martedì 28 dicembre 2010

THE 11th INTERNATIONAL GEOCONFERENCE SGEM 2011 WILL BE HELD IN THE PERIOD OF 19 - 25 June, 2011.


THE 11th INTERNATIONAL GEOCONFERENCE SGEM 2011
WILL BE HELD IN THE PERIOD OF 19
- 25 June, 2011.

We look forward to receiving your paper and hearing you presentation at the up-comming SGEM 2011 conference. You can JOIN us NOW! Become a SGEM Lecturer, a Delegate or an Exhibitor!

We combine all geosciences connected to the ecological equilibrium of our Planet. Uniting our efforts and we established the largest International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference & EXPO.

WE ARE ALL UNITED BY ONLY ONE CAUSE:
The cause of a better, cleaner and more beautiful place, where our children will grow up.
A place known as the Planet Earth.

International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference & EXPO – SGEM strengthened its position as one of the largest and successful geoscientific forums in Europe, with popularity exceeding the boundaries of the European Union. This exceptional success was achieved due to the efforts of all SGEM participants from 2001 to this day. They all created the best Scientific Conference in the European Union – SGEM by their scientific contribution, hearty selflessness and distinguished participation during the years.

This is the only GeoScientific forum in Europe, taking place in a 5-star luxury! You should visit one of the most beautiful countries in Eastern Europe – Bulgaria. You will be absorbed by the picturesque and fascinating atmosphere of Albena Seaside & Spa Resort on the Black Sea.

The 11th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM 2011 will become stronger, engaging and interesting by your participation!

You are WELCOME to JOIN…

Respectfully,
Prof. DSc. Metodi Mazhdrakov
International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference & EXPO SGEM


S C I E N T I F I C T O P I C S

1. Section "Geology"
2. Section "Hydrogeology, Engineering Geology and Geotechnics"
3. Section "Exploration and Mining"
4. Section "Mineral Processing"
5. Section "Oil and Gas Exploration"
6. Section "Applied and Environmental Geophysics"
7. Section "Geodesy and Mine Surveying"
8. Section "Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing"
9. Section "Cartography and GIS"
10. Section "Informatics"
11. Section "Geoinformatics"
12. Section "Micro and Nano Technologies"
13. Section "Hydrology and Water Resources"
14. Section "Marine and Ocean Ecosystems"
15. Section "Forest Ecosystems"
16. Section "Soils"
17. Section "Air Pollution and Climate Change"
18. Section "Renewable Energy Sources and Clean Technologies"
19. Section "Nuclear Тechnologies"
20. Section "Ecology and Environmental Protection"
21. Section "Recyclingv
22. Section "Environmental Economics"
23. Section "Education and Accreditation"
24. Section Environmental Legislation, Multilateral Relations and Funding Opportunities"

http://www.sgem.org/

TWAS-UNESCO Associateship Scheme at Centres of Excellence in the South

TWAS-UNESCO Associateship Scheme at Centres of Excellence in the South



In cooperation with UNESCO, TWAS in 1994 instituted the 'associateship scheme' to help counteract the brain drain affecting many developing countries.

The programme envisages regular visits by researchers from developing countries at centres of excellence in the South.

Over 100 centres of excellence in the South have agreed to participate in the programme, which is supported with funds from UNESCO, the government of Italy, and the OPEC Fund for International Development.


Applicants must hold a Ph.D. or equivalent degree. The selection of associates is highly competitive; appointments are made on the basis of merit.

Special consideration is given to scientists from isolated institutions in developing countries.

Appointments have a fixed duration of three years. During this time, the associate is entitled to visit the host centre twice, for a period of two to three months each time.

Subject to the availability of funds, the appointment may be renewed for a further three-year term.

The associateship covers the associate's travel expenses and a monthly contribution of US$300 towards incidental local expenses.

The host centre covers accommodation and food, and provides the research facilities.


Applications for TWAS Associateships should include:

  • the completed application form;

  • the applicant's curriculum vitae, and

  • the applicant's full list of publications.

  • In addition, letters of recommendation must be submitted separately to TWAS by two referees, one of whom should be an expert from another country.

    Applications must reach the TWAS Secretariat by 1 December of each year at the following address:

    TWAS Associateships
    c/o ICTP
    Strada Costiera 11
    34014 Trieste
    Italy
    Phone: +39 040 2240-387
    Fax: +39 040 224559
    E-mail: associateship[at]twas.org

    For more information regarding the applying for this programme, also see; TWAS-UNESCO Associateship Scheme at Centres of Excellence in the South - http://users.ictp.it/~twas/hg/AssocRules.html