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PROF M RAMACHANDRA MOHAN
National
DEPT OF ZOOLOGY
Bangalore University
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It is great distinguish for me to sharing dais with 9 Nobel Laureate, for honour of P M of India, During 104 Indian Science Congress Prof. Kobilka, Brian Kent Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry(2012), Prof. Moerner, Wliamil Esco Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry(2014), Prof. Steven Chu Nobel Prize winner in Physics (1997), Prof. David Jonathan, Gross Nobel Prize winner in Physics(2004), Prof. Takaaki Kajita Nobel Prize winner in Physics (2015), Prof. Serge Haroche Nobel Prize winner in Physics (2012) PROF. Jean Triole Nobel Prize winner in Economics (2014) Prof. Ada E Yonath Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry (2009) Prof. Muhammad Yunus Nobel Prize winner in Peace (2006)
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As a member Attending 66th meeting of CPCSEA held on
17th July, 2018 (Tuesday) under the Chairmanship of Shri
A.K Jain, Add. Secy., & Chairman, CPCSEA.Govt of India
New Delhi
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THIS IS THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF THE INDIAN SCIENCE CONGRESS ASSOCIATION, KOLKATA, INDIA.
VISIT : 104TH INDIAN SCIENCE CONGRESS, TIRUPATI
ISCA AWARDEES ISCA Awardees for the Year 2016 - 2017
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Name of Award Name of Awardees
Asutosh Mookerjee Memorial Award Dr. Ashok Kumar Saxena, Kanpur, U.P.
C. V. Raman Birth Centenary Award Professor K. Byrappa, Mangalagangotri
S. K. Mitra Birth Centenary Award Dr. N. R. Jagannathan, New Delhi
Birbal Sahani Birth Centenary Award Prof. Arun Kumar, Imphal
D.S. Kothari Memorial Award Dr. I Sathyamurthy, Chennai
Prof. R. C. Mehrotra Memorial Life Time Achievement Award
Prof. B. P. Chatterjee, Kolkata
Jawaharlal Nehru Birth Centenary Awards Dr. Baldev Raj, Bangalore
Prof. Om Prakash, Kurushetra
Millennium Plaques of Honour Prof. Appa Rao Podile, Hyderabad
C.V. Raman Birth Centenary Award Prof. K Byrappa, Mangalore
S. K. Mitra Birth Centenary Award Prof. N.R Jagannathan, New Delhi
Birbal Sahani Birth Centenary Award Prof. Arun Kumar, Imphal
S.S Bhatnagar Memorial Award No Award
Vikram Sarabhai Memorial Award No Award
M. K. Singal Memorial Award No Award
Prof. R.C. Mehrotra Memorial Life Time Achievement Award
Prof. B.P Chatterjee, Kolkata
G. P. Chatterjee Memorial Award Dr. M Ramchandra Mohan, Bangalore
B.C Guha Memorial Lecture Prof. B.B Kaliwal, Davangere
Excellence in Science and Technology Award No Award
Prof. G.K. Manna Memorial Award Prof. Mohammed Hafeez, Tirupati
Prof. Archana Sharma Memorial Award Dr. Jitendra Kumar Thakur, New Delhi
Dr. V. Puri Memorial Award Prof. K.R. Shivanna, Bangalore
Professor Hira Lal Chakravarti Memorial Award Dr. Supriya Tiwari, Varanasi
Dr. B.C. Deb Memorial Award for Soil / Physical Chemistry
Dr. Biswajit Pal, Kolkata
Professor Umakant Sinha Memorial Award Dr. Sanjeev Das, New Delhi
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Prof. R. C. Shah Memorial Lecture Dr. Vinod Kumar, Haryana
Prof. (Mrs.) Anima Sen Memorial Lecture Prof. Sibnath Deb, Puducherry
Prof. William Dixon West Memorial Award Prof. J.P. Shrivastava, Delhi
Srinivasa Ramanujan Birth Centenary Award No Award
S. N. Bose Birth Centenary Award No Award
D. S. Kothari Memorial Award Dr. I Sathyamurthy, Chennai
Pran Vohra Award No Award
Dr. B. C. Deb Memorial Award for Popularisation of Science
No Award
Prof. R.C. Mehrotra Commemoration Lecture No Award
Dr. (Mrs.) Gouri Ganguly Memorial Award for young Scientist
No Award
Prof. Sushil Kr. Mukherjee Commemoration Lecture
No Award
Prof. S. S. Katiyar Endowment Lecture Dr. P Venkatesu, New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru Prize No Award
Friday, January 9, 2009 IN BREIF New course
Bangalore, dhns: Karnataka State Electronics Development
Corporation Ltd has started a new course in
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Hardwa-re and Networking.
The new batch will commence from January 12. Interested can contact Laxmi S Shettar, Assistant Manager, No 29/1 R C
Road, Bangalore or call 2220 6649. Award
Dr Ramachandra Mohan, Professor of Zoology at Bangalore University has been bestowed with the Distinguished Scientist
Aw-ard 2008 by Internatio-nal Board of Awards of National
Environmental Science Academy, India for his contributions in the field of Water Qua-lity Management. comment on this article
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Two-Days Training Programme for Nominees of CPCSEA Concludes Published on December 7, 2017 by INVC NEWS · http://www.internationalnewsandviews.com/two-days-training-programme-for-nominees-of-cpcsea-concludes/ 08/12/17, 7@59 AM Page 2 of 4
INVC NEWS New Delhi, A two-days training programme conducted by the Committee for the Purpose of Control and Supervision of Experiments on Animals (CPCSEA) to ensure that animals are not subjected to unnecessary pains or suffering before, during, or after experiments are performed on them, concluded here today. CPCSEA is a statutory Committee of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and has been constituted under Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960. There are 1675 establishments/research institutions registered with the CPCSEA, which conduct experiments and research on various small and large animals. CPCSEA nominates its nominees in Institutional Animal Experimentation Committee (IAEC) of each establishment and this programme was conducted to train these nominees.The training programme was attended by 170 nominees of CPCSEA from 25 states all over the country, including from North-eastern States such as Assam, Sikkim and Tripura which had not been represented earlier. Among those who disseminated information during the training programme included – Director, Professor & Head, Department of Pharmacology, Lady Hardinge Medical College, Dr. Harmeet Singh Rehan and Member, CPCSEA & Director, National Animal Resource Facility for Biomedical Research Hyderabad, Dr. Suresh Pothani. Vice-Chairperson, CPCSEA, & Joint Secretary (AW) Smt. Manju Pandey appreciated the efforts made by the participants for their efforts for the welfare of laboratory animals. Member Secretary (CPCSEA) and Deputy Secretary (AW) Shri S. Gowri Shankar suggested that all Nominees of CPCSEA are expected to be more effective, productive, rational and well informed about the all guidelines on “experimentation on animals”. Additional Secretary, MoEF&CC and Chairman, CPCSEA, Shri Anil Kumar Jain had inaugurated the event yesterday.
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KAAS Activities Report on Nobel Lecture in Medicine held on 24th November 2014
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M. Ramachandra Mohan
Dr. Sachin Deshmukh of the Center for Neuroscience, Indian Institute of Science,
Bangalore,
delivered a lecture in the Department of Zoology, Bangalore University, Jnana
Bharathi
Campus, Bangalore, on the topic
"2014 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine : Mapping the Map Makers in the
Brain"
Dr. Sachin Deshmukh M.Sc. in Biotechnology from MS University, Baroda. Ph.D.
in Neuroscience from National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS), Bangalore.
Post-doctoral work at University of California, Berkeley, University of Texas
Health Sciences Centre at Houston, and Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
Joined the Centre for Neuroscience, Indian Institute of Science in 2014. His
Postdoctoral work involved characterizing entorhinal cortex inputs to the
hippocampus by recording single neuron activity in awake, behaving rats. His
research interests are in understanding spatial information processing and memory
in hippocampal formation.
Summary of his talk :
“ O'Keefe and Drostrovsky's (1971) landmark discovery that individual neurons in
rat hippocampus create a map of space spurred an intense study of representation
of space in the rat brain. In humans, hippocampal damage leads to a profound loss
of memory. O'Keefe, together with Nadel (1976) proposed a theory to reconcile
this seemingly disparate processing in the hippocampus of rats and humans. They
adopted Tolman's cognitive map hypothesis to propose that the autobiographical
memories of items and events in an individual's life are stored in the
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context of a spatial framework in the hippocampus, creating a "map of memories".
During the course of research to understand how the hippocampal spatial map is
assembled, a number of other related cellular correlates were discovered, like the
head direction cells which encode the direction a rat faces in. The most striking of
these cellular correlates was the discovery of the "graph paper" in the brain: the
grid cells discovered by the Moser lab. We will map the course of mapping the
regions of the brain involved in making, maintaining, and using these maps.”
The lecture was well attended by four post-graduate departments with about 250
students, research fellows and professors from 4 life sciences departments, viz.,
Zoology, Biotechnology and Microbiology, Biochemistry, and Biological
Sciences. The lecture was stimulating, very interactive and lasted for 3 hours. Prof.
N, Ramachandra Swamy, Dean, Faculty Science & Dept. of Biochemistry,
presided over the function. The Vice- Chancellor (who could not attend the lecture
due to preoccupation) hosted a lunch for all the dignitaries who attended the
lecture.
Lecture Competition for Students
A special feature of the programme was that a lecture competition was held among
the students in their respective departments so that they get more familiar with the
Nobel lecture to follow. 23 students participated and received certificates signed by
Prof. B. Thimme Gowda, Vice-Chancellor (VC) of Bangalore University. The
prize winners received “The Professor B.A. Razi Memorial Prize” awarded by the
Karnataka Association.
Prize winners
Department of Zoology First prize : Srinidhi Chaitanya (3rd Sem) - Second prize :
Geetha M (3rd Sem)
Department of Biotechnology and Microbiology Biotechnology – First Prize :
Suraksha (1st Sem) - Second Prize : Harshini Nadig (2nd Sem)
Microbiology – First Prize : Puneeth Kumar(2nd Sem) - Second Prize : Varsha P
Koushik (1st Sem)
Department of Biochemistry First Prize : Varasha N (3rd Sem) - Second Prize :
Akshya S
Department of Biological sciences (UG)
First Prize : Bhanusuri (1st Sem) - Second Prize : Chaitra (7th Sem). _______________________________ ___________________________
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Group photo taken on the occasion of the Nobel Lecture held on 24th November
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Friday, January 9, 2009 IN BREIF New course
Bangalore, dhns: Karnataka State Electronics Development
Corporation Ltd has started a new course in Hardwa-re and Networking.
The new batch will commence from January 12. Interested
can contact Laxmi S Shettar, Assistant Manager, No 29/1 R C
Road, Bangalore or call 2220 6649. Award
Dr Ramachandra Mohan, Professor of Zoology at Bangalore
University has been bestowed with the Distinguished Scientist Aw-ard 2008 by Internatio-nal Board of Awards of National
Environmental Science Academy, India for his contributions in
the field of Water Qua-lity Management. comment on this article
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Members' Assembly outcomes About the Members' Assembly The Members’ Assembly, the highest decision-making body of IUCN, brings together IUCN Members to debate and establish environmental policy, to approve the IUCN Programme and to elect the IUCN Council. Resolutions and Recommendations on important conservation issues are adopted every four years by this unique global environmental parliament of governments and NGOs, guiding IUCN’s policy and programme of work as well as influencing many other organizations around the world. All Members in good standing can propose motions (draft decisions) to the IUCN World Conservation Congress. At the Members’ Assembly, Members vote on IUCN’s programme of work for the following four years and also elect the IUCN President and Council, and manage the business affairs of the Union. The 2012 Members' Assembly was held during the IUCN World Conservation Congess in Jeju, Republic of Korea. For the first time, morning sessions were held during each day of the Forum starting from 8 September. This allowed to connect the Congress themes and main messages of the Forum to the IUCN Programmes for 2013-2016 and results from 2009-2012. The last three days of the Assembly were dedicated to: the reports from the different IUCN constituents the elections of the IUCN Council, President, and Treasurer, and the adoption of additional motions. Page 1 of 1
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Two-Days Training Programme for Nominees of CPCSEA Concludes Published on December 7, 2017 by INVC NEWS · http://www.internationalnewsandviews.com/two-days-training-programme-for-nominees-of-cpcsea-concludes/ 08/12/17, 7@59 AM Page 2 of 4
INVC NEWS New Delhi, A two-days training programme conducted by the Committee for the Purpose of Control and Supervision of Experiments on Animals (CPCSEA) to ensure that animals are not subjected to unnecessary pains or suffering before, during, or after experiments are performed on them, concluded here today. CPCSEA is a statutory Committee of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and has been constituted under Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960. There are 1675 establishments/research institutions registered with the CPCSEA, which conduct experiments and research on various small and large animals. CPCSEA nominates its nominees in Institutional Animal Experimentation Committee (IAEC) of each establishment and this programme was conducted to train these nominees.The training programme was attended by 170 nominees of CPCSEA from 25 states all over the country, including from North-eastern States such as Assam, Sikkim and Tripura which had not been represented earlier. Among those who disseminated information during the training programme included – Director, Professor & Head, Department of Pharmacology, Lady Hardinge Medical College, Dr. Harmeet Singh Rehan and Member, CPCSEA & Director, National Animal Resource Facility for Biomedical Research Hyderabad, Dr. Suresh Pothani. Vice-Chairperson, CPCSEA, & Joint Secretary (AW) Smt. Manju Pandey appreciated the efforts made by the participants for their efforts for the welfare of laboratory animals. Member Secretary (CPCSEA) and Deputy Secretary (AW) Shri S. Gowri Shankar suggested that all Nominees of CPCSEA are expected to be more effective, productive, rational and well informed about the all guidelines on “experimentation on animals”. Additional Secretary, MoEF&CC and Chairman, CPCSEA, Shri Anil Kumar Jain had inaugurated the event yesterday.
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KAAS Activities Report on Nobel Lecture in Medicine held on 24th November 2014 M. Ramachandra Mohan
Dr. Sachin Deshmukh of the Center for Neuroscience, Indian Institute of Science,
Bangalore,
delivered a lecture in the Department of Zoology, Bangalore University, Jnana
Bharathi
Campus, Bangalore, on the topic
"2014 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine : Mapping the Map Makers in the
Brain"
Dr. Sachin Deshmukh M.Sc. in Biotechnology from MS University, Baroda. Ph.D.
in Neuroscience from National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS), Bangalore.
Post-doctoral work at University of California, Berkeley, University of Texas
Health Sciences Centre at Houston, and Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
Joined the Centre for Neuroscience, Indian Institute of Science in 2014. His
Postdoctoral work involved characterizing entorhinal cortex inputs to the
hippocampus by recording single neuron activity in awake, behaving rats. His
research interests are in understanding spatial information processing and memory
in hippocampal formation.
Summary of his talk :
“ O'Keefe and Drostrovsky's (1971) landmark discovery that individual neurons in
rat hippocampus create a map of space spurred an intense study of representation
of space in the rat brain. In humans, hippocampal damage leads to a profound loss
of memory. O'Keefe, together with Nadel (1976) proposed a theory to reconcile
this seemingly disparate processing in the hippocampus of rats and humans. They
adopted Tolman's cognitive map hypothesis to propose that the autobiographical
memories of items and events in an individual's life are stored in the
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context of a spatial framework in the hippocampus, creating a "map of memories".
During the course of research to understand how the hippocampal spatial map is
assembled, a number of other related cellular correlates were discovered, like the
head direction cells which encode the direction a rat faces in. The most striking of
these cellular correlates was the discovery of the "graph paper" in the brain: the
grid cells discovered by the Moser lab. We will map the course of mapping the
regions of the brain involved in making, maintaining, and using these maps.”
The lecture was well attended by four post-graduate departments with about 250
students, research fellows and professors from 4 life sciences departments, viz.,
Zoology, Biotechnology and Microbiology, Biochemistry, and Biological
Sciences. The lecture was stimulating, very interactive and lasted for 3 hours. Prof.
N, Ramachandra Swamy, Dean, Faculty Science & Dept. of Biochemistry,
presided over the function. The Vice- Chancellor (who could not attend the lecture
due to preoccupation) hosted a lunch for all the dignitaries who attended the
lecture.
Lecture Competition for Students
A special feature of the programme was that a lecture competition was held among
the students in their respective departments so that they get more familiar with the
Nobel lecture to follow. 23 students participated and received certificates signed by
Prof. B. Thimme Gowda, Vice-Chancellor (VC) of Bangalore University. The
prize winners received “The Professor B.A. Razi Memorial Prize” awarded by the
Karnataka Association.
Prize winners
Department of Zoology First prize : Srinidhi Chaitanya (3rd Sem) - Second prize :
Geetha M (3rd Sem)
Department of Biotechnology and Microbiology Biotechnology – First Prize :
Suraksha (1st Sem) - Second Prize : Harshini Nadig (2nd Sem)
Microbiology – First Prize : Puneeth Kumar(2nd Sem) - Second Prize : Varsha P
Koushik (1st Sem)
Department of Biochemistry First Prize : Varasha N (3rd Sem) - Second Prize :
Akshya S
Department of Biological sciences (UG)
First Prize : Bhanusuri (1st Sem) - Second Prize : Chaitra (7th Sem). _______________________________ ___________________________
32 January 2015 KAAS-News
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Group photo taken on the occasion of the Nobel Lecture held on 24th November
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Mamatha P and Ramachandra Mohan M* 2014 Behavioral and Climate Change on Fish Nematology. J Fisheries Livest Prod 2014, 2:2
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Parashivamurthy Mamatha1 Muniyellappa Ramachandra Mohan 2014 Detection of biopesticide Azadirachtin and analysis of gill tissues of the fish Glossogobius giuri using HPCL. Adv. For. Sci., Cuiabá, v.1, n.3, p.83-88, 2014
2014 Glossogobius giuris
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*S.Y. Narayanaswamy, M. Ramachandra Mohan 2014 HISTOPATHOLOGICAL STUDIES ON HYPOPHYSIS AND OVARY OF FRESH WATER FISH GLOSSOGOBIUS GIURIS (HAMILTON). WORLD JOURNAL OF PHARMACY AND PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
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N. Latha*, M. Ramachandra Mohan 2013 The Bacterial Microflora in the Fish Organs-APublic Health Aspect. Indian Journal of Advances in Chemical Science 1 (3) (2013)139-143
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*S.Y. Narayanaswamy, M. Ramachandra Mohan 2013 Histopathological Changes in The Hypophysis ( Rostral Pars Distalis) of Fresh Water Fish Glossogobius Giuris. ASIAN J. EXP. BIOL. SCI. VOL 4 (1) 2013
2013 Glossogobius giuris
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*S.Y. Narayanaswamy, M. Ramachandra Mohan 2012 Toxicity of neem oil to proximal pars distalis of fresh water fish glossogobius giuris. Int J Cur Sci Res. 2012; 2(2): 325-327
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*S.Y. Narayanaswamy, M. Ramachandra Mohan 2010 Impact of Neem Oil on Ovarian Changes in the Fresh Water Fish Glossogobius Giuris. ASIAN J. EXP. BIOL. SCI. VOl 1 (3) 2010 :677-680
2010 Glossogobius giuris
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Ramachandra Mohan M 2014 Studies on Population Dynamics and Seasonal Abundance of Zooplankton Community in Doddavoderahallilake, Bangalore. International Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering and Developmen
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*S.Y. Narayanaswamy, M. Ramachandra Mohan 2013 Histopathological Changes in The Hypophysis ( Rostral Pars Distalis) of Fresh Water Fish Glossogobius Giuris. ASIAN J. EXP. BIOL. SCI. VOL 4 (1) 2013: 145-148
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Ramachandra Mohan M 2010 Heterotrophic Bacterial Population in Two Fresh Water Fishes, Glossogobius giuris (Ham) and Labeo Rohita (Hamilton). nternational Journal of Fisheries and Aquaculture. 01/2012; 2(2):101-1
2010 Glossogobius giuris
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H. KRTSHNA RAM*, M. RAMACHANDRA MOHANl AND SHIVABASAVAIAH 2009 MICROBIAL QUALITY OF TOTAL COLIFORMS AND FECAL COLIFORMS IN EUTROPHICATED \\YATER BODIES OF BANGALORE REGION KARNATAKA, INDIA. / 4 (3) :481-486,2009
2009 EUTROPHICATED \YATER BODIES
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Latha N.r & Ramachandra Mohan2 2009 BACTERIOLOGICAL PROFILE OF LABEO ROHITA FISH AND THEIR ANTIBIOGRAM. Bull. Biol. Sci. Vol. Vll (3rd lssue), pp 307-315\' 2009
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Law for Sustainability Portal;
Matrix of Suggestions for a Marine Biodiversity Agreement; and
PA Law Capacity Development Portal Water Law and Governance Support Platform For assistance regarding Commission membership, operations, and communications please contact Aaron Laur, WCEL Executive Officer ([email protected]). Correspondence to WCEL Chair Antonio Benjamin, Deputy Chair Denise Antolini, and the Steering Committee may also be sent through Aaron. Members can post updates and information to the WCEL listserv by emailing directly Jil Self, Programme Assistant, IUCN Environmental Law Centre ([email protected]). Please take time to consult the WCEL Mandate within the IUCN Programme 2017-2020. Your responses in the application provided valuable input that we will utilize to activate your participation in the WCEL Specialist Groups and the Joint Specialist Groups to enrich collaboration across the six IUCN Commissions. Last, WCEL is always looking to build and diversify its global membership. We encourage you to nominate new members from your country or region. Potential members can access the online application form at: https://www.iucn.org/commissions/commission-environmental-law/get-involved. We look forward to collaborating with you in the years ahead on the important work of WCEL. Sincerely, WCEL Steering Committee: Antonio Herman Benjamin, Chair Denise Antolini, Deputy Chair Nick Bryner Claudia S. de Windt Elizabeth Maruma Mrema Ragnhild Noer Sheila Abed, Chair Emeritus Parvez Hassan, Chair Emeritus Nicholas A. Robinson, Chair Emeritus Aaron Laur, Executive Officer
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