Das Australische Institut für Meereswissenschaften (Australian Institute of Marine Science, AIMS) ist eine der innovativsten und progressivsten Forschungseinrichtungen weltweit, mit einer herausragenden Leistungsfähigkeit auf dem Gebiet der Tropischen Meereswissenschaften. AIMS wurde 1972 im Bewußtsein der Bedeutung der marinen Ressourcen und besonders des Great Barrier Reef durch die Australische Regierung eingerichtet. Heute ist AIMS weltweit bekannt für die Qualität seiner Forschungen auf dem Gebiet Meeresumwelt, der marinen Biotechnologie und der Aquakultur. ... [Information des Anbieters, übersetzt]
On behalf of the Organising Committee it is our great pleasure to invite you to Perth, Western Australia, to participate in the 9th IsoEcol Conference. The conference will be held 3-8 August 2014 at The University Club at The University of Western Australia, on the shores of the beautiful Swan River. IsoEcol 9 will bring together a mix of international and Australian researchers from universities, industry and government with interests in the development and application of stable isotope techniques to the ecological sciences. ... [Information of the supplier]
Society is being transformed through the connection of data - from databases, archives, sensors and models - to analytics and other services. Working at the boundaries of computational and environmental sciences, breakthroughs in enviro-informatics multiply the convergence already underway in natural sciences. The web paradigm of Linked Data promises a breakthrough in linked, science-ready information from persistent sources. However, environmental data is scattered across many organizations in formal and informal ways, expressed using many standards, and also frequently depending on physical samples taken from the real world. Challenges are technical, social, and institutional. A growing community of earth and environmental scientists, working on the interface with computational science, are developing detailed practices and standards around identifiers, vocabularies, and software interfaces, which are necessary for wider community application. Currently, these efforts are fragmented, as is the communication of technical solutions and organisational best practices. Linking Environmental Data and Samples will bring together thought-leaders in the computational-environmental sciences convergence space, with the goal of triggering the adoption of uniform practices across Australia and internationally. ... [Information of the supplier]
The Ecological Society of Australia and the New Zealand Ecological Society are delighted to announce EcoTAS 2017, the sixth joint meeting organised by the two societies. Bridging the Tasman every four years, this combined annual meeting always delivers top-quality ecological science drawn from all ecological subdisciplines from throughout Australasia and beyond. EcoTAS 2017 promises an exciting programme of plenary speakers, symposia, workshops and social events, all held in the beautiful Hunter Valley. The theme of EcoTAS 2017, ‘Putting ecology to work’, is a call to focus on how ecological science can contribute to the economy, society, culture and public policy, as well as to the health of the environment and quality of life. As ecologists, we should identify and communicate the impact of our work and the tangible benefits it can deliver. By making this the theme for EcoTAS 2017, we aim to highlight the significant impact that ecology has in the wider world and how we can best harness the diverse nature of ecological research. ... [Information of the supplier]
We invite you to attend ESA18, to be held at the Royal International Convention Centre in Brisbane from 25-29 November 2018. Our theme is Ecology in the Anthropocene, reflecting the era of great tribulation and yet great opportunity in which we live. Working out how people and nature can coexist on planet Earth is surely the grandest of all society's challenges, and at the conference we will explore how natural ecosystems function, how human activity has impacted them, and what can be done to reverse the biodiversity crisis. ... [Information of the supplier, modified]
