growth by industrial competitiveness through research and technological innovation (RTD), in improving people health care and living standards.
How can the present wise and business experienced generation of scientists help their young successors? How are data transferred to knowledge? What are the most effective technologies for the huge number of data treatments and for the huge number of calculations? What are the best ways of transferring knowledge from one generation to the other? What are the most critical problems in human life to be solved by joint efforts of present and future generations of scientists? How do we establish the World Research Area for scientists’ co-operation?
The answers to these and other questions will be explored at the 21st International CODATA Conference "Scientific Information for Society - from Today to the Future" to be held 5-8 October 2008 in Kyiv, Ukraine.
http://iaga.cu.edu.eg
International Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy (IAGA) Symposium, Cairo University, Egypt
for details, see previous announcement in blog:
http://www.ways.org/en/2008/jan/29/1851/daniel/call_papers_scien... .
Scientific Information for Society -from Today to the Future
http://www.codata.org/08conf/index.html
WELCOME
The information society in the world is at a nascent stage. It creates new conditions for youth in the present Digital Age and promotes the Elite Education for the next generation of young scientists and businessmen resulting in further economic growth by industrial competitiveness through research and technological innovation (RTD), in improving people health care and living standards.
How can the present wise and business experienced generation of scientists help their young successors? How are data transferred to knowledge? What are the most effective technologies for the huge number of data treatments and for the huge number of calculations? What are the best ways of transferring knowledge from one generation to the other? What are the most critical problems in human life to be solved by joint efforts of present and future generations of scientists? How do we establish the World Research Area for scientists’ co-operation?
The answers to these and other questions will be explored at the 21st International CODATA Conference "Scientific Information for Society - from Today to the Future" to be held 5-8 October 2008 in Kyiv, Ukraine.
http://iaga.cu.edu.eg
International Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy (IAGA) Symposium, Cairo University, Egypt
EuroBiO is pleased to announce this unique initiative to capture value from
world class biotechnology research. The European Federation of
Biotechnology, as the voice of science for Europe’s biotechnology community,
supports not only research, but innovation. When so much of the value of worldclass
science is often not captured, not commercialized or brought to society, it is
crucial to actively support not just research, but its application.
for details, see previous announcement in blog:
http://www.ways.org/en/2008/jan/29/1851/daniel/call_papers_scien... .
Scientific Information for Society -from Today to the Future
http://www.codata.org/08conf/index.html
WELCOME
The information society in the world is at a nascent stage. It creates new conditions for youth in the present Digital Age and promotes the Elite Education for the next generation of young scientists and businessmen resulting in further economic growth by industrial competitiveness through research and technological innovation (RTD), in improving people health care and living standards.
How can the present wise and business experienced generation of scientists help their young successors? How are data transferred to knowledge? What are the most effective technologies for the huge number of data treatments and for the huge number of calculations? What are the best ways of transferring knowledge from one generation to the other? What are the most critical problems in human life to be solved by joint efforts of present and future generations of scientists? How do we establish the World Research Area for scientists’ co-operation?
The answers to these and other questions will be explored at the 21st International CODATA Conference "Scientific Information for Society - from Today to the Future" to be held 5-8 October 2008 in Kyiv, Ukraine.
http://iaga.cu.edu.eg
International Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy (IAGA) Symposium, Cairo University, Egypt
EuroBiO is pleased to announce this unique initiative to capture value from
world class biotechnology research. The European Federation of
Biotechnology, as the voice of science for Europe’s biotechnology community,
supports not only research, but innovation. When so much of the value of worldclass
science is often not captured, not commercialized or brought to society, it is
crucial to actively support not just research, but its application.
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- Hugues Lantuit is back from Russia, hanging out in Germany for a week before flying to Canada, the US and France 1 week ago
- David Weinreich is part of the AAAS Science Dance Contest http://budurl.com/mzzq 2 weeks ago
- philacour is working on the Giraf-iffd website 3 weeks ago
- stevenmansour needs a thesaurus... 3 weeks ago
- MCrosby is awaiting copyediting proofs. 3 weeks ago
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