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Future Conferences > Enzymology and ecology of the nitrogen cycle

Enzymology and ecology of the nitrogen cycle

15—17 September 2010

University of Birmingham, UK



A Biochemical Society Focused Meeting

Abstract submission deadline: 14 July 2010

Online abstract submission is now closed. If you wish to submit an abstract please contact the Conference Office. Late abstracts will not appear in the programme book.
 
Earlybird registration deadline: 16 August 2010
Registration is now open

Proceedings (invited speakers) will be published in Biochemical Society Transactions

Oral communication slots are available at this meeting. All attendees, particularly researchers in the early stages of their career, are invited to submit a poster abstract for consideration as an oral communication.

Student Travel Grants are available for this meeting.

 

Meeting Background:

Each September PhD students and young scientists from across Europe gather to present their data at the annual European Nitrogen Cycle meeting.  In 2010 and with the support of the Biochemical Society the 15th meeting in the series will also include a number of contributions from invited speakers. Every young participant attending the meeting is encouraged to present their work, preferably orally but at least as a poster. The meeting will be held in Lucas House, Birmingham University, and will be fully residential. Scientific sessions will begin on the afternoon of 15 September with a Plenary Lecture, and will be followed by twenty short presentations by PhD students and post-doctoral research fellows interspersed with eight slightly longer lectures from internationally recognized senior scientists. The scope of the meeting will span from ecology to microbial physiology, biochemistry, molecular genetics and gene regulation. It will cover all aspects of the Biological Nitrogen Cycle: nitrification; denitrification; respiratory reduction of nitrate to ammonia; annamox; the generation and removal of reactive nitrogen species; and the effects on climate of the Greenhouse gases nitric oxide, nitrogen dioxide and especially nitrous oxide.

 

Topics:

Climate change

Denitrification

Nitrate reduction

Nitrification

Nitrogen cycle

Nitrosative stress