Registration fee Early bird registration(Until 31 August 2018) Regular registration Scientists 1000 RMB (about 150 USD) 1200 RMB (about 200 USD) Students 800 RMB (about 120 USD) 1000 RMB (about 150 USD) Registration fee includes: Two coffee breaks and lunch each day of the symposium Refreshments at the poster session Reception dinner Meeting documents…
The deadline for abstract submission has been extend to:15 August 2018Abstract submission is closed, but you can still register to attend the symposium.Thank you very much for submitting. Abstract Results will be available very soon! We would like to thank all contributors to the Call for Abstracts. Over 100 registrations have been received from 18 countries & regions by…
Posters Posters must be in portrait orientation size A1 (23.4 x 33.1 inches or 594 x 841 mm). Posters can be printed on site (cost – about 80 000 IDR). If you like to use this option, please email you poster (as a pdf) to Anes Dwijayanti with the subject ClimEco6 poster. Venue The summer school will be held in the Seminar Room,…
Accommodation You need to make your own arrangements regarding your accommodation. If you would like to share a room, get in contact with others who will be at the summer school via this shared accommodation document and make arrangements to book accordingly. University dormitory rooms (with two beds, so you can share). Cost is around 20 USD per…
Travel You need to make your own travel arrangements. You should fly into Adi Sucipto Airport in Yogyakarta, which is 7 km from the Gadjah Mada University (UGM) where the summer school will be held. Getting from the airport: Taxi Rajawali taxis are the official airport taxis and these are the ones that you should use – others could…
Participants who have received confirmation that they were selected to attend the ClimEco5 summer school must register here Registration fees The registration fee for the summer school is 300 Euros for students and 350 Euros for early career researchers. This includes all the educational and scientific activities, as well as the ‘Ice-breaker’ evening and the Closing Dinner….
The North Pacific Marine Science Organization (PICES), an intergovernmental scientific organization, was established in 1992 to promote and coordinate marine research in the northern North Pacific and adjacent seas. Its present members are Canada, Japan, People’s Republic of China, Republic of Korea, the Russian Federation, and the United States of America. …
A team of multidisciplinary experts from the natural and social sciences shared their perspectives and approaches to marine science. These include: Jessica Blythe – University of Waterloo, Canada Laurent Bopp – LSCE, France Christopher Cvitanovic (Convener) – University of Tasmania, Australia Beth Fulton – CSIRO, Australia Priscila Lopes – UFRN, Brazil Riza Yuliratno Setiawan –…
Prizes for the best oral presentations were awarded to four early career scientists. Best Oral Presentation – Workshop 1 Amit Sarkar – NIO, Goa, India Title: Massive nitrogen loss in the seasonal oxygen-deficient zone over the Western Indian continental shelf Short Biography Amit Sarkar is a PhD student and Senior Research Fellow at the CSIR Centre…
Data managsment workshop Sunday 27 January 2013, 09:00-17:00 The objectives of this workshop are to enhance awareness of the need to establish data management procedures early in the research process, to highlight the advantages arising when such procedures are followed, and to provide real-world examples of these data management procedures as implemented in IMBER research…