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WELCOME TO VIBRIO 2011 |
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Santiago de
Compostela, november 2-5, 2011 |
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This conference follows a series of very successful
meetings that started in Ghent in 2005, and continued in Paris
(2007) and Rio de Janeiro (2009). As in previous editions, the goal
of this meeting is to have a forum of interdisciplinary discussion
of the present knowledge on vibrios as well as to identify the main
research needs for future projects. Cutting-edge studies covering
the four main streamlines of current research i.e. Biodiversity,
Genetics/Genomics, Disease/Epidemiology, Ecology and Applications
will be presented during Vibrio2011.
The meeting is targeted at bacterial taxonomists,
microbial ecologists, geneticists and genome researchers, health
management workers and students.
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Santiago de Compostela is a city of pilgrimage for catholics
since the Middle Age and it receives thousands of visitors each year, but it is
also a lively university town. The University of Santiago de Compostela was
founded in 1495 and it maintains one of the most important academic traditions
in Europe.
In 2009, CAMPUS VIDA, a Biocampus comprising a number of
institutional agents and companies and lidered by the University of Santiago de
Compostela, it was recognized as an International Campus of Excellence devoted
to the Life Sciences.
We hope that our warm city will provide you with the best opportunities to have
a wonderful meeting and an enjoyable stay |
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