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The EFB Plant, Agriculture & Food Division is organising the conference
G4G VI: Global Challenges.
The 2022 Green for Good Conference will bring together experts from fields of plant biotechnology, energy capture and storage, bioeconomy and circular economy. They will share their solutions to global challenges lying ahead of our society in order to achieve a more sustainable future.
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From January 2022 New Biotechnology (NBT), the official journal of the European Federation of Biotechnology, will become an open access journal. Authors who publish in NBT will be able to make their work immediately, permanently, and freely accessible for anyone to access, read, and build upon.
What does this mean for NBT authors?
Authors will pay an article publishing charge (APC), have a choice of license options, and retain copyright to their published work. The APC will be requested after peer review and acceptance. The APC payment will be required for all accepted articles submitted after 1 October 2021. The APC for NBT will be $2,750 (excluding taxes) with a 30% reduction for authors publishing in a NBT Special Issue in 2022.
What will stay the same?
New Biotechnology will remain the respected journal it has been since 2008 and will continue to publish impactful research on the industrial and commercial aspects of biotechnology with the same Editorial team, submission system and rigorous peer review.
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Green Chemistry Symposium
8 February 2022
Green chemistry focuses on the design of efficient and sustainable routes and processes towards chemical products spanning the pharmaceutical, agrochemical and fine chemical sectors.
This meeting focuses on the latest developments in this field. Talks will cover the areas of (bio/chemo) catalysis, photoredox, flow chemistry and more from both academic and industrial manufacturing perspectives.
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New Climate Change Collection Open for Submissions
In the run up to its 75th anniversary in 2022, Microbiology is pleased to announce the final in a series of collections in 2021.
‘Implications of climate change for terrestrial microbiomes and global cycles’ highlights key research into the role of soil microbiomes in climate feedback processes, their response to global change, and the characterisation of biogeochemical cycles and terrestrial microbiomes.
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European Federation of Biotechnology
Gran Vía Carlos III, 98
Torre Norte, Planta 10
08028 Barcelona, Spain
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