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Indoor Air 2011 (Austin, TX)
Indoor Air 2011 Follow-up posts here, here, here and here.
Find out more »Citizen Science Workshop 2012 (Davis, CA)
Citizen Science Workshop 2012 held at UC Davis. Follow-up post.
Find out more »AAAS Meeting 2012 (Vancouver)
AAAS Meeting 2012 (Vancouver) February 16 - 20, 2012 Follow-Up Blog Post
Find out more »ASM 2012
American Society for Microbiology (San Francisco) June 16-19 2012 Follow Up Articles: Here, here and here.
Find out more »Healthy Buildings 2012
Healthy Buildings (Brisbane) July 8-12 2012 Follow-Up
Find out more »Conference on Building Energy & Environment (COBEE)
The Second International Conference on Building Energy and Environment (Boulder) August 1-4 2012
Find out more »Ecological Society of America (Portland)
August 8: Rachel Adams from BIMERC will be giving a talk: Buildings as habitats and sinks for fungi: Resolving the sources of the fungi we live and work with August 8: Tom Bruns (BIMERC) and Brendan Bohannen (BioBE Center) will present a session: The Great Indoors: Recent Advances In the Ecology of Built Environments Ecological Society of America (Portland) August 5-10 2012 Follow-Up
Find out more »Asia Oceania Geosciences Society Meeting (Singapore)
August 15: Dr. Wan Yang will be giving a talk: Presentation IWG17-A001 The Effect of Relative Humidity on the Transmission of Influenza A Virus Wan YANG, Elankumaran SUBBIAH, Linsey MARR Asia Oceania Geosciences Society
Find out more »International Symposium on Microbial Ecology (Copenhagen)
International Symposium on Microbial Ecology 14 (Copenhagen) August 19-24 2012
Find out more »Microbial Genomics (Lake Arrowhead, CA)
19th Annual International Meeting on Microbial Genomics. September 16 - 20, 2012 "This conference is part of a yearly meeting initiated in 1991 to bring together genome sequencers, bioinformatics specialists, biologists, and geneticists, to forge interactions that would result in meaningful functional genomics. The goal of the meeting is to translate the influx of new genome sequencing information into useful biological studies." Follow-Up Article
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