The SIP Newsletter - Society for Invertebrate Pathology
The SIP Newsletter - Society for Invertebrate Pathology
The SIP Newsletter - Society for Invertebrate Pathology
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February 2006 <strong>Society</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Invertebrate</strong> <strong>Pathology</strong> Vol. 39, No. 1Fungus Division (Chair: Joergen Eilenberg,JEI@KVL.DK)I A Cordyceps symposiumOrganizer: Richard Humber (rah3@cornell.edu)II Ecology of EntomophthoralesOrganizer: Ming-Guang Feng (mgfeng@zju.edu.cn)Microsporidia Division (Chair: Gernot Hoch,hoch@ento.boku.ac.at)I Microsporidia in silk mothOrganizers: Gernot Hoch (hoch@ento.boku.ac.at) andLeellen Solter (lsolter@uiuc.edu)Microbial Control Division (Chair: MichaelBrownbridge (michael.brownbridge@agresearch.co.nz)I Novel approaches <strong>for</strong> dealing with difficult dataOrganizer: Surendra Dara (skdara@ucdavis.edu)II <strong>The</strong> LUBILOSA project in RetrospectiveOrganizer: Roy Batemann (r.bateman@imperial.ac.uk)Nematode Division (Chair: Parwinder Grewal,grewal.4@osu.edu)I Emerging pest targets <strong>for</strong> entomopathogenic nematodesOrganizer: David Shapiro-Ilan(dshapiro@saa.ars.usda.gov) and Richou Han (richouhan@163.net)Virology Division (Chair: James E Maruniak,marun@ufl.edu)I Diseases of aquatic invertebratesOrganizer: Just Vlak (Just.Vlak@wur.nl)II Field per<strong>for</strong>mance of insect virusesOrganizer: Zhihong Hu (huzh@wh.iov.cn)Cross-Divisional Symposia:I Monitoring and managing <strong>for</strong> Bt-resistance: <strong>The</strong>challenges <strong>for</strong> the next decade (MCD & BD)Organizers: Juan Ferre (Juan.Ferre@uv.es) & CarlosBlanco (Cblanco@mas-stoneville.ars.usda.gov)II News in invertebrate immunity: from humoral tocellular response (BD & FD)Organizers: Christina Nielsen-LeRoux(Christina.nielsen@jouy.inra.fr) and Rosalind James(rjames@biology.usu.edu)III Nematodes and Bacteria: from Pathogenicity toMutualism: (BD & ND)Organizers: Raffi Aroian(raroian@biomail.ucsd.edu) and Parwinder Grewal(grewal.4@osu.edu)Workshops:I Microbes commercialized in China/Asia(Microbial Control Division)Organizer: Vince D'Amico(Vincent.D'Amico@usda.gov)II Beneficial and noxious Microsporidia of Asia(Microsporidia Division)Organizer: Regina Kleespies (r.kleespies@bba.de)Deadline <strong>for</strong> abstracts: April 29, 2006<strong>The</strong> Program committee solicits your contributionof abstracts <strong>for</strong> presentations at the meeting.Contributed oral presentations will be limited to 12minutes with an additional 3 minutes <strong>for</strong> answeringquestions. Because of concurrent sessions,moderators will be instructed to keep to thescheduled times. Digital projection and PCcomputer equipments are available. Morein<strong>for</strong>mation about this will be provided shortly(details will be posted on the meeting websitehttp://sip2006.hzau.edu.cn). Posters should be 0.9m (3 ft) wide and 1.2 m (4 ft) tall. Tacks <strong>for</strong>mounting posters will be provided.Participants in the Student Competition will belimited to one presentation, either a poster or acontributed paper, but not both.April 29 is the deadline <strong>for</strong> receipt of abstracts <strong>for</strong>the symposia, contributed papers, poster andplenary presentations. Abstracts received after thedeadline will not be printed and late submissionswill be scheduled as posters if space permits. <strong>The</strong>Program Committee reserves the right to requestthat some contributed papers be presented asposters although this will only be done if absolutelynecessary. <strong>The</strong> printed Program and Abstract bookwill be available only to those registered <strong>for</strong> thePage 3
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