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NOTE:  Call for Papers, Posters, and Other Media is organized by the date the abstract is due (submission deadline), not the date of the conference.  See the What's Happening section of this website for a list of conferences, workshops, and other events in date order.

 

+ AGU Soil-mediated Drivers of Coupled Biogeochemical and Hydrological Processes Across Scales - October 21-24, 2013

 

  • Oct 21-24, 2013
  • Biosphere II, Tucson, AZ
  • Abstract submission deadline Thursday, June 20
  • The four key areas of research to be addressed at the proposed conference include:
    • Coupled abiotic-biotic drivers of organic matter and nutrient transformations and transport across terrestrial-aquatic interfaces
    • Quantification and improved prediction of gas flux exchange in the soil-plant systems
    • Monitoring strategies of soil-mediated processes and drivers from local to catchment scales over time
    • The soil resource as a primary driver of ecosystem services
  • See conference website for details about registration, topics, and
  • UA Contact:  Dr. Peter A. Troch at patroch@hwr.arizona.edu

 

+ Nexux 2014:  Water, Food, Climate and Energy Conference - March 4-7, 2014

 

  • March 4-7, 2013
  • University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
  • Abstract submission deadline Friday, Sept 27, 2013
  • The Water Institute at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill will host the Nexus 2014 Conference which will bring together researchers and practitioners working in government, civil society, and business, focusing on the nexus approach.
  • Building on the Nexus conference held in Bonn, Germany, in 2011, the 2014 Conference aims to address the connected--but distinct--relationships between water, food, climate, energy, secruity, sustainability, and development.
  • You can submit an abstract now for poster or verbal presentations through the Nexus Conference website.  The 2014 Conference themes include:
    • Economics and Finance of the Nexus
    • Politics, Policy and Regulation
    • Ecosystem Approaches and Resilience
    • Resource Scarcity and Security
    • Remote Sensing and GIS Approaches
  • Participants will be able to examine cutting-edge research, debate emerging solutions, and explore the link between science and policy.
  • They will also have the opportunity to build new, or strengthen existing, networks, as well as join the Nexus Academic-Practitioner Network.
  • Co-Directors of the conference are Felix Dodds, Associate Fellow at the Tellus Institute, and Jamie Bartram, Director of The Water Institute at UNC, supported by an International Advisory Committee.

 

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