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History has been made when the first ever recreation of a Bronze Age boat was sent on her maiden voyage in Cornwall.
The harbour town of Falmouth was the setting for the majestic vessel's first foray onto water, the culmination of a year's painstaking construction using tools authentic to 2,000BC.
A crowd of onlookers cheered as the five-tonne boat - measuring 50ft (15m) in length and named Morgawr, meaning "sea monster" in Cornish - was guided into the still Cornish waters.
The prehistoric vessel has been reconstructed as part of a collaborative project with the University of Exeter and the National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth.
A team of volunteers, led by shipwright Brian Cumby, had spent the last year building this one-of-a-kind craft out of two massive oak logs using replica methods and tools, such as bronze-headed axes.
Andy Wyke, museum boat collection manager, said: "It has been incredible to see this whole project take shape in the museum building over the past 11 months. Volunteers have poured everything into transforming three oak trees to what we have seen and achieved today.
"It's been an incredible journey and one that will be remembered not only in our and Falmouth's history. All the discoveries made have proven maritime history. Academic theory has come to life. We're all so proud."
The build was led by university professor Robert Van De Noort, who joined the crew paddling on board the vessel. "I'm so happy with the responsiveness of the boat. We always said you had to build the whole boat to understand what Bronze Age people experienced," he said. "When I was steering the boat and it got up to speed, I could turn her easily and it was more seaworthy than I expected. We have learnt so much through the whole process and today's launch has revolutionised everything we knew."
Morgawr will undergo further sea trials over the coming weeks, to assess how she takes on water, with a view to keeping her at the museum for the indefinite future.
Dr Linda Hurcombe, University of Exeter archaeologist, said: "To sit inside something that has not been seen in British waters for 4,000 years and paddle it, and to see the carving of the wood, the tallow and the yew stitching all working together is a sight to behold."


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A new police station for people in Holywell opens on Monday
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The police have relocated from their Halkyn
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and re-furbished Old Town Hall Building.
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Owing to the fact that more and more people all over the world, including the UK, are starting to think about buying a used car, the used car market has become a bit of a mine field. What this means is that there are more and more less than honest car dealers, there are more and more stories of people buying a used car and then returning it because it turned out to be stolen; there are more and more stories about people buying a car which turned out to be a complete wreck and so on. This is exactly why there is something like an HPI used vehicle information check. This is a very powerful tool in the hands of anybody who is thinking of buying a used car in the UK, especially for people who do not have extensive experience with used cars or, for that matter, cars of any kind.
Here is a list of things you will find out through an HPI check:
- Outstanding finance – This is a very important aspect of buying a used car and it is related to the vehicle's ownership. If the vehicle in question has an outstanding finance agreement, it means that it cannot legally belong to you all until the agreement in question is met, that is until the loan is paid off in full. The HPI check will show if there is reason to be worried.
- Theft – When you want to buy a used car, one of the most important things to make sure is that the car you are about to buy is not a stolen one. This is very important because buying a stolen car will always result in a lot of trouble and it will always be a bad financial move, as it will be taken to the rightful owner by the police, leaving you without both the car and the money you paid for this car. The HPI is the best company to rely on when it comes to identifying a car's history.
- Clocked cars – This is one of the most common problems people have when buying a used car. Even the most experienced car enthusiasts cannot always tell if someone has been playing with the car's mileage. Therefore, instead of running the risk of buying a car which has been clocked, do an HPI check and be sure what the real mileage is.
- Write offs – Many used cars have at some point been written off, which means that they have been declared damaged in a way that keeps them from ever being safe to drive again. Nevertheless, they are bought by car dealers and resold again. This is very unsafe, and the HPI check will tell you whether a vehicle has been written off in the past.
- Cloned cars – When a car is stolen, it can be cloned, which means that it takes the identity of a legitimate car. A cloned car appears to be a valid one, as it has the chassis number and all the other important data of another car.
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Nicki Minaj on the 54th Annual Grammy Awards was a blasphemous mess that called attention to way too many personalities. make up your mind boo! Either be the dope ass rapper fans can faithfully applaud, or try to out stage Lady Gaga at what she does best. Because trying to execute both on national television is just crazy awful. I know you're weird, I know you can spit, and I have a hunch that you can pull more creativity than that desperate mess. So do it!
The whole deal with demons and religion is played out. Minaj, you is a motherf****** monster. You don't need no priest, because you's the kick ass MC who can spaz out on any beat without all the unnecessary distractions. Exorcisms are for movies, not the Grammy's. Was that the best you could do? I thought the purpose of your return was to release Roman out to seek revenge. Roman was just kickin' it in moscow. He was just calling bitches out for being stupid hoes. And now you want to go and ruin him by throwing in some Catholic BS? Come correct Nicki. You should have shown the world why you really deserved to even grace the Grammy's. I would have been more satisfied if you would have just finished rapping "Roman's Revenge" or even performed your dance-electro hit with David Guetta "Turn me On." Don't fall off now because you want the high life. I get that you want to build an empire. You're not trying to go back to Queens. But you can still be the bomb ass big booty wig wearing creator fans grew to love without all the shenanigans. Don't let them gimmicks take your shine. Lay off the cartoons, loosen up those lace fronts, put your pussy back on who's ever sideburns, get back to the studio, and let Nicki Minaj win.


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even better cooked on the grill. excellent, and easy to prepare.
Korean-Style Pork Tenderloin
lazylaurie Posted: 05/11/09
Katherine5 Posted: 01/02/09
Excellent. I used a skirt steak and it was fantastic. We used a grilling basket without a lid and my husband said the meat got more crispy if he didn't turn it.
NutsinNormal Posted: 01/01/10
We made this pork again a few nights ago-- I had forgotten how much we enjoy it! All you need to make it a meal is some steamed rice and stir-fried vegs. Be sure to drizzle with marinade/sauce. We ate a little over half of the tenderloin the first night, then used the remainder for fried rice the second night.
katilla Posted: 02/16/09
This was a great dinner. My boyfriend grilled the pork instead of baking and it was fantastic. I only let the pork marinate for about 7 hours but I could see how marinating a bit longer would intensify the flavors. We had leftovers tonight and it was just as good as the first night! Yummy yummy. Can't wait to make again!
Tiffin Posted: 05/27/10
This outstanding, easy recipe is a regular in our house. Following the recipe is best, but I occasionally make a few modifications: 1. When I don't have fresh ginger, I use a heaping teaspoon of ground ginger instead. 2. If I'm short on time, I skip browning the pork tenderloin (PTL). Instead I just take the pork out of the marinade and put it in the oven for about 25 minutes at 425 degrees, or I cook it on the grill. 3. Since PTL comes in a pack with two tenderloins at Costco, I usually double the marinade recipe and make two PTLs at once, so we have enough for sandwiches the next night.
smd1212 Posted: 05/19/10
Marinated for 2 days, and sauce was amazing - unfortunately, it took so much longer to roast that my family ended up eating the rice, green beans and roasted sweet potatoes alone (had to get somewhere). I ate the FINALLY roasted pork in solitary splendor, and it was great! Will take additional time into consideration next time, but disappointed in CL that time given was so off! Live and learn . . .
8stringfan Posted: 08/27/10
Very good. Like a lot of folks, I also think the cooking time is off. I actually prefer my pork tenderloin to be around 140, sometimes bit less, and I found the time to be perfect for that temp. However, for those who really want to cook it to 160, you're probably going to need to cook it longer than the recipe suggests. Of course oven temps vary from oven-to-oven so make sure you check it with a meat thermometer at 15 minutes and improvise from there. Also, don't forget that the marinade doubles as a sauce!! All in all this is a really tasty take on what is essentially a from-scratch terriyaki dish.
dburge Posted: 08/20/09
This is a super quick weekend night dinner. I served it with green beans and angel hair pasta. I marinated it longer (2 days).
ewachtler Posted: 01/25/10
This is an easy, delicious pork recipe. Love that you can throw it in a bag to marinate and then cook it up for a yummy meal! Very flavorful, one of our favorites for pork tenderloin!
Dalika Posted: 06/06/12
This was DeeLucious! And super easy. I only made one pound of tenderloin and it took longer to cook. I didn't have rice wine vinegar so I used apple cider vinegar. Mine wasn't even as tender as I would've liked but nevertheless, it still turned out really good. I didn't have a thermometer either. I cut a few slits across the top to allow the marinade to seep through and I'm not sure if helped but it I'm telling you, this was GOOD!
MelissaStu Posted: 12/02/12
If you like Korean food flavors, you'll love this recipe! I didn't happen to have a tenderloin, but my roomie had brought home stew pork. This was a great way to dress it up... I made the marinade and put it in a Ziplock bag with the meat overnight. The next day I sprayed a nonstick pan and browned the meat on high heat. Once it was brown, I backed off the heat and cooked it slowly... It turned out very well! Cook it! Enjoy it! Feel very Martha Stewart-ish ;)
KathJB Posted: 03/20/13
Fabulous marinade. Cooking time is too long. Pork came out overcooked. Next time will cook it on the grill or else only bake it for 10 minutes. Leftovers were good in a stir-fry with the rest of the sauce.
kzhwang Posted: 06/09/12
This is in our regular rotation of meals. I put it in the marinade the night before, then have a relatively quick dinner when we get home. I've made it for guests several times, and I've always been asked for the recipe. Even my picky kids love it!
CookingInIowa Posted: 06/13/12
We followed the marinade exactly, but because I forgot to marinade it overnight, I just left it on the counter for about 3 hrs. We grilled it, as others have suggested, and it was great. Served it sliced over rice with the sauce and Cantonese Spinach with Garlic (see my review). A great and quick dinner!


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Good day in the Evergreen State: legal cannabis went on sale in Bellingham (and across the state in approx 24 stores) this morning at 8 am. The line of customers stretches around the block, and we're nearly matched by the number of reporters, TV crews and photographers covering the celebration – national media, Canadian, Global TV. TODAY is the real Independence Day – freedom from prohibition, superstition, paranoia, propaganda and the failed War on Drugs!
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Today, I received an email from Senator Jim Inhofe (R-OK) in response to an email I sent him regarding hydraulic fracturing (fracking). This is the email he sent me:
Dear Ms. Cooper:
Thank you for taking the time to write me about hydraulic fracturing. I appreciate the opportunity to hear from you and to respond to your concerns.
As a senior member of the Committee on Environment and Public Works, I am committed to making the United States an energy independent country while balancing our need for environmental stewardship. The need for us to maintain a strong domestic energy portfolio has never been more pressing, and hydraulic fracturing is absolutely essential to fully achieving our oil and natural gas potential. I remain a strong advocate for protecting its use, as the process has proven to be both safe and beneficial to our energy security.
Oklahoma has a long history of hydraulic fracturing dating back to 1949 where the process was first successfully completed nearDuncan, Oklahoma. Hydraulic fracturing is the technology used to enhance the flow of energy resources from a well once the drilling is completed and all drilling materials have been removed from the site. The process involves pumping a high viscosity fluid additive into a rock formation through a man-made fracture, creating fluid filled cracks. Once these cracks are established, sand- like substance is injected to ensure these cracks do not close, allowing natural gas or oil to flow through the cracks and the well back to the surface. This process allows for a greater recovery of our natural resources in a cost efficient and environmentally safe way.
While the media has painted hydraulic fracturing as a dangerous undertaking, states like Oklahoma have safely and effectively regulated hydraulic fracturing for decades. In fact, over 1,000,000 wells have been successfully and safely fracked without any confirmed documented case of groundwater contamination. The State Review of Oil and Natural Gas Environmental Regulations, better known by its acronym STRONGER, is a nonprofit, multi-stakeholder organization whose purpose is to assist states in documenting the environmental regulations associated with the exploration, development and production of crude oil and natural gas. In a 2011 report, STONGER concluded that the "Oklahoma [fracturing] program is overall well-managed, professional and meeting its programs objectives." Hydraulic fracturing remains and will remain one of Oklahoma's greatest assets if regulation continues to take place on the state level and not from sweeping, unfunded regulations and mandates from the Obama Administration and the EPA. This idea of state level regulation is one that has proven successful and is a practice that has gained support from both sides of the aisle.
I am concerned that the unnecessary calls for the federal government to regulate hydraulic fracturing are motivated by political desires to end the process. Overregulating hydraulic fracturing would be devastating to Oklahoma. Right now, according to the United States Energy Information Administration, Oklahoma has over 83,000 producing oil wells and well over 43,000 producing natural gas wells. These wells are critical to helping America achieve energy independence, and they are also responsible for supporting over 300,000 jobs and generating over $51 billon for our state's economy each year. Oklahoma cannot afford to lose one dollar or job to senseless federal regulators, who generally are not acting in our best interest.
America is currently home to the largest endowment of oil, natural gas and coal in the world. Thankfully, our great state of Oklahoma is at the forefront of developing the technologies needed to capitalizeon such resources. We are in a better place today because of hydraulic fracturing, and the safe technology behind it has made it possible for many states and our own communities to enjoy the economic gains of our nation's renaissance of oil and gas production.
Again, thank you for your comments. Although we disagree, I hope we can find common ground on other issues.
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And here's my reply to him:
Senator Inhofe,
I cannot believe that you really think that hydraulic fracturing could possibly be safe. Pumping gases and chemicals into our groundwater is very dangerous. If you truly believe it is safe, then do me this one favor. Go to the home of one of your constituents who are experiencing problems with their water, such as methane buildup, flammability, noxious fumes and discoloration. I would like you to pour a big glass of tap water, and drink the entire glass. I want to see you do this and post it on YouTube. If you do this, if you put yourself at risk like that, I will accept your stance on fracking. If you can't bring yourself to do that, sir, then you need to either make fracking illegal, or you need to step down from office. Putting your constituents in harms way to make profits for yourself is not being a good legislator. It is just the opposite.
Know this, Senator: As long as you are in office, I will be working to make sure Oklahoman's know exactly the kind of person they put in office, and I will work tirelessly to make sure that Oklahoma votes you out.
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Rubio is very naive. He thinks that everyone will live up to their word when they haven't done so for over 20 years. Secure the border? When there are parts of Arizona that have warning signs telling you it is not safe for Americans to travel there and Janet says our border is secure well then let her go to the south of Arizona without her armed escort and drive around the desert for a while. Let's see how she survives. Rubio expects her to live up to any bargain and she hasn't lived up to one since she took office. A farce. The whole thing is a farce. Rubio I dare you to come out here and see how things are for real. No benefits? I watch families from Mexico picking up their kids from California schools all the time. Going to the doctor and showing their Mexican Consular ID by mistake and being told no the other one so they grab the California Medical ID and then do the same at the pharmacy. Eubio is an idiot.
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Today I found out that Philips will sell iOS-controlled multi-colored, energy efficient LED Light bulbs through Apple Stores. We have smart phones, smart appliances and now smart light bulbs from Philips called Hue.
iPhone 5 Camera Review
About a month ago, Apple announced the iPhone 5. It was released on September 21 and I was fortunate enough to receive mine that day, just in time for a trip to Seattle. This was not just a new iPhone for me, it was my first iPhone. The excitement of having the newest iPhone in my hands and an entire week to explore and photograph Seattle was almost more than I could handle. With a fully charged battery and comfortable shoes on my feet, I set out to see what the iPhone 5's camera had to offer us photographers.
Impossible Instant Lab
Last week, The Impossible Project launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund the creation of a printer that prints images directly from your iPhone's screen to Impossible Project film, resulting in true analog instant prints of your digital images. Instead of simply viewing images on your phone's screen or even sending them to a lab to be printed, the Impossible Instant Lab will use the light from your phone's screen to expose a piece of film, which then becomes a Polaroid-style photo.
Apple iPhone 5 Announcement
Today, Apple announced the release of it's latest phone, the iPhone 5. I am not only excited for this announcement because I plan to pre-order a new iPhone, but because it will mark my switch from an Android phone to an iPhone.
Although it has many new features that are sure to excite, one of the features I'm most excited about is the camera. Although the camera on my current phone takes good photos (for a phone, at least), I have always been jealous of the photos that come out of iPhones. Apple's latest and greatest phone is sure to have it's best camera yet, right? Let's check out the specs and see how they compare to the iPhone 4S:
iPhone 5
Screen – 4″, 640×1136, 326ppi Retina Display, 44% better color saturation than the iPhone 4S
Sensor – 8MP
Lens – f/2.4
Chip – A6 (40% faster image capture, saves images 1.7x faster, better noise reduction)
Dynamic Low Light Mode – Up to 2 stops better low-light performance
Sapphire crystal clear lens cover to protect the lens
Panorama mode – sweep the scene vertically to produce a smooth, clean panoramic image
iPhone 4s
Screen – 3.5", 640×960, 326ppi
Sensor – 8MP
Lens – f/2.4
Chip – A5
Pricing for the iPhone 5:
Price – 16GB $199, 32GB $299, 64GB $399
Of course, we all know that specifications can only tell you so much about a camera. The final proof will be in the images that come out of the camera. If all goes according to plan, I should receive my brand new iPhone 5 the day before I leave on a trip to Seattle. During that time, I plan on becoming very well acquainted with the phone and taking many photos with it. Once I feel I've really been able to test it out, you can expect a full review here.
If you want to follow my journey with this new camera, I mean phone, please find me on Instagram. My username is "john_bosley". Or, you can just view/follow my Instagram images on Pinstagram
Free Nikon App for the iPad/iPhone
If you just got a new Nikon flash or a new Nikon camera like the D4 or D800, maybe even a Nikon 1, there's an app for you. If you are like me, you don't want to carry a big manual with you everywhere you go but for those rare occasions you need to refer to it, it is nice to know that you can download the manual in pdf form from the Nikon website. To make it simple, Nikon has a free iPhone/iPad app (not available for Android to my knowledge) called Nikon Manual Viewer – it is free and much more convenient than carrying around a manual. Several of Nikon's product manuals for DSLRs, NIkon 1 and speedlights are available for download and viewing from within the app itself (currently only in English or Japanese).
What is Does
The app is free and easy to use, you go to the Downloads button and select your product from the menu.
iPhone Sunset
Decided to post these while on the subject of iPhone's camera capabilities and while writing a new article on photo noise reduction. This first image is slightly modified in Lightroom 3 (+20 Fill Light and +10 Saturation, Noise Reduction: +50 Luminance, +80 Detail):
Giveaway answer and the winner
First of all, big thanks to everyone who participated in our first giveaway – we have gotten over 60 comments from our readers and over 120 people voted in our poll. Before I announce the winner of the giveaway, I would like to first provide the answer to the question "what camera the image was shot with" of the Maroon Bells. The majority of the readers guessed it right – I did shoot the image with the iPhone (specifically iPhone 4). The original image did not look very good and had a couple of problems, specifically:
- The image was not very straight due to poor framing
- There was too much noise in the image (although shot at ISO 80)
- The colors were way off and there was too much magenta in the image
- The corners were very soft
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iPhone Panorama
While driving through a local state park with my family, I saw this beautiful sunset and decided to take some pictures of it with my iPhone (I know, I left the real camera at home). I took a few shots and then realized that the scene did not quite fit the frame, so I put the phone in vertical position and took a few vertical shots using the same technique I describe in my "Panoramic Photography Howto" article. The only problem was, I could not lock the exposure or change white balance on the phone… So, here is the result:
I stitched the panorama in Adobe Photoshop CS5, then brightened up the grass a little and slightly increased contrast. I think the result is OK, although the colors are a little out of whack…still not bad for a crappy phone camera (the new iPhone 4G is supposed to have a much better 5 megapixel camera). As Chase Jarvis puts it, the best camera is the one that is with you :)


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Subtitle Film Festival present Lapland Odyssey Details
A comedy about Janne, a man Lapland in Northern Finland, a man who has made a career out of living on welfare. Inari, his girlfriend is tired of Janne's incapability of getting a grip on life. Janne wasn't even able to buy a digital TV box that Inari had given money for. Inari gives an ultimatum: a digital box needs to arrive by dawn or she leaves. Janne sets out into the night with his two friends to find a box. On their way to the city of Rovaniemi, Janne and his friends face many challenges, obstacles and temptations. They learn that they need to be daring. There's no room to give into bitterness. The most important thing isn't success, but rather the journey itself.
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Indian men, small-but-effective penises, and custom condoms
The BBC reports that Indian men have smaller penises. Smaller than international condom standards, that is. A two-year study in India of 1,200 men, measuring the length and breadth of their penises, found that 60% of men had penises that were between 3 and 5 centimeters smaller than international condom standards. There were already studies […] [Read More]
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It's the time of year when spring cleaning actually seems attractive. The sun is sparkling, the windows beg to be opened. But what if you've got so much stuff the whole idea just makes your stomach knot up? What if you'd love to wipe down those walls, but you know you would have to spend […] [Read More]
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Randomly we hear in the news about a person who steps forward – often when others don't – to take a heroic step of altruism. It was a shock to me to discover that my brother, this week, was that person. Dan, a teacher, was driving my young nephew after school when he saw a […] [Read More]


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Categories > Celebrities > My Chemical Romance > The World Is Ours
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Leo came running throught the door. "We found someone." "Who?" "She says her name is Death Day."
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(#) EmsJayify 2011-12-29 06:50:46 AMshit, i'm sorry that I haven't R&R'd in a while! I've been busy writing up my own story haha.
Anyhoo, I'm really exited to see how this unfolds! c: Please update soon! ^-^
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13th International Workshop on Computational Physics and Materials Science: Total Energy and Force Methods
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Organizer(s): Directors: N. Marzari, P.J. Ordejon, S. Scandolo
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ICTP Experts Meeting on "Science and Renewable Energy"
15 January - 18 January
Organizer(s): Prof. Ali Sayigh, G. Furlan (local organizer)
Activity Information
Advanced Workshop on Nanomaterials: A Partnership between ICTP and ICMR
15 January - 19 January
Organizer(s): Directors: Anthony K. Cheetham, C.N.R. Rao, Fred Wudl, Jean Fréchet
E-mail: email@example.com
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Preparatory School to the Winter College on Fibre Optics, Fibre Lasers and Sensors
5 February - 9 February
Co-sponsor(s): Italian Society of Optics and Photonics (SIOF), Central European Initiative (CEI), National Science Foundation (NSF) through the Career Award number PHY-0449708.
Organizer(s): Director: G. Denardo
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 15 October 2006
(Limited Participation)
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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ICTP-ITU-URSI School on Wireless Networking for Scientific Applications in Developing Countries, including Environmental Monitoring
5 February - 23 February
Co-sponsor(s): CEI (Central European Initiatives),ITU (International Telecommunication Union)
Organizer(s): Directors: Sandro M. Radicella, Ryzard Struzak
E-mail: email@example.com
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Workshop on Biomedical Applications of High Energy Ion Beams
12 February - 16 February
Co-sponsor(s): ICGEB and University of Surrey; in collaboration with IAEA
Organizer(s): Directors: K. Kirkby, M. Folkard, C. Tuniz, N. Dytlewski
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Winter College on Fibre Optics, Fibre Lasers and Sensors
12 February - 23 February
Co-sponsor(s): International Commission for Optics (ICO), Optical Society of America (OSA), International Society for Optical Engineering (SPIE), European Optical Society (EOS), International Society on Optics Within Life Sciences (OWLS), Central European Initiative (CEI)
Organizer(s): Directors: H. Fragnito, A. Clarkson, A. Mignani; G. Denardo (ICTP Local Organizer)
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 15 October 2006
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Advanced School in High Performance Computing Tools for e-Science - joint DEMOCRITOS/INFM-eLab/SISSA-ICTP activity
5 March - 16 March
Organizer(s): Directors: Stefano Cozzini, Axel Kohlmeyer, Roger Rousseau
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 20 november 2006
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Conference on Milankovitch cycles over the past 5 million years
22 March - 24 March (24=Sat)
Organizer(s): G. Philander, A. Bracco, H. Achyuthan and F. Kucharski
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: extended deadline date: 15 January 2007
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Spring School on Superstring Theory and Related Topics
22 March - 30 March
Organizer(s): Directors: E. Gava, K.S. Narain, S. Randjbar-Daemi, J. de Boer, S. Kachru
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 19 January 2007
E-mail: email@example.com
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Spring College on Water in Physics, Chemistry and Biology
10 April - 20 April
Organizer(s): Directors: M.L. Klein, D.D. Klug, G. Scoles; ICTP Local Organizer: S. Scandolo
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: NEW DEADLINE 18 December 2006
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Please note NEW DEADLINE: 18 DECEMBER 2006
Workshop on Statistical Physics and Financial Markets
20 April - 21 April (21=Sat)
Co-sponsor(s): EU-NEST project COMPLEXMARKETS
Organizer(s): Directors: M. Marsili, A. Kirman, C. Hommes, T. Lux, M. Marchesi, M. Salmon.
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Workshop on Scientific Instruments and Sensors on the Grid
23 April - 28 April (28=Sat)
Organizer(s): Director: Roberto Pugliese (ELETTRA), Co-Director: Claudio Vuerli (INAF/OATs), Local Organizer: Alvise Nobile (ICTP)
E-mail: email@example.com
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School and Conference on Analytic Number Theory
23 April - 11 May
Organizer(s): Directors: R. Balasubramanian, J.-M. Deshouillers, E. Kowalski; ICTP Local Organizer: Le Dung Trang
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: November 30, 2006
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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ICTP Advanced School on Oceanography (ASO): "World Climate and Overturning Circulation in Oceans and Mediterranean Seas"
30 April - 11 May
Co-sponsor(s): in collaboration with IAEA-MEL (Marine Environment Laboratories, Monte Carlo)
Organizer(s): Directors: M. Gacic, P.-M. Poulain; ICTP Local Organizer: J. Kroeger.
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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G8-UNESCO World Forum on "Education, Innovation and Research: New Partnership for Sustainable Development"
10 May - 12 May (12=Sat)
Organizer(s): Government of Italy through its Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), ICTP and other Trieste Institutions. Contacts at ICTP: K.R. Sreenivasan, C. Tuniz
E-mail: email@example.com
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Workshop on the Physics of Tsunami, Hazard Assessment Methods and Disaster Risk Management (Theories and Practices for Implementing Proactive Countermeasures)
14 May - 18 May
Co-sponsor(s): In collaboration with IAEA.
Organizer(s): Directors: A. Godoy, N. Okada, G.F. Panza.
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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School and Conference on Algebraic K-Theory and its Applications
14 May - 1 June
Organizer(s): Directors: E. Friedlander, A.O. Kuku, C. Pedrini; ICTP Local Organizer: L. Goettsche
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 31 December 2006
E-mail: email@example.com
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Conference on "From Physical Understanding to Novel Architectures of Fuel Cells"
21 May - 25 May
Co-sponsor(s): International Society of Electrochemistry, Nissan Motor Co. Ltd., General Motors Corporation
Organizer(s): Directors: M. Eikerling, A.A. Kornyshev. Local Organizer: E. Tosatti
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: NEW DEADLINE 15 February 2007
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Activity Funds fully committed. Applications are accepted only from candidates not seeking financial support
International Workshop on QCD at Cosmic Energies III
28 May - 1 June
Organizer(s): Directors: Yuri Dokshitzer, Mark Strikman, Daniele Treleani
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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X-Ray Emission Techniques for Forensic Applications
28 May - 1 June
Co-sponsor(s): Central European Inititative
Organizer(s): Directors: A. Markowicz (IAEA, Vienna); G. Paolucci (Sincrotrone SCpA, Trieste); G. Mank (IAEA, Vienna); ICTP Local Organizer: C. Tuniz
E-mail: email@example.com
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Topical Consultancy on the Effects of Climate Change on the Occurrence, Frequency and Intensity of Extreme Meteorological and Hydrological Events - ACTIVITY CANCELLED -
4 June - 8 June
Organizer(s): A. Gürpinar, A.R. Godoy (IAEA); G. Panza (Univ. of Trieste & ICTP Local Organizer)
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Conference on Quantum Phenomena in Confined Dimensions
4 June - 8 June
Co-sponsor(s): NEC Laboratories America, Inc.
Organizer(s): Directors: V. Falko, J. Meyer, A. Millis; ICTP Local Organizer: B. Narozhny
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Conference on Structure and Dynamics in Soft Matter and Biomolecules: From Single Molecules to Ensembles
4 June - 8 June
Organizer(s): Directors: Hue-Sun Chan, C. Micheletti, M. Thorpe
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Activity Information (Online Application Form)
Summer School on Particle Physics
11 June - 22 June
Collaboration(s): The Italian Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN)
Organizer(s): A. Masiero, V. Rubakov, A. Smirnov (Local organizer)
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 15 March 2007
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Course on Natural Circulation Phenomena and Modelling in Water-Cooled Nuclear Reactors
25 June - 29 June
Organizer(s): Directors: John Cleveland, Jong Ho Choi; ICTP Local Organizer: Claudio Tuniz
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 30 March 2007
(Limited Participation)
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Conference and School on Predictability of Natural Disasters for our Planet in Danger. A System View: Theory, Models, Data Analysis
25 June - 6 July
Organizer(s): Directors: F. Giorgi, V. Keilis-Borok, D. Straus
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Common Concepts in Statistical Physics and Computer Science
2 July - 6 July
Organizer(s): Directors: S. Franz, M. Marsili, R. Zecchina (ICTP), A. Montanari (ENS & Stanford University), G. Parisi, F. Ricci-Tersenghi (Univ. La Sapienza)
E-mail: email@example.com
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Workshop on Cosmology and Strings
9 July - 13 July
Organizer(s): Directors: B. Acharya, P. Creminelli, U. Seljak
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Activity Information (Online Application Form)
As the deadline has now passed, applications only from participants not requesting Financial support can be accepted.
Summer School and Conference on Automorphic Forms and Shimura Varieties
9 July - 27 July
Organizer(s): Directors: L. Fargues, B.C. Ngo, D. Prasad
Local Organizer(s): R. Ramakrishnan
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: January 15, 2007
E-mail: email@example.com
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Conference and Research Workshop: Perspectives on Nonlinear Dynamics (Satellite Meeting of STATPHYS 23)
16 July - 27 July
Organizer(s): Directors: R. Ramaswamy, N. Gupte, M. Marsili
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: extended to 22 April 2007
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Workshop on Grand Unification and Proton Decay
22 July - 26 July (22=Sun)
Organizer(s): Directors: C.S. Aulakh, K. Babu, B. Bajc, C.K. Jung, A. Melfo, P. Nath,G. Senjanovic and F. Vissani.
E-mail: email@example.com
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School and Workshop on Highly Frustrated Magnets and Strongly Correlated Systems: From Non-Perturbative Approaches to Experiments
30 July - 17 August
Co-sponsor(s): European Science Foundation
Organizer(s): F. Becca, F. Essler, F. Mila, S. Shastry, A. Tsvelik
E-mail: email@example.com
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2007 Summer College on Plasma Physics
30 July - 24 August
Organizer(s): Directors: S.M. Mahajan, P.K. Shukla, R. Bingham, L. Stenflo, Z. Yoshida
E-mail: email@example.com
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Targeted Training Activity: Seasonal Prediction of South Asian Monsoon
6 August - 10 August
Organizer(s): J. Shukla (GMU & IGES/COLA, USA), In-Sik Kang (CES/SNU, Korea); Local Organizer at ICTP: Jin Ho Yoo
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Workshop on Turbulent Mixing and Beyond
18 August - 26 August (18=Sat 26=Sun)
Organizer(s): Organizing Committee: S.I. Abarzhi, Chairperson, (Chicago, USA), S. Anisimov (Landau Institute, Russia), M. Andrews (LANL, USA), S. Gauthier (CEA), D. Lamb (U of Chicago, USA), K. Nishihara (ILE, Osaka, Japan), R. Rosner (U of Chicago and ANL, USA), B. Remington (LLNL, USA), K.R. Sreenivasan (ICTP, Italy), A. Velikovich (NRL, USA).
E-mail: email@example.com
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Introduction to Nanofluidics
20 August - 24 August
Organizer(s): Directors: Elisabeth Charlaix, S. Raghu
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Summer School on Novel Quantum Phases and Non-equilibrium Phenomena in Cold Atomic Gases
27 August - 7 September
Organizer(s): M. Cazalilla, J.M.F. Gunn, A.F.C.K. Ho, W. Zwerger
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 14 February 2007
E-mail: email@example.com
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Borsellino College 2007. Spike Trains to Actions: Brain Basis of Behavior
3 September - 14 September
Organizer(s): Directors: Mathew E. Diamond, Raffaella Rumiati
E-mail: email@example.com
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4th European Conference on Severe Storms (ECSS 2007)
10 September - 14 September
Organizer(s): Directors: N. Dotzek, D.B. Giaiotti (OSMER), F. Giorgi (Local Organizer, ICTP), R. Jayaratne , F. Stel
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: ***extended to May 31, 2007
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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School of Nuclear Knowledge Management
24 September - 28 September
Co-sponsor(s): Central European Inititative
Organizer(s): Director: Y. Yanev, A. Kossilov; ICTP Local Organizer: C. Tuniz
E-mail: email@example.com
Activity Information (Online Application Form)
Advanced School and Conference on Statistics and Applied Probability in Life Sciences
24 September - 12 October
Organizer(s): Directors: J. Fan, P. Jagers, Z.-M. Ma, X. Meng; ICTP Local Organizer: Li Jiayu
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 20 May 2007
E-mail: email@example.com
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Ninth Workshop on Non-linear Dynamics and Earthquake Predictions
1 October - 13 October (13=Sat)
Organizer(s): Directors: V.I. Keilis-Borok, G.F. Panza, A.A. Soloviev
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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2006 Dirac Medal Ceremony
5 October
School on Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics
15 October - 26 October
Organizer(s): Directors: D. Bhattacharya, S. Massaglia, A. Rogava, S. Sridhar and K. Subramanian
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 30 June 2007
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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School on Pulsed Neutrons: Characterization of Materials
15 October - 26 October
Organizer(s): Directors: C.S.Bauer, G.Mank, A. Markowicz ; ICTP Local Organizer: C. Tuniz
E-mail: email@example.com
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College on Soil Physics
22 October - 9 November
Organizer(s): Directors: D. Gabriels, D. Nielsen, I. Pla Sentis, E. Skidmore; ICTP Local Organizer: G.C. Ghirardi.
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 30 June 2007
E-mail: email@example.com
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Nuclear Power Plant Simulators for Education
29 October - 9 November
Organizer(s): Directors: Andrey Pryakhin (IAEA), Seong-Gyun Moon (IAEA), Claudio Tuniz (ICTP)
(Limited Participation)
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Workshop on Understanding and Evaluating Radioanalytical Measurement Uncertainty (5-16 November) plus Fourth Coordination Meeting of the IAEA ALMERA Network (5-7 November)
5 November - 16 November
Organizer(s): Directors: P. Martin, U. Sansone; ICTP Local Organizer: C. Tuniz
E-mail: email@example.com
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Workshop on Nuclear Data for Science and Technology: Medical Applications
12 November - 23 November
Organizer(s): Director: R. Capote Noy (IAEA, Vienna) ; S.M. Qaim (Institut fuer Nuklearchemie, Juelich); ICTP Local Organizer: C. Tuniz
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Task Force Activity on "Long Wireless Links for Development: Best Practices"
12 November - 24 November (24=Sat)
Organizer(s): S.M. Radicella, M. Zennaro, C. Fonda
E-mail: email@example.com
Activity Information
Participation upon invitation only
School on Physics, Technology and Applications of Accelerator Driven Systems (ADS)
19 November - 30 November
Co-sponsor(s): in co-operation with International Atomic Energy Agency
Organizer(s): Director: Alexander Stanculescu. ICTP Local Organizer: C. Tuniz
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 20 May 2007
E-mail: email@example.com
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WCRP and ICTP Interpreting Climate Change Simulations: Capacity Building for Developing Nations Seminar
26 November - 30 November
Co-sponsor(s): WCRP and ICTP - Earth System Physics Section
Organizer(s): F. Giorgi and A. Henderson-Sellers
Limited Participation: Participation upon invitation only.
E-mail: email@example.com
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Workshop on Rich-Media Webcasting Technologies for Science Dissemination
3 December - 11 December
Organizer(s): Directors: E. Canessa, C. Fonda, M. Zennaro (ICTP-SDU); Co-Organizers: B. Logofatu (CREDIS, Romania), B. Hassler (CARET Video Studio, Cambridge University, UK)
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 27 July 2007
(Limited Participation)
E-mail: email@example.com
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ICTP Latin American String School (Bariloche - Argentina)
8 January - 25 January
Organizer(s): Directors: C. Nunez, G. Aldazabal, S. Randjbar-Daemi, K.S. Narain
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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School and Workshop on "Geometry and Topology of Singularities" (Cuernavaca - Mexico)
8 January - 26 January
Co-sponsor(s): ICTP,UNAM, CIMPA, CMI, MSRI, CNPq
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: For more information, please see: www.matcuer.unam.mx/~singularities/
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Secretary address:
Mathematics Institute of the National University, UNAM (Instituto de Matemáticas, Unidad Cuernavaca, UNAM) Cuernavaca, Mexico
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Second Latin-American School and Conference on Statistical Physics and Interdisciplinary Applications (Bento Gon�alves - Brazil)
5 February - 15 February
Organizer(s): Directors: J.J. Arenzon, D.A. Stariolo and M.C. Barbosa (Brazil) and S. Franz, M. Marsili and R. Zecchina (ICTP)
E-mail: email@example.com
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Seventh Workshop on the Applicability of Environmental Physics and Meteorology in Africa (Gaborone - Botswana)
26 February - 2 March
Organizer(s): Directors: A. Adedoyin, F.K.A. Allotey, F. Semazzi; F. Giorgi and J. Pal (ICTP Local Organizers)
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 1 December 2006
E-mail: email@example.com
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Workshop on the Interdisciplinary Science of Global Climate Change: Basic Elements (Buenos Aires - Argentina)
12 March - 4 April
Organizer(s): Directors: G. Philander, I. Orlanski, F. Giorgi. Local Organizer: Carolina Vera
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Fourth Regional Meeting in String Theory (Patras - Greece)
10 June - 17 June (10=Sun 17=Sun)
Organizer(s): Directors: F. Ardalan, Kiristis, I. Bakas, E. Rabinovici, S. Randjbar-Daemi
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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I Kodai-Trieste Workshop on Plasma Astrophysics (Kodaikanal - India)
27 August - 7 September
Co-sponsor(s): ICTP
Organizer(s): Directors: Vinod Krishan and Siraj Hasan, Indian Institute of Astrophysics
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Fax: 91-80-25500482: Venue: Kodaikanal Observatory, Kodaikanal, India
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School on Computational Condensed Matter Physics (Abuja - Nigeria)
5 November - 16 November
Co-sponsor(s): ICTP, Trieste, Italy; Local sponsor: National Mathematics Center (NMC), Abuja, Nigeria
Organizer(s): S. Scandolo (ICTP, Italy), G.A. Adebayo (Univ. of Agric., Abeokuta), local organizer J.O. Daniel (NMC, Abuja)
(Limited Participation)
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Activity Information
Sub-Saharian Workshop on Mathematical Analysis and Optimization (Abakaliki - Nigeria)
5 November - 25 November (25=Sun)
Co-sponsor(s): The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) Trieste, Italy and The Ebonyi State University and Forum for Training and Research in Mathematics (FORTIM) Abakaliki, Nigeria
Organizer(s): Directors: C.E. Chidume (ICTP, Trieste) and Ugochukwu Osisiogu (Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki)
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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ICTP Regional College on Medical Physics (Mumbai - India)
12 November - 23 November
Organizer(s): Jointly organized by ICTP and Bhabha Atomic Research Centre; ICTP Representative: Prof. Perry Sprawls
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 16 August 2007
Activity Information (Online Application Form)
School on Algebraic Approach to Differential Equations (Alexandria - Egypt)
12 November - 24 November (24=Sat)
Organizer(s): Directors: Mohamed Darwish, Mohamed Fahmy, Le Dung Trang, Mohamed Yousif
Deadline(s) for requesting participation: 30 May 2007
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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African Regional College on Science at the Nanoscale (Cape Town - South Africa)
19 November - 30 November
Organizer(s): Directors: A.C. Beye, M. Maaza, R. Gebauer, G. Scoles
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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NB: limited participation = limited facilities are available for practical sessions/laboratory work
- High Energy Physics
- Astroparticle Physics and Cosmology
- Condensed Matter and Statistical Physics
- Fundamental and Applied Mathematics
- Earth Physics, including Physics of Weather and Climate, Geophysics, Soil Physics, Radio Propagation
- Applied Physics, including Optics, Energy, Plasma Physics,Astrobiology, Medical Physics, Fluid Dynamics, MHD and Combustion
- Multidisciplinary Laboratory
- ICTP-IAEA Sandwich Training Educational Programme
- UNESCO-ICTP Mori Fellowship Scheme
- ICTP-University of Trieste-CNR ISMAR-OGS-OSMER FVG Ph.D. Program in Environmental Fluid Mechanics
- ICTP-University of Trieste Laurea Magistralis in Fisica
- ICTP-University of Trieste Laurea Magistralis in Astrofisica e Fisica Spaziale
For more information on these events, external Organizers should be contacted directly
Workshop on Pixel Detector
18 January - 19 January
Organizer(s): Dr. Ralf Menk (ELETTRA, Trieste)
ICMR Advisory Board Meeting
19 January
Organizer(s): Mrs. Jennifer Ybarra
(Limited Participation)
Meeting on Communication in Science (European Meeting Programme LEONARDO)
1 March - 2 March
Organizer(s): SISSA MEDIALAB.
Nineteenth Session of the IOC Committee on International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange (IODE-XIX)
12 March - 16 March
Co-sponsor(s): ICTP
Organizer(s): Dr. Renzo Mosetti, OGS Trieste
Activity Information
Secondo Meeting Annuale SeaDataNet
19 March - 22 March
Organizer(s): Istituto Nazionale di Oceanografia e di Geofisica Sperimentale (OGS), Trieste, Italy
Activity Information
Theoretical Course on RNA
2 April - 5 April
Organizer(s): ICGEB, Padriciano 99, Trieste; Director: Prof. G. Tocchini-Valentini
Activity Information
IAMP Executive Committee Meeting
19 April - 20 April
Organizer(s): IAMP Secretariat
Scuola ARS2
22 April - 26 April (22=Sun)
Contact Person: Dr. Andrea Lausi
Organizer(s): Dr. Andrea Lausi (ELETTRA)
Activity Information
OLIFIS 2007 - Olimpiadi della Fisica
13 May - 20 May (13=Sun 20=Sun)
Organizer(s): Dr. Giuliana Cavaggioni
Friction and Wetting - Informal School and Workshop
21 May - 25 May
Organizer(s): Profs. Antonio De Simone (SISSA) and Erio Tosatti (SISSA/ICTP)
Activity Information
Meeting of the IAP Programme on Water Research and Management
29 May - 31 May
Organizer(s): TWAS-IAP
Roberto Car 60th Birthday Symposium
21 June - 23 June (23=Sat)
Organizer(s): Giulia Galli (UC Davis), Nicola Marzari (MIT), Sandro Scandolo (ICTP), Ralph Gebauer (ICTP)
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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International Conference on "Frontiers of Knowledge in the XXI Century. Sciences in Dialogue in the New Europe"
27 June - 29 June
Organizer(s): The Italian Sector of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. Local Organizer: Prof. L. Dabrowski (SISSA)
Activity Information
Meeting of the IUPAP Commission on Physics for Development (C13)
1 September (1=Sat 1=Sat)
Organizer(s): Contact in Trieste: Prof. D. Treleani
(Limited Participation)
5. Corso di Alta Formazione alla Ricerca - Lo Studio dell'Infrastruttura e la Sicurezza Stradale
4 September - 7 September
Organizer(s): University of Trieste, Prof. A. Marchionna
Training Workshop on Remote Sensing of Deep Convective Storms
5 September - 7 September
Organizer(s): EUMETSAT (Darmstadt, Germany) and OSMER (Italy); Local Organizer: Dr. Fulvio Stel
European Brain and Behaviour Society 39th Meeting
15 September - 19 September (15=Sat)
Organizer(s): Co-hosted with SISSA; contact person: Dr. Alessandro Treves (SISSA)
Activity Information
TWAS/COSTIS/UNDP Workshop - Cities, Science and Sustainability
20 September - 22 September (22=Sat)
Organizer(s): TWNSO
International Workshop on Accelerators Operations - WAO 2007
24 September - 28 September
Organizer(s): Sincrotrone TS; Workshop Chairman: Dr. E. Karantzoulis
Activity Information
XVII Giornata Archivistica Internazionale
16 October - 23 October
Organizer(s): Dr. Grazia Tato', Dr. Antonio Monteduro (International Institute for Archival Science of Trieste and Maribor)
Workshop on Noncommutative Manifolds
22 October - 26 October
Organizer(s): Prof. L. Dabrowski (SISSA), Prof. G. Landi (University of Trieste)
The Right to Life in Africa "Everyone has the Right to Life, Liberty and the Security of person"
9 November - 10 November (10=Sat)
Organizer(s): Arch. Roberto Costa, Università degli Studi di Trieste - Italy
E-mail: email@example.com
TWAS 18th General Meeting
13 November - 14 November
Organizer(s): Prof. M.H.A. Hassan
E-mail: email@example.com, email@example.com
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Workshop on "Biogeochemical processes and fish dynamics in food web (ecopath) models for end-to-end conceptualization of marine ecosystems. Theory and use of Ecopath with Ecosim"
26 November - 27 November
Co-sponsor(s): ICTP
Organizer(s): Dr. Cosimo Solidoro (OGS, Trieste)
Activity Information
The 6th European Conference on Ecological Modelling, ECEM'07"Challenges for ecological modelling in a changing world: Global Changes,Sustainability and Ecosystem Based Management"
27 November - 30 November
Co-sponsor(s): ICTP
Organizer(s): Dr. Cosimo Solidoro (OGS, Trieste)
Activity Information
XV ELETTRA Users' Meeting
3 December - 4 December
Organizer(s): Ufficio Utenti, Sincrotrone Trieste
Activity Information
Meeting on Reducing Maternal and Perinatal Mortality in Developing Countries
14 December - 15 December (15=Sat)
Organizer(s): InterAcademy Medical Panel c/o TWAS
How to Apply
The relevant Application Forms for each ICTP activity listed in the Scientific Calendar are also available online on the web pages of the individual activities (generated by the "Agenda" archive system). Please see below for instructions on how to search for an activity. If the Application Forms are not available online they may be requested through the activity's e-mail indicated in the Calendar. To obtain printed copies of the ICTP Scientific Calendar and bulletins of activities please write to:
The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics
Support Services
Strada Costiera 11
I-34014 Trieste (Italy)
Search the Activities Archive
The Document Server Search Tool allows to query the ICTP Agenda/Archives of ICTP activities which is mantained by the SCS. http://cdsagenda5.ictp.it/search_docs.php
Courier E-mailing List
There is a free online service for the dissemination of information on all ICTP activities, programmes and related announcements via e-mail. To subscribe, send an e-mail to: " email@example.com ", leave the Subject empty, and type in the body of the message: subscribe "your e-mail address". Any comments or suggestions on this service are most welcome, please address them to "email@example.com "
Retrieving Information via E-mail
Information on a specific ICTP activity of the Scientific Calendar can also be retrieved via E-mail through this simple procedure: Send an email to the e-mail address associated to the activity (email@example.com) using as Subject "get info" . This will enable you to receive a description of the activity and a list of the associated documents (The documents are listed inside the description, under the header 'Documents'.)
If you then send another mail to the same address with Subject: "get document_name" (where document_name is one of the documents listed in the message describing the activity: for instance "Bulletin" or "Announcement" or "Application_form", you will receive a copy of the requested document (as an attachment, if it is not simple text; in the body of the mail, if it is text).
The forms, accessed as above, can be used by all to apply for local/travel support from ICTP. In addition, some Member States have signed Agreements with ICTP to make available -- for their own nationals -- a small number of travel fellowships, for participation in various ICTP activities. We list these below, together with the contact information for the relevant agency.
i) China: Bureau of International Cooperation, National Science Foundation of China, email: email@example.com, phone: + 86 10 623 26998, fax: + 86 10 623 27004
ii) India: International Cooperation Division, Department of Science and Technology, email: email@example.com, website: http://dst.gov.in/, http://www.stic-dst.org/, fax: +91 11 268 62418
iii) Iran: International and Scientific Cooperation Office, Isfahan University of Technology, email: email@example.com, website: http://www.iut.ac.ir/, phone: +98 311 391 2505, fax: +98 311 391 2502
Mailing Address:
The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics
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