August 14-17, Aquaculture Europe 2009
This conference in Trondheim, Norway, will seek to address the challenge of rethinking current technologies and applying new ideas to assist in the continuous development of aquaculture. The conference will also serve as an international forum to discuss the latest research initiatives and new research frontiers in the discipline.
www.easonline.org
August 17-19, Game Developers Conference Europe
This Cologne event will feature sessions based on a comprehensive selection of game development topics taught by industry experts. The content at GDC Europe will be divided into five main tracks: business and management, game design, production, programming and visual arts.
www.gdceurope.com/events/
August 30-September 2, Medical Informatics Europe Conference
The main theme of MIE 2009 is the role of medical informatics in ensuring a united and healthy Europe. New medical, biomedical, and health informatics bridges must be built between the western and eastern parts of the European world. For this purpose, a panel of high-level scientists and health care managers will be invited to participate and give keynote speeches, tutorials, and organise in-depth workshop discussions. Scientific presentations will be delivered from more than 40 countries and all continents, with average attendance expected to be of around 500-1,000 participants. The event will be held in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina.
www.mie2009.org/
September 10, Conference on Container Security
This Bremen conference will focus on the various technical solutions, under preparation or in need of further research and development, which could improve, in a cost-effective way, the security of containers' transport. High-level speakers will present proposed new security solutions, the challenges that research and development is facing, as well as the potential economic benefits.
http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/security/
September 14-15, European Cities and the Global Climate Change Challenge
This Stockholm conference will address issues in relation to how sustainable urban development can be a part of meeting the challenges connected with climate change and at the same time contribute to the conversion to a low-carbon, green economy. The conference also continues the work of previous EU presidencies on sustainable urban development, in particular the initiative taken by the French Presidency in 2008 aimed at facilitating the implementation of the Leipzig Charter on Sustainable European Cities.
www.se2009.eu/en/
September 14-17, Energy Efficiency in Motor Driven Systems
The event will provide a forum to discuss and debate the latest developments in the impact of electrical motor systems on energy and the environment, adopted and planned policies and programmes, and technical and commercial advances made in the dissemination of energy-efficient motor systems. Particular attention will be given to energy management, international harmonisation and standards, and innovative financial schemes for motor systems. The event will be held in Nantes, France.
www.eemods09.fr/
September 15-17, European i-Gaming Conference and Expo
The event will look into the most pressing and important developments that have arisen within the dynamic iGaming industry over the past 12 months, with a cursory glance at future trends and prospects. Among the topics to be discussed at the Copehagen event are iGaming legislation, online marketing, customer retention, innovation, new technologies and new media.
www.eigexpo.com/2009/