---------- Weitergeleitete Nachricht ----------
From: "Roman Longauer" <longauer(a)nlcsk.org>
To: wp20401(a)lists.iufro.org
Cc: "Om Rajora" <om.rajora(a)unb.ca>, mueller-starck(a)forst.tu-muenchen.de,
elina.oksanen(a)uef.fi, "Teodora Best" <txo115(a)psu.edu>, longauer(a)nlcsk.org
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2013 11:25:31 +0100
Subject: Conference 2013 - IUFRO 7.01 Impacts of air pollution and climate change on
forests / Genetic aspects
Dear colleagues,
In September 2013, the conference “Vegetation Response to Climate Change and Air Pollution
– Unifying Evidence and Research across Northern and Southern Hemisphere" will be
organized jointly by the IUFRO Research Group 7.01.00 “Impacts of air pollution and
climate change on forest ecosystems”, Research Group 7.01.02 "Mechanisms of action
and indicator development" and "Programa de Pós Graduação em Ecologia de Biomas
Tropicais - UFOP". It will be held in Ilhéus, Brazil on September 1-6, 2013.
The conference web site:
<http://www.iufro-at-lzuu.lt/programme/tentative-scientific-program-of-the-conference>
http://www.iufro2013.ufop.br Registration and abstract submission are open from February 1
to May 1.
According to the agreement with organizers, we will organize a session “Genetic aspects of
climate change and air pollution” and plan to have 5- 7 oral presentations.
We would therefore like to encourage you to apply for an oral or poster presentation
dealing with genetic research related to abiotic stresses and climate change scenarios.
Please send a tentative title in reply to this mail as soon as possible, so that we can
prepare the aforementioned session. Please be aware that we should not miss this
opportunity for presentation of the genetic aspects at the multidisciplinary IUFRO
conference, staying in the focus of cooperation related to the air pollution and climate
change effects on forests.
Best wishes,
The 7.01.04 team Roman Longauer, Om Rajora, Elina Oksanen, Teodora Best, Gerhad
Mueller-Starck
PS Would you have colleagues who may be interested, forward this message to them, please.