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Introduction

Environmental sustainability has become a worldwide issue, particularly relating to continual efforts in preventing and safeguarding nature from anthropogenic disturbances. In addressing this issue, biotechnology has proven that it can generate enormous wealth and influence various economic sectors to practice less wasteful use of materials and energy, resulting in decreased emission of greenhouse gases and other pollutants, enabling greater and more efficient use of renewable resources, and lessening dependence on nonrenewable resources. Therefore, biotechnology is currently being widely used in production processes across the world as opposed to the conventional chemical synthesis of products.Introduction of new technologies from modern microbiology has enabled engineers and scientists to solve complex environmental problems, such as bio-detoxification of hazardous wastes.

In many cases these micro-organisms and their products are integrated into substrates for environmental clean-up processes, such as biomining, bioremediation, biofiltration, and others.

This conference provides a good opportunity for researchers, academicians, and students who have similar research fields and interests in biotechnology to take part in knowledge transfer and networking for the sustainability of the environment.


Theme

Current Trends in Biotechnological Research for Environmental Sustainability


Sub Themes

  • Natural resources and natural products
  • Aquatic biotechnology
  • Renewable energy
  • Solid waste, wastewater, and hazardous waste treatment
  • Restoration ecology
  • Marine and freshwater ecology

All accepted papers will be published in a conference proceeding with valid ISBN.


 

Important Dates

Here’s the important dates for authors

Dates Description
May 15th 2016 Abstract submission deadline
June 6 2016 Notification of acceptance/rejection
June 20 2016 Early-bird registration deadline
June 30 2016 Full paper submission deadline
July 19th 2016 Application for free accommodation deadline
August 24-25 2016 Conference
August 26th 2016 Academic visit to Talangagung landfill and Mt. Bromo

 


 

Speakers

Our IPCB 2016 invites prominent and experienced professors and lectures in the field of biotechnology. The speakers are:

Prof. Dr. Mohd. Effendy, UMT—Malaysia

Prof. Dr. Othman Ross, UMT—Malaysia

Prof. Dr. Tatsuki Toda, Soka University—Japan

Prof. Dr. W. Verstraete, RUG—Belgium

Prof. Dr. Raul Munos, Valladolid University—Spain (to be confirmed)

Prof. Yang, Ji-won, KAIST–Korea (to be confirmed)

Dr. Edwan Kardena, ITB – Indonesia)

Dr. Mitsugu Watanabe, WOL—Japan (to be confirmed)

Prof. Dr. Whang Liang Ming, NCKU—Taiwan

Prof. Dr. Sarwoko Mangkoedihardjo, ITS—Indonesia

Prof. Dr. Tjandra Setiadi, ITB–Indonesia

Prof. Dr. Azmi Aris, UTM—Malaysia


 

Organizer

Department of Environmental Engineering, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember ( ITS) Surabaya

In collaboration with

Universiti Malaysia Terengganu, Malaysia and Soka University, Japan

 


Registration Fee

Registration pricing fees follow this guideline. The fees apply for all categories: poster submission, oral presentation, and listener. Please pay attention to the dates on which the early bird fees apply.

Early Bird

Item Fee (IDR) Fee (USD)
International Student 1,080,000 80
International Academician and Professional 1,620,000 120
Local Student (Indonesia) 400,000 30
Local Academician and Professional (Indonesia) 800,000 60

Normal

Item Fee (IDR) Fee (USD)
International Student 1,350,000 100
International Academician and Professional 1,890,000 140
Local Student (Indonesia) 500,000 37
Local Academician and Professional (Indonesia) 1,000,000 75


Registration Includes:

• Participation in the technical program
• Lunch
• Badge
• Conference bag and/or conference accessories
• Conference document (agenda book that includes abstracts)
• Coffee breaks
• Welcome reception

 


 

Venue

Graha ITS, located on Prime Road of ITS, serves as main hall for all academic and public societies. It accommodates more than 2,000 standing people for wedding ceremonial and up to 1,000 people on academic occasions.

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