PRELIMINARY
PROGRAM
The preliminary program is now
available to view.
POSTERS
The poster listing is available
to view.
Program and poster listing were updated on Thursday 3 June 2010
INSTRUCTIONS ON LOCATING PRESENTATION
- Click on above links to open the Program/Poster
listing.
- On your keyboard, hold the Ctrl + F
buttons to bring up the search option.
- Type in your surname or the title of the presentation
to locate your scheduled time or poster number.
Note: Only presenters are listed. Co-authors will
be listed in the abstracts publication.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
The program for GIM 2010 covers topics of major and
current interest in the genetic manipulation and exploitation
of industrial microorganisms.
Current advancements in these fields will be highlighted
by industry leaders who will present their research
findings in plenary lectures and symposia. In
addition there will be numerous sessions, as well
as poster sessions, to discuss developments in smaller
settings. Attendees of GIM 2010 will have a valuable
opportunity to meet the major players in industrial
biotechnology, to gain insights into future opportunities,
and to develop valuable networks. Our organising
committee wishes to make your visit to Melbourne extra
special. We look forward to meeting you.
Furthermore, the Australian Society for Microbiology
Annual Conference will be in Sydney after GIM 2010
and the program will also cover Industrial Microbiological
aspects. This offers a special opportunity for
an extended visit to Australia.
The GIM 2010 program will be developed around the
following streams:
- Genetics & physiology of industrially important
microorganisms
- Sustainability & global resource management
using microbial genetic resources
- Omics of environmental technologies
- Microbial processes for food & beverage industry
- Microbial genome structure & evolution
- Search & biodiscovery of new therapeutic agents
- Viral genetics and discovery of novel antiviral
compounds
- New & alternative therapies
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