http://www.icipec2010.com/

Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuclear Malaysia) under the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, Malaysia (MOSTI) together with the Malaysian Association of Research Scientists (MARS) are organizing the 6th International Conference on Combustion, Incineration/ Pyrolysis and Emission Control: Waste to Wealth (6th i-CIPEC - W2W 2010). This conference is aligned with the Malaysian Innovation & Creativity Year 2010.

The i-CIPEC is a series of biennial, international conferences held in Asia since 2000, highlighting the scientific issues, challenges and the advances made in areas of thermochemical technologies for power generation, fuel manufacturing, etc. including conversion of waste to wealth. These series of conferences previously were held in Korea (Seoul 2000), Korea (Jeju 2002), China (Hangzhou 2004), Japan (Kyoto 2006) and Thailand (Chiang Mai 2008). Now, the 6th ICIPEC – W2W to be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia will comprise of the main conference, an exhibition, pre-conference workshops, business match making meetings, poster sessions and technical tours. It offers an opportunity for any business, research organizations, governmental organizations and NGO’s to witness the latest equipment and technology in these industries.

http://umconference.um.edu.my/ICFMD2010

Universiti of Malaya (UM) is pleased to announce that the International Conference on Functional Materials & Devices 2010 will be held at HOTEL PERMAI INN, KUALA TERENGGANU from 14 to 17 June 2010. This conference will be organised by the Centre For Ionics University of Malaya, CIUM. The ICFMD-2010 Conference is in line to support UM vision to become world class university. The conference intends to provide a platform for discussion among Malaysian and International scientists, which would develop the awareness and motivation between them to successfully completing their studies. The plenary sessions and invited talk by renowned speakers from various fileds would give insights to the current R & D scenario around the world and hopefully would inspire us to venture into global challenges in the future to come. Field of Interest This conference is designed to encourage extended free discussion of current results and ongoing related research in functional materials and devices. Topics include, but are not limited to the following areas:

Energy conversion materials and devices

Functional polymer

Nanostructures Materials and Nanodevices

Bio-materials

Electro-active ceramics

Theoretical/modelling/computer simulations of functional materials

Magnetic materials

Optoelectronnic materials

Piezo and Ferro Eletric Materials

Liquid Crystals

Organic coatings and corrosion

Sensors

Nuclear Materials

Wireless World Research Forum ,WWRF 2010 Wireless technology has transformed and enhanced quality of life. With innovation and understanding of individual consumer needs and culture, wireless technology brings humanity concern for better future by addressing global borderless challenges. It has developed suitable and sustainable solution to resolve much humanity issues in alleviating poverty, promoting equality, social aspiration, economic revival, green technology, health improvement and education At this WWRF meeting, working group sessions continuing the work of WWRF on radio, network and service perspective complemented with series of plenary sessions. Solution for tackling the humanity issues and future challenges in global agendas for borderless communication will enhance quality of life for sustainable tomorrow.

http://www.ppsk.usm.my/seminar/nceh2010.nsf

For the second time School of Health Sciences again would like to gather all environment and health scientist, researcher, policy maker, physician, educator, academician and relevant agencies, to pursue their ideas and research finding to be disseminated in the upcoming NCEH 2010 delegates. Ensuring safe environmental health conditions in health care can reduce the transmission of health care associated infections. Environmental health interventions in health-care facilities act not only to directly reduce the disease burden, but are by their nature targeted at high-risk populations. These intentions also provide an educational opportunity to promote safe environments that are relevant to the population at large, and thereby also contribute to safe environments encountered indoor and outdoor.