Quick post about a meeting that may be of interest to those wanting to learn a bit more about next generation sequencing methods and their uses: Next-Generation Sequencing & Genomic Medicine – Concrete Applications for Research, Drug/Diagnostic Development and Patient Care.
Just a quick post here about an upcoming conference of note: Applied Bioinformatics & Public Health Microbiology 2011, 1—3 June 2011 Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridge, UK.( see WT Scientific conferences) for more.
Just a quick reminder. The 12th International Conference on Indoor Air Quality and Climate will take place June 5-10 in Austin, TX. It looks to be very good. MicroBEnet is working with the organizers to plan a few sessions on “Microbiology of the Built Environment”. Stay tuned for more details. Until then, check out the …
A future meeting worth checking out for those interesting in microbiology of the built environment: Bioaerosol.org. Help September 6-9 2011 in Saratoga Springs NY. It is the “6th International Scientific Conference on Bioaerosols, Fungi, Bacteria, Mycotoxins in Indoor and Outdoor Environments and Human Health.” Among the areas of focus will be Natural disaster, flooding, water …
For more information on the meeting see here: Home : Microbiota and mucosal immunology: the interface in health and disease. It looks to be interesting covering a variety of topics of relevance to the human microbiome and also likely relevant to the built environment.
Just a mini note – seems like this conference could be of interest. 6th International Scientific Conference on Bioaerosols, Fungi, Bacteria, Mycotoxins in Indoor and Outdoor Environments and Human Health.
Just got this email I thought would be useful to share (with a few edits) Still time to register for JGI “Genomics of Energy & Environment” 6th Annual User Meeting The DOE Joint Genome Institute (JGI) hosts the “Genomics of Energy & Environment” 6th Annual User Meeting (March 22-24, 2011): Here Explore the agenda of …
Just a quick post on a workshop of possible interest: Building Design and Engineering Approaches to Airborne Infection Control. The workshop is August 1-12 in Boston, MA. It is organized by the Harvard School of Public Health. The overview from the website says: “A significant bottleneck in the implementation of precautions against airborne transmission of …
Norman R. Pace, from UC Boulder, gave a talk at UC Davis yesterday about microbial diversity. In his talk he discussed some of his recent Sloan Foundation funded work on “microbiology of the built environment” including studies of shower heads, indoor swimming pools, water supplies, and hospitals. Pace is one of the pioneers of DNA …
Just thought I would give people the heads up – I am helping plan a session on “Microbiology of the Indoor Environment” that will happen at the “Indoor Air 2011” meeting in Austin, TX June 5-10 2011. The conference itself covers an enormous amount of ground about, well, Indoor Air. And I am helping the …