Events scheduled for January 2011

Processes and biotechnologies...

The aim of the ICESD conference series is to provide a forum for laying the foundations of a new principled approach to Environmental Science and Development. To this end, the meeting aims to attract participants with different backgrounds, to foster cross-pollination between different research fields, and to expose and discuss innovative theories, frameworks, methodologies, tools, and applications.

ICLST 2011 is one of the leading international conferences for presenting novel and fundamental advances in the fields of Life Science and Technology.

This conference will bring together environmental professionals from around the world, and from both the treatment and watershed management sectors, to discuss and debate the current state of the art for nutrient recovery, removal and management and the parameters that influence technology.

This event features over 100 presentations by the world's leading experts on environmental site characterization, sampling, monitoring & remediation, and 59 indoor & outdoor exhibits of state-of-the-art equipment

The annual conferences and Trade Fairs organized by WAS present an ideal opportunity for all stakeholders in Fisheries and allied industries, including researchers, academics, students, farmers and so on to showcase their achievements.

The first Underground Infrastructure Middle East has been held very successful in January 2010 in Bahrain. On demand of the Ministry of Works, the 2011 event is now enlarged and focusing on three major infrastructure topics at one place.

This event will include 3-day Conference on January 19-21, 2001 and 1 day Young Water Professionals event programmed on January 22, 2011. This conference is intended to draw an action plan for the issues relevant to the current status of quality, quantity and future technology frontiers for provision of safe water.

Proposed Themes:

* Promotion of Tap Water
* Public Relation Practice
* Marketing and Communications Specialist Group
* Water Utilities
* Safety Drinking Water
* Sustainable water services

CAMR 2011, aims to bring together researchers, scientists, engineers, and scholar students to exchange and share their experiences, new ideas, and research results about all aspects of Advanced Material Research, and discuss the practical challenges encountered and the solutions adopted.

This conference is being organized within the framework of the IWA’s specialized groups Microbial Ecology and Water Engineering and Assessment and Control of Hazardous Substances in Water. It aims to bring together researchers, scientists and professionals working in the field of microbes and microbial ecology.

C5 is proud to present the inaugural Desalination O&M 2011 conference, developed by O&M professionals for O&M professionals and the only conference dealing specifi cally with our challenges and where key O&M experts from EMEA will share their experience and insights to help you manoeuvre through 2011 and beyond.

This conference brings together global leaders and influencers to share best practices and learn more about the intersection of technology driving innovation to solve a pressing world problem which is the energy crisis and limited water supply.

The Oil Sands Water Management Initiative 2011 is the only event where leading oil sands producers themselves provide solutions to the specific water management challenges in situ oil sands producers are facing. They will be breaking down water management solutions at every stage of production, including sourcing, treating, recycling and disposing of water resources.

A two-day International Conference is being organized at Guwahati (India) to discuss various experiences are research studies on water accessibility and integration of the economic roles of user communities into water-resource planning.

The Conference topics will focus on meeting the current water and wastewater treatment design and operations needs in the Gulf region. The theme for the conference focuses on providing a sustainable water and wastewater environment for future generations.