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Upcoming Conferences

Phenology 2010: Climate change impacts and adaptation

Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, 14 - 17 June 2010

http://www.tcd.ie/Botany/phenology/2010/

BIOMET 7

Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg, Germany, 12 - 14 April 2010

Deadline for Abstracts has been extended to 15 January 2010

http://www.mif.uni-freiburg.de/biomet/bm7/

Letter From ISB President Dr. Paul Beggs

Dear Visitor to the ISB Website,

The International Society of Biometeorology (ISB) welcomes all visitors to this website. Whether you are a member of the Society, a non-member scientist with an interest in biometeorology, from government, industry, the media or the public, I hope you find the website interesting and informative regarding both biometeorology as a topic and the International Society.

The interdisciplinary science of biometeorology is of great importance and relevance in the world today, with applications in many sectors and issues of importance to life on earth. The ISB has many outstanding scientists amongst its members, and it actively seeks to support students and new professionals with an interest in biometeorology. As President of the Society, I aim to significantly develop and enhance the Society over the coming years, and I welcome feedback, comment and questions, from anyone regarding the ISB and biometeorology.

Yours sincerely,


Dr Paul Beggs
paul.beggs@mq.edu.au


Pictures From ICB 2008 in Tokyo

These pictures are courtesy of Scott Sheridan. Click on the picture to view a larger version.

Tokyo Image #1

Senior members of the Society about to break open the Sake barrel at the beginning of the Congress Dinner, Wednesday 24 September 2008.

From left to right: Dr Glenn McGregor, President-Elect; Dr Paul Beggs, President; Dr Wop Rietveld, Chair of Tromp Foundation; Dr LeRoy Hahn, Advisor to the Board; Dr Larry Kalkstein, Past-President; Dr Masaki Iriki, Chair of Congress Organizing Committee.
Tokyo Image #2

Congress Dinner entertainment! Congress delegates being instructed in the finer points of traditional Japanese drum playing.
Tokyo Image #3

Congress delegates playing a Japanese drum.