2018 BioHealth SEA

2018 The 3rd International Symposium of Biodiversity and Health in Southeast Asia

November 15~18, 2018 @National Chiayi University, Chiayi City, Taiwan

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About

South East Asia (SEA) is a hotspot of both biological diversity and cultural diversity at threat. The losses of biodiversity expose disease risk, reduce ecosystem services and eventually jeopardize human well-being. Now it’s time to urge more new technology, enthusiastic citizen and interdisciplinary collaboration to pursue better Human, Animal and Environment health, and ultimately towards the goal of ONE HEALTH.

With the great successes of two previous symposiums, 1^st in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 2014 and the 2^nd in Bangkok, Thailand, 2016, the 3^rd Symposium of “Biodiversity and Health in SEA” aims to mainstream biodiversity, engage citizen participations and pursue more sustainable and healthy future.

We are looking forward to see you in Taiwan!

Symposium programs

It has proposed five thematic sessions, as well as NGO round-table forums and student symposium:

Five thematic sessions

Globalization, Biodiversity and One Health in SEA
Emerging Infectious Diseases: Vector-borne and Zoonosis
Wildlife Conservation Medicine
Bats: the Novel Disease Model
Citizen Sciences and Biodiversity Big Data

NGO forum: SEA biodiversity conservation and sustainable future

Student & Young Scientist Symposium

Venue and dates

International Lecture Hall, National Chiayi University (Lantan Campus), Chiayi City, TAIWAN [location details]

Date: 15^th–18^th November, 2018 (including 1-day optional post-conference excursion)

Registration & Abstract submission until 31st October, 2018.

Attendants

Local and international (maximum 250 participants)

The symposium is relevant to participants from local authorities, regional and international institutions, non-governmental organizations, scientists and students who concern Biodiversity & Health issues in SEA.

Grants for students

A number of student travel grants will be offered in competition basis to assist students in attending and presenting paper in the symposium. For more details, please contact Dr. Hsuan-Wien Chen (chen7@mail.ncyu.edu.tw), Dr. Serge Morand (serge.morand@cirad.fr) or check out our symposium website: https://sites.google.com/site/2018biohealth.

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