Six further conferences have been added to our list at Microbiology Conferences

• December 1 - 5, 2008. International Research Conference on Huanglongbing
  Orlando, USA
  The disease of citrus fruit caused by the bacterium Candidatus spp.
• February 24 - 28, 2009. Conference on Amoebiasis
  Guanajuato, Mexico
  Amebiasis: Molecular approaches in an important but neglected disease.
• March 17 - 22, 2009. 25th Fungal Genetics Conference
  Asilomar, California, USA
  Billed as the biggest worldwide conference on genetics of filamentous fungi.
• May 3 - 6, 2009. 31st Symposium on Biotechnology for Fuels and Chemicals
  San Francisco, CA
  General and concurrent sessions, as well as two poster sessions, tabletop exhibits and social events are planned.
• June 15 - 17. SPORE2009 - Spore forming bacteria in food
  Quimper, France
  Despite investments of the food and feed industry to control contaminants in the food chain, the achievement of commercial sterility requirements has been hampered by the presence of unintended heat-resistant spores in food. Sporulated bacteria are involved in food spoilage, but also in toxin-mediated food poisoning, two phenomena that lead to high economic losses. Different evolution trends have been observed over the past two decades highlighting the urge to focus on the (re)emergence of sporeformers in food and discuss whether an adaptation or selection of sporeformers by food processes is occurring. The SPORE2009 meeting aims at presenting and discussing state of the art research and the very latest scientific developments on the theme of sporeformers in food.
• July 12 - 17, 2009. 1st International Conference on Nitrification (ICoN1)
  Louisville, Kentucky, USA
  The first International Conference on Nitrification (ICoN1) is meant to be the start of a tradition of bringing together investigators and students at all levels to discuss the most recent concepts in nitrification research. The meeting will present and discuss reports on the ecology, physiology, biochemistry, molecular genetics, genomics, metagenomics, transcriptomics and evolution of ammonia- and nitrite-oxidizing bacteria and archaea, and their roles in the nitrogen cycle.

For further details of these conferences please visit Microbiology Conferences

Labels: Amoebiasis, conference, fungi, Huanglongbing, microbiology conference, microbiology meeting, Nitrification, spore