Making Health Global is a program of exciting and engaging public events, designed to coincide with the 63rd United Nations Department of Public Information/NGO Conference “Advance Global Health, Achieve the Millennium Development Goals”. The conference itself is an annual event, hosted in 2010 in Melbourne
http://makinghealthglobal.com.au/
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
CAPIM - Victorian Centre for Aquatic Pollution Identification and Management
CAPIM - Victorian Centre for Aquatic Pollution Identification and Management
CAPIM is a consortium of world class researchers from The University of Melbourne, Melbourne Water, DPI (Vic), RMIT, and EPA (Vic). CAPIM creates a multidisciplinary research team to address the complicated issue of understanding the impact of pollution on the aquatic environment.
Our primary research location is at the The University of Melbourne's Bio21 Molecular Science and Biotechnology Institute (Bio21 Institute) with additional nodes at The University of Melbourne Department of Zoology and School of Chemistry, DPI Queenscliff and Werribee and RMIT University Bundoora. CAPIM has 6 major research streams across freshwater and estuarine environments currently employing 13 full time staff, and running 9 postgraduate projects.
CAPIM's vision is to improve and secure aquatic ecosystem health by developing innovative approaches to pollution detection in inland waters and estuaries, and working with environmental management practitioners to reduce pollution impacts.
http://capim.com.au/
CAPIM is a consortium of world class researchers from The University of Melbourne, Melbourne Water, DPI (Vic), RMIT, and EPA (Vic). CAPIM creates a multidisciplinary research team to address the complicated issue of understanding the impact of pollution on the aquatic environment.
Our primary research location is at the The University of Melbourne's Bio21 Molecular Science and Biotechnology Institute (Bio21 Institute) with additional nodes at The University of Melbourne Department of Zoology and School of Chemistry, DPI Queenscliff and Werribee and RMIT University Bundoora. CAPIM has 6 major research streams across freshwater and estuarine environments currently employing 13 full time staff, and running 9 postgraduate projects.
CAPIM's vision is to improve and secure aquatic ecosystem health by developing innovative approaches to pollution detection in inland waters and estuaries, and working with environmental management practitioners to reduce pollution impacts.
http://capim.com.au/
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