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Europ.J.Protistol. 28,124-125 (1992)February 21, 1992
May 26th - 31st, 1992:Fifth International Conference on the Celland Molecular Biology of Chlamydomonas
The conference takes place in the Asilomar ConferenceCenter, PacificGrove, California, USA. Contact address is:Anne Marie Langevin, Meetings Manager, Genetics Society of America, 9650 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, MD 208143998, USA.
August 1992 (exact date to be announced):11th International Soil Zoology Colloquium
The colloquium will take place in ]yvaskyla, Finland.For the exact date and further information contact:Dr. K. Lee, CSIRO Division of Soils, P.O. Box 2, PO GlenOsmond, S.A. 5064, Australia.
August 30th - September 9th, 1992:12th International Diatom Symposium
The symposium will be held in Renesse, The Netherlands. For further information contact: AquaSense, PB31125, NL-1009 EC Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Tel.:31-20-5922244; FAX: 31-20-5922249.
September 7th - 11th, 1992:6th European Multi-Colloquium of Parasitology
The congress will be held in The Hague, The Netherlands. For information contact: Dr. F. van Knapen,Secretary General, World Federation of Parasitologists,Institute for Health Research and Environmental Hygiene,P.O. Box 1, Bilthoven, NL-3720 BA, The Netherlands.
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Announcements
July 25th - August 1st, 1993:IX International Congress of Protozoology
This congress - to be held in Berlin, Germany - will beorganized by the German Society of Protozoology. Thescientific program includes Plenary Lectures, Symposia,Contributed Paper Sessions and Poster Sessions. Thefollowing topics will be included dealing with free livingand parasitic protists:
Action of external agents and drugs; Advances in microscopy; Chemotherapy and chemoprevention; Control ofcell cycle; Cultivation; Cytoskeleton and patterning; Ecology of free living protozoa; Evolution and systematics;Genetics and genome organization; Immune evasion ofprotozoan parasites; Intracellular traffic; Metabolism ofparasitic protozoa; Molecular biology; Morphogenesisand life cycles; Motility, orientation and behaviour;Opportunistic protozoa and AIDS; Paleo-protozoologYiPhysiology of flagella and cilia; Protozoa and pollution;Protozoa in anaerobic environments; Recognition and cellinteraction; Sexuality; Signal transmission; Species concepts; Symbiosis; Taxonomy and nomenclature; Techniques in diagnosis; Toxic blooms; Ultrastructure andfunction of organelles; Vaccination.
Further topics may become included on your suggestion!
For information and the second circular contact: Dr. K.Hausmann, Secretary General, Institute of Zoology, FreeUniversity of Berlin, Konigin-Luise-Str. 1-3, D-1000 Berlin 33, Germany. Telephone (49) 30838-6475; Fax (49)30838-6477 and -3916.
September 6th - 11th, 1993:6th International Conference of Applied AlgologyProgress in Biotechnology of PhotoautotrophicMicroorganisms
The conference will held in Trebon, Czechoslovakia.The contact address is: SPA Trebon, CS-37913 Trebon,CSFR. FAX: 42-333-2381.
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August 20th - 26th, 1994:VI InternationalCongress of Ecology
General Information:The congress will be held at the University of Manchesterfrom Sunday 21st to Friday 26th August, 1994. It isexpected that most participants will arrive on Saturday20th August.
The Congress will include:- Plenary Sessions- Symposia- Poster Sessions- Field Excursions
It is expected that a number of post congress excursionslasting several days will be made to sites of ecologicalinterest in the British Isles.
Scientific ProgrammeThe theme of the Congress will be 'Ecological Progress tomeet the Challenge ofEnvironmental Change'. There willbe a full range of plenary lectures and symposia to illustrate
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this theme, together with symposia on other ecologicaltopics. Suggestions for symposium titles are requested. Inaddition, prominence will be given to poster sessionsassociated with symposia.
During the Congress, excursions will be made to sites ofecological interest within approximately two hours driveof Manchester. These will include the following NationalParks: The Peak District, The Lake District and Snowdonia. It is hoped that during these excursions, ecological workbeing undertaken by Universities, Polytechnics, Industry,the Institute of Freshwater Ecology, the Institute ofTerrestrial Ecology, English Nature, the CountrysideCouncil for Wales, and the Royal Societyfor the Protectionof Birds will be demonstrated.
AccomodationThe University halls of residence will be available, and it isenvisaged that many participants will want to use this formof accomodation. The more expansive option of hotelaccomodation will be available also.
For information contact:The Secretary, VI International Congress of Ecology,Department of Environmental Biology, The University,Manchester M13 9PL, United Kingdom.
