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7th Bilateral Seminar Italy-Japan

2016年10月3日更新

7th Bilateral Seminar Italy-Japan
Minamiboso, Japan,
29 November - 2 December 2016

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Welcome

Dear Friends and Colleagues,
We are very pleased to announce the 7th Bilateral Seminar Italy-Japan (7th BSIJ-2016)entitled
Physical and Chemical Impacts on Marine Organisms:
emerging hazards and strategies for saving the oceans
which will be held at Minamiboso, Chiba, Japan, 29 November – 2 December 2016.

The BSIJ is a consolidated meeting co-organized and sponsored by CNR and JSPS in the frame of the Bilateral Agreement of Scientific and Technological Cooperation between Italy and Japan. As usual, Italian and Japanese experts investigating the effect of environmental impacts on marine organisms will gather together in a friendly atmosphere to report the results of their research, discuss and exchange information.

The BSIJ 2016 will be in memory of Dr. Valeria Matranga (1954-2016), who was firmly convinced of the importance of the Italian-Japanese collaboration. She enthusiastically organized the previous six Bilateral Seminars (2004-2014), since she strongly believed in the role that they have in aggregating scientists from both countries and disseminating science. The memory of her passion for research, her enthusiasm and determination in dealing successfully with each new challenge will remain forever in our mind.

Invited speakers

Mauro Biondo, CNR – IBIM
Marco Faimali, CNR – ISMAR
Francesca Garaventa, CNR – ISMAR
Adrianna Ianora, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn
Annalisa Pinsino, CNR – IBIM
Francesco Regoli, Università Politecnica delle Marche
Francesca Zito, CNR – IBIM
from Italy

Toshihiro Horiguchi, National Institute for Environmental Studies
Natsumi Hosoya, Otsuma Women’s University
Masato Kiyomoto, Ochanomizu Universiy
Keita Kodama, National Institute for Environmental Studies
Koji Mikami, Hokkaido University
Kei Nomiyama, Ehime University
Mari Ochiai, Ehime University
Satoshi Shimada, Ochanomizu University
Hajime Watanabe, Osaka University
Yukio Yokota, Aichi Prefectural University
from Japan

Scientific Organisers

Masato Kiyomoto
(JSPS Scientific Referent, JAPAN)
Ochanomizu University
Tateyama Marine Laboratory, Marine and Coastal Research Center
Tateyama, JAPAN

Franchesca Zito
(CNR Scientific Referent, ITALY)
National Research Council
Institute of Biomedicine and Molecular Immunology ”A. Monroy”
Palermo, Italy

Program

(detail is in PDF)

November 29th, 2016

Registration
Welcome to the 7^th BSIJ National Experts

November 30th, 2016

Opening Remarks
Welcome of the Organizers
Foreword Talk

Opening lecture

Session 1
Multidisciplinary approaches to evaluate the effects caused by emerging pollutants on marine organisms

Session 2
Model organisms to assess stress response to environmental impacts

December 1st, 2016

Session 3
Field surveys and current impact of emerging hazards on marine organisms

Session 4
Sustainable use of marine resources and innovative applications in biotechnology

In memory of Valeria Matranga (1954-2016)

General discussion
Environmental and marine life in the future - strategies for saving the oceans

Social Dinner

December 2nd, 2016

Excursion

Venue and Accommodation

The meeting will be held at the Minamiboso-Tomiura Royal Hotel.
1212 Tadara, Tomiura-cho, Minamiboso-shi,
Chiba 299-2404, JAPAN
http://www.daiwaresort.jp/en/tomiura/index.html/

Invited speakers will stay the hotel during the seminar.

Registration & Abstract

Register
For the registration, please contact to organizer (kiyomoto.masato*ocha.ac.jp, * is at mark).

Registration fees
Regular participant: 10000 yen
Junior participant: 5000 yen
The registration fee includes: Entry to all scientific sessions, Congress kit, Coffee breaks, 2 lunches (30 November and 1 December). Unless you are an invited speaker, reserve your hotel staying by yourself. Feel free to contact organizer if you need help.

Abstract
Abstracts are accepted exclusively after registration.
Abstracts should be submitted only by the presenting author.
Accepted abstracts will be published in the Proceedings, in book format.
Abstracts guidelines:
• the title must start in uppercase and continue in lowercase, except for conventional terms (ATP, DNA, NFκB, etc).
• if more than one author, underline your name (the presenting author, in whatever position you appear in the author list) and use commas to separate the names; do not use 'and' before the last author. For all authors, write first name(s) as initials and surname in full. If more than one affiliation, use sequential superscript numbers to identify each institution.
• the abstract text must be no longer than 1500 characters, spaces included (which is roughly equivalent to 250 words).
The abstract submission deadline i 20 October 2016.