Environmental Health and Sustainable Development, International Conference of the Public Health Foundation of India and the Pacific Basin Consortium

摘要/摘要。 太平洋盆地环境与健康联盟第17次国际会议，题为 环境健康与可持续发展，公共卫生基金会国际会议 印度和太平洋盆地联盟将于2017年11月14日至16日在新德里举行，由 PBC和印度公共卫生基金会(PHFI)。会议将由3个培训讲习班组成 专为学生和早期职业研究人员设计，5次全体会议(P)，12次主要研讨会(MS)，6次 座谈会(S)，海报演示和专门的学生演示无人反对的会议。这个 会议主题与NIEHS超级基金研究计划使命和NIEHS战略一致 2012-2017年的目标，了解并打破化学品暴露与疾病和意志之间的联系 将专题讨论会纳入以下主要领域，疾病的早期生命起源，贯穿始终的暴露 可持续建筑环境，并将证据转化为政策和干预措施。培训工作坊 将在“儿童环境健康”、“环境健康影响评估”和 《科学与助学金写作》。为期一天的关于印度和印度癌症环境影响的卫星会议 东南亚会议将于11月13日与NCI全球卫生中心联合举行。一颗为期一天的卫星 亚太地区电子废物问题会议将于11月17日与NIEHS联合举行。 所有建设和平委员会会议都有类似的目标：通过教育促进人类和环境健康 毒理学、工程学和环境卫生方面的工作和实践，并将重点放在 主办国。来自全球各地大学的150-250名与会者将出席会议 60%或更多来自印度。组织目标包括鼓励学生参与 来自NIEHS SRP、少数民族和代表不足的群体以及印度学生和专业人员。 为了与NIEHS的使命保持一致，会议将汇集来自不同背景的专业人士 讨论如何开发、测试和实施独特的、面向解决方案的方法来解决复杂问题 环境健康问题。会议的主要目标包括：(1)以下领域的技术转让 为学生、早期职业研究人员和年轻专业人员提供环境和人类健康 南亚和环太平洋地区的发展中国家；(2)鼓励网络发展 在环境/人类健康和相关工程领域的学者和其他专业人员之间。 NIEHS要求提供44,980美元，以(I)激励学生、早期职业研究人员和 年轻专业人员通过旅费补助金和注册豁免以及(2)运送当地演讲者和 出席者。 1

Summary/Abstract. The 17th International Conference of the Pacific Basin Consortium for Environment and Health (PBC) titled Environmental health and sustainable development, International conference of the Public Health Foundation of India and the Pacific Basin Consortium is to be held in New Delhi on 14-16 November 2017, co-hosted by the PBC and the Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI). The meeting will consist of 3 training workshops designed for students and early career researchers, 5 plenary sessions (P), 12 major symposia (MS), 6 symposia (S), poster presentations and a dedicated unopposed session for student presentations. The conference themes are in line with the NIEHS Superfund Research Program mission and NIEHS Strategic Goals 2012-2017, to understand and break the link between chemical exposure and disease and will incorporate symposia in the following primary areas, the early life origins of disease, the exposome throughout life, sustainable built environments and translating evidence into policy and interventions. Training workshops will be in the areas of “Children's Environmental Health, “Environmental Health Impact Assessment” and “Scientific and Grant Writing”. A one-day satellite meeting on the Environmental Impact on Cancer in India and SE-Asia will be held in conjunction with the NCI Center for Global Health on 13 November. A one-day satellite meeting on e-waste in the Asia Pacific region will be held in conjunction with NIEHS on 17 November. All PBC Conferences have similar objectives: promotion of human and environmental health through education and practice in toxicology, engineering and sanitation and a focus on priority environmental health issues in the host country. The conference will be attended by 150-250 participants from universities across the globe with 60% or more coming from India. Organizational objectives include encouragement of participation by students from NIEHS SRP, minority and under-represented groups and Indian students and professionals. In keeping with the NIEHS mission, the conference will bring together professionals from diverse backgrounds to discuss ways to develop, test, and implement unique, solution-oriented approaches to address complex environmental health problems. Principal conference objectives include (i) technical transfer in the areas of environmental and human health to students, early career researchers and young professionals from rapidly developing nations in South-Asia and on the Pacific Rim, and (ii) encouragement of network development among academics and other professionals in environmental/human health and related areas of engineering. $44,980 is requested from NIEHS to (i) incentivize the participation of students, early career researchers and young professionals through travel grants and registration waivers and (ii) transport local speakers and attendees. 1