Ecological conference at National University: Call for Papers
Wednesday, 06 February 2008
The National University of Mongolia is organizing a conference "Fundamental and Applied Issues of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology"
to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of its Department of Ecology. Potential participants are invited to submit papers for a Contributed
Oral or Poster presentation at the 20th Anniversary Conference. The conference will be held on Friday April 25, 2008, in Ulaanbaatar at
the National University of Mongolia. Papers and posters that address the conference theme, "Fundamental and Applied Issues of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology", are especially encouraged, but submissions may address any aspect of ecology, evolution and their applications, including case studies in Mongolia. We also welcome submissions reporting interdisciplinary work, that address communication with broad audiences, or that explore ways of teaching ecology at any level. Working language of the conference will be English and Mongolian. Paper submissions are due on April 4, 2008. Authors of selected papers will be invited to present their paper at the conference. All submitted papers will have been printed at the time of conference. Information regarding the criteria, the submission process, attendance fee and the cancellation policy are included in the Call for Papers (http://www.biology.num.edu.mn/ecology_conference/index.html). Please adhere to these guidelines closely.
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Akira
KAMIMURA, lecturer, faculty of Mongolian studies, Tokyo University of
Foreign Studies launched an innovative website on old Mongolian
manuscripts maps in cooperation with the state archive of Mongolia. It contains 16 precious maps which are stored at the state archive for
academic use. The oldest map was estimated being made in 1803-1805.
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