Modern Agriculture in Central and Eastern Europe
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Location
International Congress Centre Berlin (ICC)
Language
Conference language will be English
MACE project co-ordinator:
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Uwe Jens Nagel
(uj.nagel@agrar.hu-berlin.de)
2009 Conference co-ordinator:
Dr. Kelly Labar
(mace2010@iamo.de)
Mail address:
Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development
in Central and Eastern Europe (IAMO)
Theodor-Lieser-Straße 2
06120 Halle (Saale)
Germany
Conference Fee
The conference participation fee is 100 Euro.
Cost and Financial Support
The European Community provides limited financial support to eligible
participants which covers parts of their travel, accommodation and subsistence
costs including the fee for the conference participation.
Objectives of the Conference
The conference will provide a special forum for eligible researchers to build
contacts with their peers from across Europe and leading researchers. Young
scientists are expected to play an active role at the conference. The fourth
Green Week Scientific Conference will concentrate on the challenges of education
and innovation in the Central and Eastern Countries (CEEC). The focus will
mainly be on innovation processes in agriculture linked to the spread of
knowledge in rural areas.
Organised within the EU sponsored MACE Project, the Green Week Scientific
Conferences will be held annually until 2010. It is intended to continue the
event beyond this date by securing additional finances and sponsors. The series
of events offers unique training opportunities for junior researchers who want
to join an international network.
Topics
The conference “Challenges of Education and Innovation” will particularly
address:
Conference Structure
The conference will combine selected topical lectures from senior scientists
with workshops where junior researcher can present and discuss their current
work and receive feedback from their peers and the discussants. Proceedings will
be published electronically as well as in book form.
Participants
Young scientists engaged in post-graduate or post-doctoral studies from EU,
associated, as well as third countries are invited to participate. Young
scientists from Central and Eastern European countries are particularly
encouraged to apply. Participation of researchers from all agricultural
disciplines is envisaged.
Participants who have played an active role at MACE Summer Schools or Training
Courses can also apply. Members of the EU 27 and Associated States may apply for
funding. For a limited number of participants from other countries as well as
Germany funding is also available.
Call for papers
All contributed full papers will go through peer review.
They have to be submitted electronically no later that October 16th 2009.
Papers have to be submitted in pdf format. Please refer to the guidelines for full paper for the paper's formatting.
Time Schedule
16th October 2009:
Deadline for submission of full papers and grant applications
16th November 2009:
Notification of acceptance of the paper.
13-14th January 2010:
Third Green Week Scientific Conference: “Challenges of Education and Innovation”