#Abstract Submission Deadline is June 15th

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Call for abstract !! Submit your paper/abstract/case study and get a chance to meet our experts at the CME/CPD/CE accredited 15th American Healthcare, Hospital Management, Nursing, And Patient Safety Summit from May 14-16-27, 2025, at San Francisco, United States Abstract Submission Deadline is June 15th, 2024 Submit your abstract now: https://health.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/

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Call for Abstract The Abstract submission Deadline is June 30th,2024!! Hurry up and submit at the CE/CME/CPD accredited 15th American Healthcare, Hospital Management, Nursing, and Patient Safety Summit from May 14-16, 2025 in San Francisco,USA

Submit here: https://health.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/ WhatsApp us: https://wa.me/442033222718?text=

#MaternalInfantChildHealth #OccupationalSafetyHealth #RetailHealthcare #PublicHealth #InfectionPreventionControl #GlobalHealth #patientsafety #publichealth #nursing #healthcare #Doctors #healthcareconference

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Fwd: Conference: London.MathStatMolBiol.Aug29

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Conference: London.MathStatMolBiol.Aug29 > Date: 18 June 2024 at 05:59:55 BST > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > Registration is still open for the Mathematical and Statistical Aspects > of Molecular Biology meeting (MASAMB 2024) at Queen Mary University of > London, London, UK. > > When: 29th to 30th August 2024 > Abstract submission deadline: 30th June 2024 > Registration deadline: 15th August 2025 > > It is a very economical meeting to attend (�50 for > academic/staff/industry and �25 for students), with great talks and > atmosphere. > > Website: https://ift.tt/bWJsk6v > Queen Mary: https://www.qmul.ac.uk/ > > Mario dos Reis > > Reader in Statistical Phylogenetics > Queen Mary University of London > https://ift.tt/PlZXxNR > > > Mario Dos Reis Barros

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Call for Abstracts: 13th World Nursing, Healthcare Management, and Patient Safety Conference from November 15-18, 2023, in Holiday Inn Los Angeles Airport LAX, USA & Virtual. We invite you to submit abstracts for presentation at 13th World Nursing, Healthcare Management, and Patient Safety Conference, a premier gathering of nursing professionals and researchers from around the world. This conference aims to foster collaboration, knowledge exchange, and innovation in the field of nursing.

This same deadline for the initial phase of abstract submissions is June 15th, 2023.

We are providing a 10% discount on the same.

Submit your abstract here: https://nursing.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/ #pediatricnursingconferences #diabetesnursingconferences #clinicalnursingevent2023 #nursingevent2023 #europeanfederationofnursesassociations #survivor #mentalillness #stress #britishnursingassociation

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Are you passionate in learning about nursing, healthcare administration, and patient safety? Have something important to present? If you're interested, submit your abstract and reserve your spot at the 12th International Nursing, Healthcare, and Patient Safety Conference, which is CME/CPD recognized, which will be held in Dubai, UAE, & Online from July 25-27, 2023. The abstract submission deadline is ending on 15th June.

WhatsApp: https://wa.me/442033222718 Submit your paper here: https://nursing-healthcare.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/

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Aural Architecture Competition 2022

Aural Architecture Competition 2022, Artuminate Archiol Design Contest, Music Architectural News

Aural Architecture Competition News

24 March 2022

‘Sound To Space’

Using the sense of sound to design architectural space, depicting emotions and humanising the habitable volume encompassed by walls. Use your auditory sense to develop abstract architectural space which exhibits an emotion of itself.

Aural Architecture Competition International Design Competition – Introduction

The process of designing is as follows:

Listen to the music pieces.

Select any one of the four music pieces.

Analyze the music and understand the emotion.

Word those emotions to further translate it into architectural space.

It could be any type of structure or installation

Be able to encompass a volume that depicts your understanding of the emotion in the music.

“I’ve seen miracles happen with sound.”

– Tom Kenyon

We expect:

Design an abstract architectural space influenced by sound.

Keywords: Aural, Music, Architectural Space

Aural: relating to ear or sense of hearing.

Music: vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion..

Architectural Space: Space expresses something invisible and intangible to the design in terms of shape, colours & material.

“To hear a sound is to see a space.”

– Louis I Kahn.

GUIDELINES / RULES

Please mention the name (Artist’s name) in your description file of the music piece you select for the design description.

You have to design an architectural space that interprets the music piece.

Innovative space.

The two words to remember ‘Sound & Space

Drawing requirements: Conceptual (Priority), Plans, Sections, Elevations, Views.

Support your design with all possible explanations, (Formats that are accepted: Text, Video, Audio, and the most obvious drawings)

The reasoning for every space that has been designed.

*It is a sound to space competition, so do not hesitate to ask questions in case of doubts email at hello@artuminate.com

(Subject: AUA- Query | Body: Your query)

PARTICIPATION

This competition is open to all the designers and design student.

We welcome architecture university students to participate as representatives for their university and spread the word among their fellow students.

*To know more about being representatives and benefits contact at hello@artuminate.com (email subject: Representative volunteer)

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Presentation Board (Min. 02 05 no | size: A1 Landscape format)

Text Summary (Min. 300 words)

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Download the submission folder (A zip folder).

Upload all the requirements in the designated folder and rename the folders as mentioned on the info card in the folder.

Rename the folder with your participation code.

Upload the folder to google drive/dropbox

Email the link in the format mentioned below:

Email address: submit@archiol.com

Email Subject: AUAR_your code (example: OFG_XX_XXX_2202_US)

*Do not ask any queries on submit@archiol.com, email all your queries to hello@artuminate.com.

TIMELINE

Registration deadline: 30th June 2022

AR (advanced registration): 8TH March 2022 – 22RD March 2022

ER(early registration): 24TH March 2022 – 7TH  April 2022

SRL1 (standard registration level 1):8TH April 2022 – 23RD April 2022

SRL2 (standard registration level 2): 24TH April 2022 – 7TH May 2022

SRL3 (standard registration level 3): 8TH May 2022 – 23RD May 2022

SRL4 (standard registration level 4): 24TH May 2022 – 7TH  June 2022

LR (late registration): 8TH June 2022 – 23RD June 2022

CR(countdown registration): 24TH June 2022 – 7TH  July 2022

Submission deadline: 15th July 2022

Result Announcement: 5th Sepember 2022

Participants will be notified in case of an update in the timeline.

PRIZES

PUBLICATION

News announcement on global platforms (platforms partnered with us – Global exposure.)

Design feature on our platform

INTERVIEWS

Exclusive Interview in both text & video format (Video feature on our home page)

ATTESTED CERTIFICATE

Certificate of achievement will be awarded to our winners / honorable mentions & a participation certificate to all our participants

PUBLICATION OF ARTICLE / DESIGN

Design/article feature on the partnering platform.

JURY CRITS / COMMENTS ON YOUR ENTRY WITH DETAILS

Comments from the jurors for improvement and appreciation.

& MORE

*All the certificates will be attested and e-format

REGISTRATION:

Click the competition banner: Aural Architecture –

https://www.artuminate.com/annual-competition/aural_architecture

Scroll down to the bottom and click on the registration button

International Registration:

https://www.archiol.com/registration

https://www.artuminate.com/international-registration

Indian Registration:

https://www.artuminate.com/product-page/aural-architecture

Use Razorpay – Payment gateway in case you are unable to pay using PayU

ORGANISERS:

ARTUMINATE – artuminate.com

ARCHIOL – archiol.com

CONTACT:

Doubts /Queries related to the competition: hello@artuminate.com

Request online chat support for queries: DM (Instagram) @archi_ol (Team will redirect you to the chat support)

Payment related queries: media@archiol.com

(Once you receive a successful registration, it means that you have been registered).

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Previously on e-architect:

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Archiol Design Competitions – recent architecture contests selection:

Into The Rabbit Hole Design Competition Into The Rabbit Hole Architecture Competition

Archiol’s 2021 – Render challenge Contest image courtesy of designer Archiol’s 2021 Render challenge

Archiol Point in Architecture Competition Winners image courtesy of designer Archiol Point in architecture competition

Archiol Sensory Museum Design Competition Archiol Sensory Museum Design Competition

Archiol A4TC Architecture Thesis Competition Archiol A4TC Architecture Thesis Competition

For more details please visit archiol.com

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CAS “The Belt and Road” Master Fellowship Programme 2020 (UPDATED)

https://www.chinesescholarshipcouncil.com/?p=9523&wpwautoposter=1593975930 “The Belt and Road” Master Fellowship Programme is launched in connection with the International Outreach Initiative of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). It provides funding opportunities for up to 120 students/scholars from the countries along the Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st-Century Maritime Silk Road (the Belt and Road) to pursue Master degrees at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS) around China up to 3 years. Courses and Programmes For UCAS, please refer to Call for 2020 Master’s Programs for International Students. Fellowship Coverage and Duration Coverage: Tuition fee exemption by UCAS; Monthly stipend to cover accommodation, local transportation expenses, health insurance, and other basic living expenses (Reference: RMB 4000 per month, within which RMB 1000 is provided by UCAS faculty/CAS institute). Duration: The funding duration of the fellowship is up to 3 years (with NO EXTENSION), divided into: Maximum 1 year study of courses and participation in centralized training at UCAS, including 4 months compulsory courses in Chinese Language and Chinese Culture; Practical research and completion of degree thesis at colleges and schools of UCAS or CAS institutes. General conditions for applicants: Be citizens from the Belt and Road countries other than China; Be healthy and maximum age of 30 years on 31 December 2020; Hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent educational degree; Be with excellent academic achievements, keen on scientific research and have good personal characters; Get acceptance by a host supervisor and approval by the UCAS faculty/CAS institute that the supervisor is affiliated with; Be proficient in English or Chinese. Applicants whose native language is not English should provide unexpired TOEFL or IELTS scores. TOEFL scores should be 90 or higher, and IELTS scores should be 6.5 or higher. Applicants are not required to submit a TOEFL or IELTS score only if their: a) Native language is English, or b) Major undergraduate courses are conducted in English/Chinese, which should be stated in transcripts, or c) New HSK Band 5 passed with over 200 scores. Meet other application requirements for Master’s programs of UCAS. Step By Step Guideline In order to successfully apply for CAS “The Belt and Road” Master Fellowship, applicantsare requested to follow a few key steps that are indicated below: 1. CHECK ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: You should verify that you are eligible and meet ALL the eligibility criteria specified in the “General conditions for applicants” section of this call (e.g. age, bachelor’s degree, etc). 2. FIND AN ELIGIBLE HOST SUPERVISOR AFFILIATED WITH UCAS FACULTY OR CAS INSTITUTE THAT AGREES TO ACCEPT YOU. See here for a list of eligible supervisors affiliated with UCAS faculties/CAS institutes. Once you find an eligible professor of your interest, you must contact him/her, send an explanatory e-mail together with your CV, research proposal and any other required documents to him/her, and indicate that you wish to apply for CAS “The Belt and Road” Master Fellowship. 3. SUBMIT BOTH OF YOUR ADMISSION APPLICATION AND FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION VIA THE ONLINE SYSTEM. Applications for both admission and fellowship shall be submitted via the Online Application System for International Students of UCAS (http://adis.ucas.ac.cn) which would be officially launched around Dec. 1, 2020. Please prepare and upload the following materials to the system. Make sure the electronic version of supporting documentation is in the right format as requested for the online application system. • Personal information page of ordinary passport The passport shall have at least 2 years validity. According to Article 3 of the Nationality Law of the People’s Republic of China, any individual who was a Chinese national and then acquired a foreign nationality shall provide a Certificate of Cancellation of Chinese Household registration. • Your recent full-face bust photo with 2-inch It is best to upload the photo used for passport. • Complete CV with a brief introduction of research experience • Bachelor’s degree certificate Applicants having just completed or about to complete their Bachelor degree should provide an official pre-graduation certificate showing their student status and stating their expected graduation date. They are required to submit Bachelor degree certificates to the International Students Office of UCAS via their host institute before they enroll in UCAS. • Transcript of undergraduate study • Proof of knowledge of English and/or Chinese • Detailed research proposal • Title pages and abstracts of published papers (if have) If you have more than 5 papers, please upload no more than 5 of representative papers. Please DO NOT upload any unpublished paper. • TWO reference letters The referees shall be familiar with you and your work, NOT to be your host supervisor. The letters should be signed, dated on official headed paper with contact phone number and email address of the referees. • Foreigner Physical Examination Form (Attachment 2)     4. REMIND YOUR SUPERVISOR TO COMPLETE THE SUPERVISOR’S COMMENT PAGE (Attachment 3&4) AND SEND IT TO THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS OFFICE OF UCAS BY THE UCAS FACULTY/CAS INSTITUTE WHICH HE/SHE IS AFFILIATED WITH BEFORE DEADLINE. Please note: a. All uploaded documents should be in Chinese or in English; otherwise notarial translations in Chinese or English are required. Once translated, the original documents and their notarial translations are required to submit together to the application system. Please use a scanner to prepare all the required documents in color. Images captured by mobile phone or camera are not acceptable. Copies are also not acceptable. b. The university has the right to request applicants to provide the original or notarial hardcopies of their application documents for further qualification checks if the uploaded documents are insufficient. Applicants shall guarantee all the information and application documents submitted in this application are authentic and accurate, otherwise they will be disqualified from admission. c. Application with incomplete documents, lack of some required documents or wrong personal information will not be processed. d. The applicant cannot apply to more than one institute/school and supervisor. e. Please choose major, host supervisor and host institute cautiously before submission. After enrolment at UCAS, applications for the change of these items are seldom considered. f. Please DO NOT send any hardcopy of application materials directly to the International Students Office of UCAS. None of the application documents will be returned. g. Applicants of this fellowship are exempt from application processing fee. h. Please prepare your application carefully. After submission, none will be returned to you for modifications. Application Deadline March 31, 2020 Notification of Decision and Visa Application The admission decisions will be made normally in May to June. The offers of admissions, award letters and other documents will be conveyed afterwards. Awardees shall take the following documents to the Embassy or Consulate of the People’s Republic of China, and apply for a student visa (X1/X2 visa): Personal passports as used for application Admission Notice Visa Application Form (JW202) Physical Examination Record for Foreigners Other original reports from the physical examination Please keep safe of the original Admission Notice and Visa Application Form (JW202). They are essential in the application for the Permanent Residence Permit upon registration. Please do not apply for visa waiver or other types of visa. Additional Information Awardees must register at the time and place indicated in the Admission Notice. Otherwise, they should apply for extension of their registration. Awardees must show the original copies of Bachelor’s degree certificate and transcript to International Students Office. The duration of the fellowship is stated explicitly in the Admission Notice. The fellowship can be retained for no longer than 2 months since the deadline of the registration. Awardees receive monthly stipend from UCAS since the registration day. Those who register before the 15thth) receive a full-month stipend, while those register after the 15th Registered awardees must abide by relevant rules and regulations of the universities, and attend reviews and examinations, such as the qualifying tests on time. Awardees who fail review or examination will be deprived of their fellowship or their fellowship will be suspended. Any work produced and published by the awardees during the funding period of the fellowship must be credited to the institute/school and the university where the awardees are enrolled. Awardees are also required to acknowledge “Sponsored by CAS the ‘Belt and Road’ Master Fellowship Program and CAS President’s International Fellowship Initiative (PIFI)” in written dedication. Contact Information International Students Office University of Chinese Academy of Sciences No.80 Zhongguancun East Road, Haidian District, Beijing, 100190, China Coordinator: Ms. HU Menglin Email: iso@ucas.ac.cn Tel/Fax: +86-10-82672900 Website: http://english.ucas.ac.cn/

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CFP: Computational Humanities (Editors: @nolauren, @dmimo, @jmjafrx)

Submit! Submit! Submit! We want to read your amazing work!

CFP: Computational Humanities Jessica Marie Johnson, David Mimno, and Lauren Tilton, Editors

Deadline for 500-Word Abstracts: January 10, 2020

Part of the Debates in the Digital Humanities Series A book series from the University of Minnesota Press Matthew K. Gold and Lauren F. Klein, Series Editors

Debates in the Digital Humanities are animated by questions about which practices, modes of inquiry, and ways of knowing should be acknowledged and engaged with. One area that continues to elicit equal measures of excitement and anxiety is work that is labeled as quantitative or as computational analysis. While text analysis has been the most prominent example, recent advances in technologies for images and sound have expanded computational approaches to other cultural forms. New forms of data from listservs and code repositories to tweets and other social media content have only enlivened debates about what counts as digital humanities scholarship, what kind of knowledge computational approaches can produce, who should be engaged in data inquiry, and what are its stakes. Theorizing the role of computation in humanities, it seems, is as much about power, prestige, and precarity as it is about p-values, and this volume aims to put all of these issues in conversation. Acknowledging the need for a space for reflexive and specialized debates about computation in DH, Debates in the Digital Humanities: Computational Humanities invites contributions that engage with computational and technical issues as well as about the role of computation itself. The volume is guided by, but not limited to, the following topics and questions:

Objects of study: What are the reasons that we apply computational methods to pursue humanistic inquiry, and to what extent is computation able to support those goals? To what degree are certain forms and kinds of humanistic inquiry more amenable to computational approaches? How important is it to develop computational methods specific to the humanities? How does the humanities challenge computational methods–in either conception or application? What do we do about those challenges? How do academic institutions, community networks, and everyday people influence or impact our objects of study?

Methods: How, if at all, does computation add to our ability to make humanistic claims about art, life, politics, and culture? Is there an ideal synthesis between computational and non-computational methods, and if so, what should be the balance? If not, where are the fissures between computation and non-computational methods? If we do use computation to inform our scholarship, to what degree should the methods be visible, and if so, how? Are there computational methods that have not been seen as computation in the past? What is the history of computation and how does it intersect with, critique, or reject the humanities? How does computation intersect with, reject, or critique issues of race, gender, sexuality, class, and more? Where should computation go next? What are computation futures?

Epistemology: What processes make a conclusion acceptable? What counts as evidence? What counts as data? Who is doing the counting? Is there a balance between observation and explanation? To what extent do scholars need to understand the methods and tools that they are using to create knowledge? To what extent do scholars need to understand power dynamics underlying the methods and tools they are using to create knowledge? Who is computation for? Is computation an art? A politic? A community?

Intelligibility: Who needs to understand the models that are being applied, and how well? How do we train for and implement computational work? There is a perceived binary between the sciences’ focus on reproducible, interchangeable experiments and the humanities’ focus on unique, particular, interpretive discourse. Does computation shift or problematize this binary? What are the stakes of reproducibility? Does ephemerality have a place in computation?

Ethics: What responsibilities do we have when using computational methods? How can histories of computation inform our current practice? What potential harms could arise, and how can we eliminate or mitigate them? Can computation shift, rectify, repair harm?

Labor: How does the use of computation present a challenge to disciplinary and institutional patterns of labor, credit, and authorship? What are the strategies for making such work legible within and across disciplines and institutional frameworks? Who builds the hardware (from server farms to underwater cables) that makes computation possible? Who does the invisible labor that makes this work possible? What is invisible labor in a computational framework?

We invite contributions from across the humanities, social sciences, and STEM fields (regardless of rank, position, or institutional affiliation). We encourage debates that engage with multimodal materials such as images and time-based media. Both single-authorship and multiple-authorship are encouraged. We also welcome nominations of blog posts or other short-form pieces that address the above and related issues. Abstracts should be no more than 500 words, with additional bibliography. Each author should submit a short biography and two page CV. Contributions are due January 10th and should be submitted through the form here (to be added).

The Debates in the Digital Humanities editorial team will review all abstracts, and authors of selected abstracts will be invited to submit full essays by January 24th, 2020. The team will consult with the authors of selected abstracts about the length of their contributions, which will range from 2000 to 8000 words. As the series aims to introduce fully conceived scholarship on issues of pressing importance to the field, this volume will operate on a compressed production schedule. Contributors will be expected to participate in peer-to-peer and editorial review in May 2020; revised essays will be due in August 2020. The volume will be published in print and online in an open-access edition through the Manifold platform.

Have a question? Please email Jessica Marie Johnson (jmj@jhu.edu), David Mimno (Mimno@cornell.edu) and Lauren Tilton (LTilton@richmond.edu).

Timeline:

Abstract Due: January 10th Accepted Abstracts: January 24th Essay Submission Deadline: May 15th Peer-to-Peer Review: June 8 – June 22 Editor’s Review of Peer Review/Summary Letter: July 6 Revision Due: August 28

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CFP: Antennae: Matter Matters, The Journal of Nature in Visual Culture, October 3 - December 1, 2017

‘Antennae’ is soliciting academic and non-academic writing, along with artist portfolios and other experimental formats for inclusion in a forthcoming issue titled ‘Matter Matters’. The issue will focus on the intersection of new theories of materiality and the non-human involved in current practices that move beyond or critically address Postmodernist aesthetics.

As ontology, epistemology, politics, and ethics appear increasingly problematized by various iterations of new materialisms, the significance of corporeality and the place of embodied humans and non-humans in relation to a material world is more than ever before characterized by a new awareness of the interconnectedness of socio-/bio-/eco-spheres. This shift is highlighting the inherent fragility of the systems that we co-constitute and simultaneously share. What role can art play in mapping, envisioning, and constructing new aesthetics suited to the urgency of political, cultural, and climatic catastrophes that appear ever more threatening on a global scale?

Considered subjects include, but are not restricted to:

New media in contemporary art Posthumanism and new materialism Postmodernism and materiality Histories of animal rendering Vibrant Matter Agency of surfaces and veneers Biomatter and institutional critique Materiality, visibility and invisibility Decolonizing materiality Materiality and preservation Transubstantiations in contemporary art Materiality, race, and gender politics

Academic essays = length 6000-10000 words Artists’ portfolio = 10 images max along with 1000 words max statement/commentary Interviews = maximum length 8000 words Fiction = maximum length 8000 words

Deadlines: Abstracts: 1st of December 2017 (Please submit a 350 words abstract and up to two images along with a CV) The selection process is finalized and feedback sent by: 15th of January 2018 Final Submissions of finished pieces: 1st of June 2018 Please email any questions to: Giovanni Aloi: Editor in Chief of ‘Antennae: The Journal of Nature in Visual Culture’ antennaeproject@gmail.com (http://www.antennae.org.uk)

Dr. Giovanni Aloi Editor in Chief of Antennae Project Lecturer in Visual Culture: School of the Art Institute of Chicago Sotheby’s Institute of Art Tate Galleries http://www.antennae.org.uk

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Call for Abstract The Abstract submission Deadline is today June 30th,2024!! Hurry up and submit at the CE/CME/CPD accredited 15th American Healthcare, Hospital Management, Nursing, and Patient Safety Summit from May 14-16, 2025 in San Francisco,USA Submit here: https://health.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/ WhatsApp us: https://wa.me/442033222718?text=

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Abstract Submission Deadline is June 15th, 2024, Hurry-Up!! Send in your paper for a chance to present your work. At the CE/CME/CPD accredited 15th American Healthcare, Hospital Management, Nursing, and Patient Safety Summit from May 14-16, 2025 in San Francisco, USA.  Submit here: https://health.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/ WhatsApp us: https://wa.me/442033222718?text= #HealthInsurance #HealthyEnvironment #OralHealth #Healthyhabit #PublicHealth #HealthyPlanet #GlobalHealth #GreenEnergy #patientsafety #publichealth #nursing #healthcare #Doctors #healthcareconference

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Fwd: Conference: Bialowieza_Poland.ForestEvolution.Sep15-20

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Conference: Bialowieza_Poland.ForestEvolution.Sep15-20 > Date: 13 April 2024 at 05:12:51 BST > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > > Call for Abstracts: Submit Your Research to the Białowieża Ecology > Conference 2024 > > Dear > Sirs, > > We are pleased to announce that we have extended the deadline for > accepting abstracts for the first edition of the Bialowieza Ecology > Conference (BEC). > > > The conference is entitled "Temperate Forests in the Anthropocene: > Disturbances, Species, Humans, and Ecosystem Functioning" and will take > place from September 15th to 20th 2024in the pristine natural beauty of > Europe's last primeval forest in Białowieża, Poland. > > > https://ift.tt/INi38K5 > Key dates: > > Abstract Submissions Open: March 6th, 2024 > > Submission Deadline: April 30th, 2024 > > Notification to Authors: May 26th, 2024 > > Authors' Acceptance and early bird registration deadline:June 09th, 2024 > > Registration deadline: June 30th, 2024 > > Conference > Theme and Scope- > The Białowieża Ecology Conference (BEC) is a series of international > scientific conferences that aim to gather a better understanding of > temperate forest ecosystems it takes place in the heart of Europe’s > last primeval lowland forest, Białowieża, Poland. This year, 2024 marks > the first edition, entitled “Temperate Forests in the Anthropocene: > disturbances, species, humans and ecosystem functioning”. The goal > of the conference is to exchange and summarize knowledge in the fields > of forest ecology and conservation biology, connect researchers working > in a variety of scientific fields, and discuss practical solutions for > more sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation in a > context of global change. A multitude of research topics are included > in this conference to cross-fertilize approaches that yield a better > understanding of temperate forests in socio-ecological contexts. > > For a more detailed description, please visit our website. > > We welcome submissions on topics including, but not limited to: > > Human-Forest Interactions > > Human-Wildlife Interactions > > Invasive Species > > Physical Barriers in Forests > > Climate Change and Disturbance Regimes > > Conservation Biology and Ecosystem Functioning > > Submission guidelines: > Abstracts should be prepared in English and include the following > sections: Aim of the Study, Methods, Results/Findings, and > Conclusions/Implications. The word limit for the body of the abstract is > 300 words. For detailed submission guidelines and to submit your abstract, > please visit the call for abstract page on our website. . > > Why participate? > > Interesting workshops. > > Visit to the Białowieża Primeval Forest with experienced guides. > > Post-conference trip to Biebrza National Park. > > Share your research with an international audience of peers. > > Engage with key stakeholders in forest ecology, conservation, and > management. > > Participate in a range of workshops, seminars, and excursions designed > to enhance your knowledge and skills. > > Contribute to shaping the future of temperate forest research and policy. > > We encourage you to submit your abstract and join us in Białowieża > for what promises to be an enlightening and inspiring event. > > For any inquiries regarding the call for abstracts or the > conference in general, please do not hesitate to contact us at > info@bialowiezaecologyconference.org or bec_conference@ibs.bialowieza.pl. > > For any updates you can follow our Twitter (X) account@BEco_conf. > > We are looking forward to your submissions and welcoming you to BEC 2024. > > > Best regards, Ewa Komar, PhD, on behalf of the Białowieża Ecology > Conference (BEC) 2024 Organizing Committee > > María Losada > > Mammal Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences > Population Ecology Research Unit, > Stoczek 1, 17-230 Białowieża (Poland) > Phone: (85) 682 77 50 ext. 114 > > Maria Losada

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Exhibition Dates & Deadlines

5th May - Exhibition Proposal Plan Deadline

WC 15th May - Installation of boards & furniture

19th May - Ba3b Submission Deadline

9th June - Final Degree Show Map

9-13th June - Final Degree Set-Up

14 & 15th June - External Examiner

16th - 20th June - Set Up Continued

21st June - Set Up Deadline

22nd June - Vice Chancellors Awards

26th June - Private Views

De-Install

3-4th July - New Designers Set Up

Important Pointers:

Have business cards available for exhibition

When selling work through the uni, there is a 25% commission, it's suggested to just add that amount onto our original price so we're not losing £££

What I want to Achieve for Exhibition:

Based off of my previous tutorial with Glyn, I have come to a more cemented idea of the particular work I wish to create and display at the exhibition as ‘Outrider’. I’d like to create:

4 print runs (screen printed/ digital print/ laser cut stamp print/linocut)

1 or 2 t-shirt design runs, to display and sell at the exhibition.

These outcomes will align with my Graphic Illustrator/Popular Artist practice of appropriating and synthesising material from TV & Film.

In terms of trends, I have created 1 of the prints based on Logan. This is a film that has already been released, but there is a lot of hype surrounding it, and ay be tinted with Nostalgia by the time the exhibition comes around in 2 months time. In similarity of this is the movie ‘Get Out’, another film I think will be great to explore through illustration and print, as I could use subject expressions unconventional crops, trippy backgrounds for maximum emphasis to portray the disturbing and hypnotic themes presented.

In relation to my theory, ‘Waves of the Market’, outlined in my dissertation last term, it would also be effective to explore upcoming releases that will be current news, during the time of exhibition. In regards to this I will explore Alien Covenant, which is released on the 12th of May, and Ghost in the Shell, released on the 30th of March. This is earlier, but presents itself as a visually stunning and engaging piece through trailers alone, and will likely have a wealth of material to play with. This may be likely to end up asa t-shirt design, in similarity to my deconstructed/abstracted/imagined ‘Westworld’ pieces.

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Into The Rabbit Hole Architecture Competition

Into The Rabbit Hole Architecture Competition 2022, Architectural Design Contest News

Into The Rabbit Hole Architecture Competition News

3 March 2022

International Abstract Design Competition

Into The Rabbit Hole Design Competition

INTRODUCTION

The pandemic has proven to be a test for relation between human and architecture, lockdown – The experience of living within the four walls. How architecture affected your mind in the lockdown? What are stressed architectural spaces? What was the state of your mind as you were locked down? This pandemic has created an increased urgency to strengthen mental health care. We also realised the importance of role of architecture in mental health.

This competition aims to explore the use of imagination to design architecture spaces that can heal human mind. Explore your ideas at extreme levels. We as architects and designers are responsible more for the well-being of people. So let’s get more creative and come up extraordinary solutions for this urgent issue faced by humanity.

We do not expect literal designs, we expect ideas and design development beyond the conditioned thinking.

Nothing is unreal!

“The first step is to establish that something is possible. Then probability will occur.”

– Elon Musk

We expect:

To break the banality of healing architecture designs and test extreme possibilities in architectural design.

Think outside the box. In fact don’t even consider the box ever existed create your own geometry, your own volume and an underland of your own. A space that has the capacity to heal stressed living being.

Everything starts with imagination – an idea – that may seem unreal initially but you never know.

Keywords: Rabbit Hole, Underland, Imagination, Healing Architecture

Rabbit Hole: A complexly bizarre / difficult state or situation conceived of as a hole into which one falls or descends.

Design the underland: How architecture can help address mental health, architectural intervention into stressed spaces.

Imagination: Use your imagination to convert melancholic experience into architectural healing.

“Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will get you everywhere..”

– Albert Einstein.

(Subject: ITRH- Query | Body: Your query)

PARTICIPATION

This competition is open to all the designers and design student.

We welcome architecture university students to participate as representatives for their university and spread the word among the fellow students.

*To know more about being representatives and benefits contact us at hello@artuminate.com (email subject: Representative volunteer)

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Presentation Board (Min. 02 05 no | size: A1 Landscape format)

Text Summary (Min. 300 words)

JUDGMENT CRITERIA

Conceptual development

Design development

Presentation

Originality

Description

JURY

Mariana Cabugueira Custodio dos Santos (Senior Architect and Urban Designer -Zaha Hadid Architects)

Andreea Felciuc (Founder – FAAR Concept Studio s.r.l.)

Sunanda Satwah (Principal Architect | SUNARCS, design consultancy firm)

& more

TIMELINE

Registration deadline: 30th June 2022

AR (advanced registration): 1st March 2022 – 15th March 2022

ER(early registration): 16th March 2022 – 31st March 2022

SRL1 (standard registration level 1): 1st April 2022 – 15th April 2022

SRL2 (standard registration level 2): 16th April 2022 – 30th April 2022

SRL3 (standard registration level 3): 1st May 2022 – 15th May 2022

SRL4 (standard registration level 4): 16th May 2022 – 31st May 2022

LR (late registration): 1st June 2022 – 15th June 2022

CR (countdown registration): 16th June 2022 – 30th June 2022

Submission deadline: 15th July 2022

Result Announcement: 25th August 2022

Participants will be notified in case of an update in the timeline.

FEES

AR (advanced registration): 1st March 2022 – 15th March 2022 🡪 $25 (INT) / ₹500(IND)

ER(early registration): 16th March 2022 – 31st March 2022 $27 (INT) / ₹800(IND)

SRL1 (standard registration level 1): 1st April 2022 – 15th April 2022 🡪$32 (INT) / ₹900(IND)

SRL2 (standard registration level 2): 16th April 2022 – 30th April 2022 🡪$37 (INT) / ₹1000(IND)

SRL3 (standard registration level 3): 1st May 2022 – 15th May 2022 🡪$39 (INT) / ₹1500(IND)

SRL4 (standard registration level 4): 16th May 2022 – 31st May 2022 🡪$42 (INT) / ₹2000(IND)

LR (late registration): 1st June 2022 – 15th June 2022 🡪$47 (INT) / ₹2500(IND)

CR(countdown registration): 16th June 2022 – 30th June 2022 🡪$57 (INT) / ₹2600(IND)

*(INT) – International payments /*(IND) – Indian payments

Above mentioned fees is inclusive of taxes. The final amount to pay (No extra charges)

PRIZES

PUBLICATION

News announcement on global platforms (platforms partnered with us – Global exposure.)

Design feature on our platform

INTERVIEWS

Exclusive Interview in both text & video format (Video feature on our home page)

ATTESTED CERTIFICATE

Certificate of achievement will be awarded to our winners / honourable mentions & a participation certificate to all our participants

PUBLICATION OF ARTICLE / DESIGN

Design / article feature on our partnering platform.

JURY CRITS / COMMENTS ON YOUR ENTRY WITH DETAILS

Comments from our jurors for improvement and appreciation.

& MORE

*All the certificates will be attested and e-format

REGISTRATION:

Visit our website: www.artuminate.com

Click the competition banner: Into the Rabbit Hole –

https://www.artuminate.com/annual-competition/into_the_hole_abstract_design

Scroll down to the bottom and click on the registration button

International Registration:

https://www.archiol.com/registration

https://www.artuminate.com/international-registration

Indian Registration:

https://www.artuminate.com/product-page/into-the-hole-design-competition

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ORGANISERS:

ARTUMINATE

ARCHIOL

CONTACT:

Doubts /Queries related to competition: hello@artuminate.com

Request an online chat support for queries: DM (Instagram) @archi_ol (Team will redirect you the chat support)

Payment related queries: media@archiol.com

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