73rd SWCS International Annual Conference: Culture, Climate and Conservation
New Mexico’s rich culture and diverse landscape makes it the prime location to celebrate the 73rd SWCS International Annual Conference theme, Culture, Climate, and Conservation. Bordered on the east by the Sandia Mountains, to the west by Petroglyph National Monument, and with the Rio Grande flowing through its center, Albuquerque possesses many of the natural features… Read More>
New Mexico’s rich culture and diverse landscape makes it the prime location to celebrate the 73rd SWCS International Annual Conference theme, Culture, Climate, and Conservation. Bordered on the east by the Sandia Mountains, to the west by Petroglyph National Monument, and with the Rio Grande flowing through its center, Albuquerque possesses many of the natural features characteristic of New Mexico, a state of mountains and mesas, deserts and forested wildernesses. Whether you’re exploring the downtown Convention Center site, venturing into Spanish-influenced Old Town Albuquerque, or learning about local pueblos and native traditions, the blend of cultures and lifestyles serves as a reminder of the many stakeholders that are part of and affected by land management decisions.
2018 ACS Fall National Meeting & Exposition
ACS organizes two national meetings & expositions each year, and each one attracts an estimated 11,000 to 13,000 chemists, chemical engineers, academicians, graduate and undergraduate students, and other related professionals. During the meeting, scientists present new multidisciplinary research, hear the latest information in their areas of professional interest, and network with colleagues. Programming is planned by… Read More>
ACS organizes two national meetings & expositions each year, and each one attracts an estimated 11,000 to 13,000 chemists, chemical engineers, academicians, graduate and undergraduate students, and other related professionals. During the meeting, scientists present new multidisciplinary research, hear the latest information in their areas of professional interest, and network with colleagues. Programming is planned by our 33 technical divisions that cover all scientific fields, secretariats that focus on multidisciplinary programming, and ACS committees. Each meeting will feature more than 7,000 presentations organized into technical symposia that highlight important research advances with over 250 exhibitors showcasing new technological developments.
2018 EU Modeling Workshop
Dr. Gerco Hoogeweg has been invited to participate in the important and exclusive modeling workshop this fall.
Dr. Gerco Hoogeweg has been invited to participate in the important and exclusive modeling workshop this fall.
The British Crop Production Council Congress 2018
The 2018 BCPC Congress is scheduled to take place on 13 – 14 November in Brighton UK. Theme: Getting a good deal for Agriculture and the Environment The Congress will consider emerging regulatory and environmental policy direction, and examine how this can stimulate and support beneficial changes in farming practice, to provide benefits for both food… Read More>
The 2018 BCPC Congress is scheduled to take place on 13 – 14 November in Brighton UK.
Theme: Getting a good deal for Agriculture and the Environment
The Congress will consider emerging regulatory and environmental policy direction, and examine how this can stimulate and support beneficial changes in farming practice, to provide benefits for both food production and public good.
Waterborne’s Dr. Gerco Hoogeweg will be speaking at this conference and presenting on Higher tier modelling for Europe: a framework.
SETAC North America 39th Annual Meeting
2018 Theme: Bridging Divides Between Environmental Stewardship and Economic Development
2018 Theme: Bridging Divides Between Environmental Stewardship and Economic Development
Fertilizer Outlook and Technology Conference
TFI and the Fertilizer Industry Round Table (FIRT) November 14-16 in New Orleans for the 2017 Fertilizer Outlook and Technology Conference. This year’s theme, “Big Easy, Big Ideas, Big Opportunity” explores new technologies and issues that impact plant nutrition while also gaining perspective on the outlook for agriculture and major fertilizer materials and inputs. Dr. Dan Perkins… Read More>
TFI and the Fertilizer Industry Round Table (FIRT) November 14-16 in New Orleans for the 2017 Fertilizer Outlook and Technology Conference. This year’s theme, “Big Easy, Big Ideas, Big Opportunity” explores new technologies and issues that impact plant nutrition while also gaining perspective on the outlook for agriculture and major fertilizer materials and inputs.
Dr. Dan Perkins and Greg Goodwin will attend representing Waterborne’s nutrient expertise.