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November, 2008
November 10-12: Dhulikhel,
Nepal. "International
Workshop on Natural and Low-cost Materials in Wind Energy
Technologies.
Sponsored by the Royal Ministry of Foreign
Affairs of Denmark. The renewable energy technologies can
provide sources of unlimited, cheap and clean energy to the people
in developing countries. Especially, communities in hilly and dry
regions, which do not have easy access to the hydro power, and can
not afford the installation of long transmission lines or using
solar photovoltaic power, could benefit from the wider use of wind
energy. Small wind turbines can present a good, economically viable
and environmental friendly solution to provide remote villages in
hilly areas with light and electricity.
In order to reduce costs of wind turbines and to make this
technology more attractive for developing countries, the natural,
locally available materials, notably wood, can be used to produce
parts of the wind turbines instead of or along with conventional
composite materials. The Workshop will focus on perspectives, and on
scientific and technical aspects of using low cost, and natural
materials, in particular, wood, in wind energy technologies. The
analysis and prediction of strength and reliability of wooden parts,
as well as interrelations between wood microstructures, mechanical
properties and performances and computational modeling of natural
materials and their properties are also important topics for the
Workshop.
Email or visit the
conference website for more
info.
November 17-19: Madrid, Spain:
"International Conference of Education, Research an Innovation
2008". ICER 2008 will be an excellent opportunity to
present and discuss your projects and innovations on education and
research in a multicultural forum that will count with the presence
of professors and researchers from all continents of the world.
The general objective of the conference is to promote international
collaboration in the fields of education, research and innovation in
all education fields and disciplines.
Email
D. Marti or visit the
conference website for more
info.
November 19-21; Las Vegas,
Nevada; "Seventeenth
National Workers Compensation and Disability Conference".
Sessions focus on
disability management, return-to-work, legal/regulatory issues, and
more! Ideal for: Risk Managers/Analysts, Workers'
Comp/Disability professionals, Case Managers, Insurance Executives,
TPAS, CEOs, Health and Safety Professionals, RNs, and Attorneys.
Email
or visit the
conference website for more
info.
November 26-28: Istanbul, Turkey:
"An International Conference on Fetishism".
This
conference focuses on the three distinct, but connected, ways in
which the concept of fetishism has been used: commodity fetishism,
sexual fetishism and religious fetishism.
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conference website for more info.
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December, 2008
December 8-11; Dakar, Senegal.
"Fifteenth International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa".
Organized by the Society on AIDS in Africa. See
website for more info.
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February, 2009
February 5-6:
Fort Lauderdale, Florida:
"The Third Annual Academic and Health Policy Conference on Correctional
Health".
Correctional health and juvenile justice
professionals are faced with daily challenges unique to their fields at
a time of unprecedented growth in detainee populations. While best
practices have emerged, there are many gaps in clinical and population
health research
- Will corrections to
community linkages help to decrease recidivism?
- What strategies can stem
the rising populations of juvenile offenders?
- What practices can
decrease suicide rates?
- What programs are useful
in preventing relapses in substance abuse?
- What services will help
detainees adhere to chronic illness care?
Co-sponsored by the University
of Massachusetts' Commonwealth
Medicine division and Nova
Southeastern University's College
of Osteopathic Medicine.
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conference website or
email for more info.
February 13-14: Vancouver,
British Columbia:
"The Third Annual Psychopharmacology Conference."
Email
Merle Wray or visit the
conference website for more info.
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March, 2009
March 12-15; Santa Ana Pueblo,
New Mexico:
"Anxiety and Health: Translating Basic Science into Practice."
This is the 2009 Annual Conference for the Anxiety Disorders
Association of America (ADAA). Visit the
ADAA
website for more info.
March 22-25; Lexington,
Kentucky: "2009
Correctional Safety Institute".
This national
conference is designed specifically for Correctional Fire/Safety
professionals and will offer a variety of training workshops and the
opportunity to hear from many national experts in the field of
correctional safety. Sponsored by the OSHA Training Institute
in association with the Correctional Security Network. Visit
the
conference website or
email for more info.
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April, 2009
April 1-3: Vancouver, British
Columbia: "Sixth
Annual Forensic Psychiatry Conference".
Email Merle Wray or visit
the
conference website for more
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August, 2009
August 7-10; Oslo, Norway.
"Association for Behavior Analysis International Fifth
International Conference". ABA International’s
international conferences promote behavior analysis outside the U.S.
and reach a broad population interested in behavior analysis.
International conferences have been held in Sydney, Australia
(2007); Beijing, China (2005); Campinas, Brazil (2004); and Venice,
Italy (2001). See the
conference website for more
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September, 2009
September 13-16; Orlando, Florida;
ICCA 17th Annual Research Conference on
"What Works".
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for more info.
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eh? Great service and rates!
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March, 2010
March 4-7;
Baltimore, Maryland.
Anxiety Disorders Association of America. "ADAA 30th Annual
Conference". Visit the
ADAA website for more info.
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