Dear Colleagues,
we want to inform you about the Conference on 'Implications of GM-Crop
Cultivation at Large Spatial Scales' in Bremen, Germany, April 2008.

Ecological, agricultural and economic implications of genetically
modified (GM) plants on large spatial scales are currently discussed
intensively. It is still controversial however, how effects with great
spatial extent can be assessed in the risk analysis process, in the
approval procedure, in the planning of co-existence measures, and in
post market monitoring.
The conference aims at compiling methods and strategies, which address
issues related to large scale and long term cultivation of GM plants.
Topics include empirical work related to risk assessment, theoretical
concepts, as well as methodological aspects such as modelling and data
analysis facing large spatial and temporal dimensions.

Conference:
April 2. - 4., 2008, University of Bremen, Germany

Deadlines:
Contributions 20. January 2008
Registration  29. February 2008

Please see the website
www.glms.eu
for more information.


kind regards
Hauke Reuter




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Dr. Hauke Reuter      Dept. General & Theoretical Ecology
Centre for Environmental Research & Technology (UFT)
P.O. Box 330440, University of Bremen, 28334 Bremen, Germany
Tel: XX49 421-218-63473, Fax -7654, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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