행사/교육
Applied Aspects of Aerobiology in conjunction with the British Aerobiology Federation
- 등록일2008-08-01
- 조회수2647
- 구분 국외
- 행사교육분류 행사
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주관기관
The Association of Applied Biologists
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행사장소
Rothamsted Research, Harpenden, Herts, UK
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행사기간
2008-11-19
- 원문링크
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첨부파일
Applied Aspects of Aerobiology
in conjunction with the British Aerobiology Federation
In conjunction with the British Aerobiology Federation
CALL FOR PAPERS
DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 16 JULY 2008
Applied Aspects of Aerobiology in conjunction with the British
Aerobiology Federation
To be held at
Rothamsted Research, Harpenden, Herts
19 November 2008
BASIS points will be applied for
Aerobiology is a study of biological particles present in both outdoor and indoor air and has lead to important scientific advancements in understanding the dispersal, distribution and impact of human, animal and plant pathogens and allergens. Recently interest in the dispersal of microbes, and other plant and animal material by wind has increased to improve our understanding of biodiversity, ecology and the impact of climate change. Aerobiology
is multidisciplinary, requiring an understanding of physics, which explains the movement of air and particles suspended in it, as well as biological processes affecting the production of particles or their effects. Various air sampling methods are available that can now be integrated with increasingly sophisticated diagnostic techniques. Immunological and molecular methods are providing answers as they allow quantification of particles that may not previously have been identified accurately and can even provide information at the sub-species level (antibiotic or pesticide resistance, race structure, etc).
CALL FOR PAPERS
DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 16 JULY 2008
Applied Aspects of Aerobiology in conjunction with the British
Aerobiology Federation
To be held at
Rothamsted Research, Harpenden, Herts
19 November 2008
BASIS points will be applied for
Aerobiology is a study of biological particles present in both outdoor and indoor air and has lead to important scientific advancements in understanding the dispersal, distribution and impact of human, animal and plant pathogens and allergens. Recently interest in the dispersal of microbes, and other plant and animal material by wind has increased to improve our understanding of biodiversity, ecology and the impact of climate change. Aerobiology
is multidisciplinary, requiring an understanding of physics, which explains the movement of air and particles suspended in it, as well as biological processes affecting the production of particles or their effects. Various air sampling methods are available that can now be integrated with increasingly sophisticated diagnostic techniques. Immunological and molecular methods are providing answers as they allow quantification of particles that may not previously have been identified accurately and can even provide information at the sub-species level (antibiotic or pesticide resistance, race structure, etc).