- MycoRed AFRICA 2011 Conference
The MycoRed Africa 2011 Conference will bring together a range of international experts to discuss mycotoxicological issues in general and mycotoxin reduction measures in particular. The Conference... - INTERNATIONAL MYCOTOXIN CONFERENCE 2010
USM-ISM-MYCORED-CIMMYT Mycotoxin Conference 2010 will be organised by Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) and co-organised by International Society for Mycotoxicology (ISM), EU MycoRed Project, and... - MycoRed Workshop
We have the pleasure to invite you to participate in MycoRed international workshop under entitle
"Mycotoxicological risks in Mediterranean countries: economic impact,... - 2010 ISM - MYCORED JOINT CONFERENCE
1/4 Dec 2010 - Penang, Malaysia
“Global Mycotoxin Reduction Strategies: Research Advances in Asia and the Pacific Rim”
is the title of the international conference on Mycotoxin research... - 5TH ANNUAL WORKSHOP OF NIGERIA MYCOTOXIN AWARENESS AND STUDY NETWORK 2010
The NMASN is organizing workshop on a Mycotoxin Management in Agriculture. The Nigeria Mycotoxin Awareness and Study Network (NMASN) is a body of scientists in the academia, industry, government... - MycoRed INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MYCOTOXICOLOGICAL RISKS IN MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES
25-27 October 2010 - Cairo, Egypt.
The workshop will be focused on the cooperation among Mediterranean Countries, with an overview on the current situation on the occurrence of... - 11th European Fusarium Seminar ‘Fusarium – Mycotoxins, Taxonomy, Pathogenicity and Host Resistance’ 20/24 September 2010 - Radzikow, Poland. The 11th European Fusarium Seminar ‘Fusarium – Mycotoxins, Taxonomy, Pathogenicity and Host Resistance’ will be held at IHAR - Plant...
- The World Mycotoxin Forum
8/10 November 2010 - The Netherlands.
The World Mycotoxin Forum is the leading international meeting series on mycotoxins where food and feed industry representatives meet with people from... - 13th Congress of the Mediterranean Phytopathological Union
20/25 June 2010 - Rome, Italy.
The Conference is dedicated to the different fields of plant pathology, including control strategies. The different sessions of the congress will cover applied... - 2nd International MoniQA Conference
8/10 June 2010 - Krakow, Poland.
The 2nd International MoniQA Conference (EU FP7 project) will set out the state of the art on managing emerging and persisting food hazards and the related...
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ISM Members
The Society shall consiste of Ordinary Members, Student Members, Honorary Members, Retired Members and Sustaining Members.
Ordinary Members:open to any person interested in the objectives of the Society with a degree from a recognised University/College or who has appropriate training and experience in the area.
Student Members: open to any student enrolled in a degree program in Mycology, Microbiology, Plant Pathology, Food Chemistry, Toxicology (Medical and Veterinary Sciences), Biology, Food Technology or related field.
Honorary Members: Distinguished Scientists, as determined by the Council of the Society
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Benefits for ISM Membership
- Reduction of 15 % on registration fee for all conferences/workshops sponsored by ISM
- Individual ISM members are eligible to subscribe at the 2009 preferential subscription rate of €83.00 the internationally recognised and peer-reviewed journal Food Additives and Contaminants, available in online edition only. (FAC Volume 26, 12 issues)
- 20% reduction on deposit/request of fungal strains from ITEM Collection (http://www.ispa.cnr.it/Collection)
- Receiving of Mycotoxicology Newsletter (www.mycotoxicology.org)
- Receiving a t-shirt of the ISM as gift for the subscription (see photo on the left)
- Updating of all News sponsored by ISM by e-mail
- Accession to web-reserved area for ISM members (Archives of proceedings, abstracts, Forum, list of ISM members etc.)
- Supporting prevention/resolution of mycotoxins problems in Third World countries