National Academy of Vector Borne Diseases is a
Registered Society (Regn. No. 19767/199 of 1994-95 under
Society Registration Act XXI of 1860) and pioneering
institution of the country dealing with all vectors and vector
borne diseases. Started in 1994, its registered office is in
Bhubaneswar, Orissa (India). The academy publishes an
annual Newsletter. So far the academy has organized nine
international symposia and the 9th symposium was
organized in Puri from 14--17 Feb 2008. The symposium
was attended by 300+ scientists from India and abroad
belonging to research institutions, universities, vector borne
disease control programme managers and scientific staff
working at the centre, states and urban areas. Members of
this academy are very distinguished scientists of the
country, many of them have achieved high international
acclaim. Views expressed during the conference have
greatly influenced the policy decisions of the government.
The National Academy of Vectors and Vector Borne
Diseases have instituted several awards in recognition of
the outstanding research contributions made by the
scientists in the field of vectors and vector borne diseases.
The NAVBD is organizing X International symposium in
Goa organized by Goa University and National Institute of
Malaria Research.
Goa, a small state on the West Coast of India is one of the
best holiday destinations in the World. Famous for its long
stretch of beaches, undulating terrain and dense forests and
scenic spots along the Western Ghats, is a favourite
destination for the tourists and is often referred to as the
‘Pearl of the Orient’. The month of November is pleasant
with the temperature ranging between 22o and 32oC with 70
– 75% humidity.
Goa University was established in 1985 incorporating the
then existing PG Centre for Instruction and Research of the
University of Bombay. This is the only University in the
state of Goa. Located on the scenic Taleigao Plateau, the
University has become the centre of higher education in the
State of Goa.
National Institute of Malaria Research is a premier
research institution of ICMR having 10 Field Stations
across India. NIMR is devoted to malaria research from
basic to genomics and applied to operational and provides
research back up to National Vector Borne Disease Control
Programme and plays a key role in devising strategies for
the effective management of vector borne diseases.
Theme of the conference is ‘Vector Borne Diseases: Health,
Environment and Socio-economic Implications’ and abstracts are
invited on the sub themes mentioned below.
Details of abstract
Title of the abstract: ………………………………… …… ……
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Authors: ……………………………………………. …………. …
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Author Registering for X-ISVVBD: ……………………………….
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Registration fee paid:
□ Yes
□ No
If paid, details of payment: DD no
Date:
Bank:
Theme under which your abstract to appear:
□ 1. Vector Biology and Control
□ 2. Parasite resistance and disease management
□ 3. Molecular Biology: Genomics and Proteomics
□ 4. Epidemiology and Disease Burden.
□ 5. Community Involvement in Disease Control.
Note:
1. Organisers have right to shift it to appropriate theme if required
2. Abstract will not be processed unless the registration fee is paid
before 31st Aug. 2009.
3. Soft copy of the abstract should be uploaded to the conference
web page at www.unigoa.ac.in or www.navbd.com
Specifications of Abstract
1. Abstract should be in about 250 words.
2. Font: Times New Roman 12 pt.
3. Title: Times New Roman 12 pt. Bold.
4. Author’s name: Surname followed by initials with space and
without points between surname and initials; if more than one
authors names should be separated by comma.
5. Authors’ names should be followed by affiliation; if more than
one institute are involved it should be indicated by superscript
numerals.
6. Presenting author’s name should be indicated by an asterisk;
email ID of presenting author should be given.
Please upload the abstract at www.unigoa.ac.in or
www.navbd.com
X International Symposium on
Vectors and Vector Borne Diseases
4 – 6 November, 2009
Registration Form
First Name ………………………………………………………..
Middle Name:...........................................................................
Surname: .................................................................................
Name on the badge...................................................................
Job Title: …………………………………………..……………...
Gender:
□ Male
□Female
Department………………………………………………..………
Organization………………………………………..………………
Address…………………………………………….……..………...
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Country……………………………………………………
Telephone………….………………Mobile………………………
Fax…………………………………………………………………
Email………………….……………………………………………
Academic Qualification …………………..………………………
Accommodation Required : □Yes
□No
NAVBD membership no. ………………………………………..
Whether you intend to submit an abstract? □Yes
□ No
(Only poster presentation will be entertained unless it is an invited
talk)
Please find enclosed a Demand Draft for INR/US $ ………….. (In
words…………….………………………………………………
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towards my registration for the conference in favour of Organizing
Secretary, X-International Symposium Vector Borne Diseases
payable at Panaji, Goa.
DD no. and date of issue ………………………………………..
Name of Bank and branch………………………………………..
Signature with date…………………………………..……………
Accompanying person if any:
Name: ……………………………………………………………..
Age:…… Gender:
□ Male
□Female
Note: You are required to pay for your accommodation separately.
Please go through the details available at our website
(www.unigoa.ac.in) and send the requirements accordingly.
Registration Fee includes access to all scientific sessions, Tea /
coffee during session breaks, lunch, official dinner, meeting bags
and conference materials. However, accompanying persons are
not entitled for conference material and conference bag. All
Registration fee charged in INR (Indian Rupees) & and US $
(American Dollar).
Delegate category Registration Spot
Tick your
before
Registration category
31 Aug. 2009
Indian student
NAVBD member
INR 500
INR 750
Indian student
INR 750
INR 1000
Indian delegates
Member, NAVBD
INR 1000
INR 1250
Indian delegates
INR 2000
INR 2500
Accompanying
persons - Indian
INR 1000
INR 1250
Foreign delegate
US $ 250
US $ 300
Accompanying
US $ 200
US $ 250
persons - Foreign
Please tick in the corresponding box above, given against each
category that you belong to.
Note: Student delegates should bring their student Identification
Card (ID) with photograph on it.
Mode of payment: The registration fee will be accepted only in
the form of Demand draft drawn in favour of Organizing Secretary,
X-International Symposium on Vector Borne Diseases payable at
Panaji, Goa. Please write your name, Dept. and Address and sign
on the reverse of the DD.
Advisory: Please inform about any special needs you may have
during the Symposium (Medical/Disability). Please fill in details
below:
Medical Attention if any …………………………………………
Person to be contacted in case of Emergency
Name:……………………………………………………………….
Telephone No.: Country Code…………………………………..
Area Code…………Tele: No…………………………………….
Mobile No…………………………………………………………...
E-mail:……………………………………………………………….
Please fill the above form completely and send it along
with DD to: The organizing Secretary, X-International Symposium
on Vectors & Vector Borne Diseases, C/o National Institute of
Malaria Research, Field Station, Campal, Panaji-403001, Goa,
India.
National Organising Committee
Patrons
M. K. Bhan
V. M. Katoch
R. K. Srivastava
X International Symposium on
Vectors and Vector Borne Diseases
4 – 6 November, 2009
Advisors
N. K. Ganguly
Shiv Lal
R. C. Mahajan
S. Pattanayak
J. P. Narain
A. P. Dash
Altaf Lal
Chairman
Dileep N. Deobagkar
Coordinator
P. V. Dessai
Organizing Secretary
Ashwani Kumar
LOGO
Jt. Secretary
M. K. Janarthanam
Treasurer
Sandeep Garg
Members
V. N. Jindal
Rajnanda Dessai
V. K. Dua
N. Sriram
Neena Valecha
Jagbir Singh
Virinder K. Walia
Dipak Kabadi
Manoranjan Ranjit
R. K. Hazra
S. K. Ghosh,
B. N. Nagpal
S. Bhattacharya
Hemanth Kumar
Organised
by
Goa University
and
National Institute of Malaria Research