DCHAS-L Archives · Post dated March 7, 2005
From: List Moderator <approval12**At_Symbol_Here**ESF.UVM.EDU>
Subject: Call for Papers: "Biocides Old and New: Where Chemistry and
Date: Mar 7, 2005 14:04 UTC
Reply-To: List Moderator <approval12**At_Symbol_Here**ESF.UVM.EDU>
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Below is an announcement and "Call for Paper" for the symposium "Biocides Old and New: Where Chemistry and Microbiology Meet". This symposium will be held at Pacifichem 2005, Hawaii, Dec. 15-20. For more information, you may want to visit <<http://www.pacifichem.org/>http://www.pacifichem.org/> and <<http://www.pacifichem.org/c_symposia/c_symp_50.htm>http://www.pacifichem.org/c_symposia/c_symp_50.htm> on the conference and the symposium, respectively. The deadline for abstract submission is April 13, and is approaching quickly. Your help will be mostly appreciated. Should you have any questions or concerns, please let us know as soon as possible. Peter C. Zhu, Ph.D., Research Fellow, Biocides Research, ASP; 33 Technology Drive, Irvine, CA 92618, USA Phone: (949)789-3848 e-mail: pzhu1**At_Symbol_Here**aspus.jnj.com Symposium Announcement and Call for Abstract Submissions PacifiChem 2005 "BIOCIDES OLD AND NEW: WHERE CHEMISTRY AND MICROBIOLOGY MEET" (Symposium # 50) Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, December 15-20, 2005 Abstract Deadline, April 13, 2005 A symposium on Biocides Old and New: Where Chemistry and Microbiology Meet will be held at Pacifichem 2005. Please visit http://www.pacifichem.org/ and http://www.pacifichem.org/c_symposia/c_symp_50.htm for more information on the conference and the symposium, respectively. Historically, it was the interplay of chemistry and microbiology that helped to create new biocides and new methods of infection control. Recent progress in both chemistry and life sciences once again offers many opportunities and challenges in these areas. This symposium is planned as a forum to review recent developments in biocides and infection control. The focus will be on: (1) newer and safer biocidal chemicals for infection control, (2) mechanism(s) of the biocidal action of chemicals against planktonic forms and biofilms of pathogenic organisms, and (3) biocides against emerging, reemerging and antibiotic-resistant pathogens. This is the first symposium of its kind at a PacifiChem conference. Several prominent experts have already accepted invitations for oral presentations. This announcement is to invite abstracts for high-quality posters based on original and unpublished work. A symposium book is being proposed for selected presentations as an ACS Symposium Series Book, to be published by the American Chemical Society and Oxford University Press. While the deadline for poster abstracts is April 13, 2005, we would encourage submissions as early as possible. Changes to the abstracts may be possible till the indicated deadline. For submissions, please visit http://www.pacifichem.org/ and note that the number for this symposium is #50. In case of any problems, please contact Peter Zhu at pzhu1**At_Symbol_Here**aspus.jnj.com. As a reminder, this symposium is under the topic of biochemistry. Thus, blending or coverage of both chemistry/biochemistry and disinfection is essential in any poster to be considered for presentation. If your abstract is not yet ready, please indicate as soon as possible your interest in submitting one by completing the form below. This will help us greatly in planning and preparation of the book proposal. Your full name Your title Your institution name and address Your e-mail address and phone # Poster title Brief summary of the poster Your expertise