Services aux conférences Mandl

Résumé: We are very pleased to invite you to attend the 5th ISMOM and 2nd Interconference Commission 2.5 IUSS - 2008 organized by the Working Group MO “Interactions of Soil Minerals with Organic Components and Microorganisms” of the International Union of Soil Sciences, now Commission 2.5:Soil Physical/Chemical/Biological Interfacial Interactions. The meeting is to be held in Pucón, Southern Chile , on November 24-29, 2008, in spring time.

Résumé: Diese Veranstaltung ist als Serviceleistung für die betroffenen Laboratorien und Auditoren gedacht, die wirklich wichtigen Aspekte der verbindlichen Regelungen in der Umweltanalytik im Zusammenhang mit der Akkreditierung und Notifizíerung herauszufinden. Die Veranstaltung bietet aber auch die Gelegenheit, Wert und Inhalt dieser Regelungen zu diskutieren. Wichtiges Ziel der Veranstaltung ist die Verbesserung der Zusammenarbeit zwischen dem Labor, dem Kunden und dem Akkreditierer/Notifizierer. Schwerpunkte sind: - Anforderungen von Normen, Richtlinien und Merkblätter und deren praktikable Umsetzung in Kompetenzfeststellungsverfahren - Vorgaben durch gesetzliche Vorschriften (z.B. AbwV, EKVO) - Vorgaben durch die Fachmodule (FMW, FMW, FMB) - Praktikable Umsetzung der Vorgaben - Praxis der Qualitätssicherung (z.B. Messunsicherheit, Verfahrensvalidierung) - Länderübergreifende Ringversuche - Podiumsdiskussion 'Akkreditierung und Notifizierung sowie Arbeitsweise von Laboratorien im Hinblick

Résumé: The Partners in Environmental Technology event promotes the many different partnerships that play a key role in the success of federal technology development: the partnership between DoD, the Department of Energy (DOE), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and other federal agencies; the partnership between federal agencies, private industry, and academia; and most importantly, the partnership between technology developers, end users of technology, and environmental regulators/policy developers.

Résumé: Die 23. Internationale Messe zu Umwelttechnologie, ~service und Anlagen.

Résumé: EMEC9 will provide a forum for exchange of ideas on recent advances in research and development in environmental chemistry and technology. Official language: English. Presentations format: plenary lectures, oral communications and poster session.

Résumé: Atmospheric Science including: Climate, Composition/Chemistry, Weather, Modeling, Measurements & Technologies. Scientific programme committee: John Pyle (Cambridge; Chair), Alan Blyth (Leeds), Alastair Lewis (York), Stephen Mobbs (Leeds), Julia Slingo (Reading), Geraint Vaughan (Manchester)

Résumé: Combustion and incineration technologies are an efficient alternative to cope with environmental concerns. On the other hand, these technologies are becoming a source of other environmental issues. The stringent requirements of mandatory emission controls and deep concerns from civil sectors have necessitated the development of advanced technologies and facility modifications.

Previous conferences of this kind were successfully held in Seoul, Korea in 2000 (1st I-CIPEC), in Jeju, Korea in 2002 (2nd I-CIPEC), in Hangzhou, China in 2004 (3rd I-CIPEC) and in Kyoto, Japan in 2006 (4th I-CIPEC) .

Résumé: The conference will focus primarily on the structure and biogeochemical cycling of Arctic marine ecosystems in a period of rapid climate changes. The conference will also focus upon sustainable management of Arctic regions.

Résumé: The main themes of FESP-II are fire effects on soil properties, different aspects of soil-fire relationships, and fire effects on organisms related to soil.

The meeting will be beneficial for researchers who study on different aspects of soil-fire relationships.

Résumé: TICC-2009 will provide opportunities for academics, researchers and industrialists to interact, exchange ideas, discuss the contemporary research topics. Special sessions will focus on the recent advances in the fields of nanotechnology and new functional materials design and synthesis.

The conference will provide the members of the Chemistry Department of Taibah University the opportunity to chart possible scientific collaborations with their visiting peers. Participants from the Saudi Arabia chemical manufacturers will present the industry progress and future developments.

Résumé: The conference focus is on decreasing arsenic exposure in groundwater across southern Asia.

Résumé: This conference seeks to encourage wider international dialogue and exchange of ideas on air quality science and its application.

Résumé: Every scientist has a different view about the meaning of "Geofluids". But all agree that today Geofluids are an essential aspect of our view of Geophysical, Geochemical and Geological processes and not only on this planet. Our present understanding of the dynamic concepts of Earth's processes from the surface to the core is based on the recognition of the importance of fluid phases in these processes.

At GEOFLUIDS VI in Adelaide we will bring together the representatives of Geofluid research and we hope that we can continue the unique strength of the GEOFLUIDS venue: to unite the theory and application of fluids in geosciences.

Adelaide is the capital of the driest state on the driest inhabited continent. We are looking forward to welcoming the world's leading experts on GEOFLUIDS in 2009!

Résumé: WasteTech - the leading biennial waste management, recycling and environmental technologies show in Russia/CIS established since 1999.

Résumé: The programme for the conference is aimed to give broad coverage of science related to chemicals and the environment. The topics will be addressed in a set of separate sessions covering specific chemical issues with an interdisciplinary approach.

Résumé: The chemistry of the Earth records detailed information about the way in which the Earth formed, reacted and changed to form the planet that we live on today. The secrets of planetary formation and clues about the evolution of life have always held a basic societal fascination. Topically, understanding the Earth's chemistry is essential in uncovering how the mineral and biological world interact, discovering new mineral and energy resources, finding safe drinking water supplies, understanding how and why climate is changing, and developing technologies to mitigate some of the damage that man has done to the planet.

'Our Volatile Planet' represents a topic central to all of these themes. Volatile elements and compounds, such as water, are those which have a tendency to exist in a vapour or gas phase, to boil or dissipate. Water is essential for life, controls planetary scale processes of subduction, earthquakes and even volcanic outpourings. Water forms beautiful mineral formations, transports the suns energy from the equator to the Polar Regions and, when polluted, kills. Our society is also volatile. Wars are fought over mineral resources, cities devastated by Earthquakes, and drought caused by changes in climate. Providing knowledge of Earths complex systems is essential if we are to balance society's needs with the available resources, changing climate and many and diverse, but fragile, ecosystems.

Goldschmidt 2009 brings together over 2000 of the worlds international experts in the chemistry of the Earth to present and debate breaking new work across these topics. It will be held in the Congress Center in Davos. This was the venue for the very successful 2002 meeting, and the Congress Center has now been enlarged in part to be able to accommodate conferences as large as ours.

Résumé: The conference will cover the full range of geochemistry, from the accretion of the planets to the origins of life via mantle geochemistry, climate change, mineralogy and aqueous and economic geochemistry.

Résumé: This three-day symposium will celebrate the science legacy of the Marcell Experimental Forest (MEF). This symposium will synthesize past research, current research efforts, and prospects for future research in peatland/upland systems.

Résumé: Informative three day Conference on Radionuclides in Drinking Water. This Conference is a unique world class training for learning the fundamentals of measuring radionuclides in drinking water. The Radiochemistry Society provides this exclusive and highly limited training only once per year. Space is limited.

Résumé: The Goldschmidt2010 conference will be held in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA from 13th-18th June and promises once again to be an outstanding meeting with fantastic science and great facilities.