Gordone Research Conference on Environmental Sciences: Water to be held at the Holderness Scvhool in New Hampshire from June 23-28, 2002

0211466斯瓦克哈默戈登环境科学研究会议：水将于2002年6月23-28日在新汉普郡的霍尔德学校举行。这次会议的主要目的是介绍、讨论和激发化学、毒理学和环境工程之间的新的研究方法和方向。这次会议在环境工程领域是独一无二的，因为它的非正式和私密的设置，尖端科学，跨学科的性质，和少量的参与者。这一特别会议一直是审议经常导致制定新的研究议程的关键甚至有争议的想法的论坛。总的来说，大会在鼓励工业实验室、学院和大学、研究基金会和政府实验室进行先进研究，并在这些科学家和工程师群体之间建立联系方面有着长期的记录。会议由九个正式会议组成，每个会议有2-3名发言者，每个会议的讨论由该领域的一位知名科学家/工程师领导。演讲者包括老牌专家和有前途的年轻调查人员，他们来自美国、加拿大和欧洲。还提供了几个海报会议，以最大限度地促进参与者之间的交流和互动。在会议的最后一次会议上，选出了两张特别的海报，并请作者作简短的口头总结。强烈鼓励研究生出席并参与海报会议。会议主题包括：生物可获得性和反应性、反应机制、非均相颗粒、砷和硒循环、汞循环、生物地球化学前沿、多环芳烃暴露和影响、关注的新污染物以及环境模拟。***

0211466 Swackhamer The Gordon Research Conference on Environmental Sciences: Water will be held at the Holderness School in New Hampshire from June 23-28, 2002. The primary objective of this conference is to present, discuss, and to kindle new research approaches and directions at the interfaces between chemistry, toxicology, and environmental engineering. The conference is unique in the field of environmental engineering, due to its informal and intimate setting, cutting- edge science, interdisciplinary nature, and small number of participants. This particular Conference has been a forum for the consideration of critical or even controversial ideas that have frequently led to the development of new research agendas. In general, the Conference has a long record of stimulating advanced research in industrial laboratories, colleges and universities, research foundations, and government laboratories, and establishing linkages amongst these communities of scientists and engineers. The conference consists of nine formal sessions having 2-3 speakers each, with discussions in each session led by a leading scientist/engineer in the field. Speakers include established experts as well as promising younger investigators, and are from the United States, Canada, and Europe. Several poster sessions are also offered to maximize exchange and interactions among participants. At the last session of the conference, two exceptional posters are selected and the authors are invited to give short oral summaries. Graduate student attendance and participation in the poster sessions is strongly encouraged. The session topics include: Bioavailability and Reactivity, Reaction Mechanisms, Heterogeneous Particles, Arsenic and Selenium Cycling, Mercury Cycling, Frontiers in Biogeochemistry, PAH Exposure and Effects, Emerging Contaminants of Concern, and Environmental Modeling. ***