THE INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF ENVIRONMENTAL FORENSICS
The International Network of Environmental Forensics (INEF) was founded in 2008 to provide a forum for scientists, environmental consultants, regulators and lawyers to share information regarding the use of environmental forensics. Environmental forensics is the use of scientific techniques to identify and apportion the source(s), age and timing of a contaminant into the environment. INEF is a non-profit interest group within the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC).
Thank you all for making INEF 2016 a great success, it was a pleasure to organize and we are all so happy for your contribution!
/Lotta, Ingrid, Heidi, Mattias
/Lotta, Ingrid, Heidi, Mattias
INEF 2016 Proceedings
We are delighted to announce that the INEF 2016 proceedings will be placed as a special issue in the Journal of Environmental Protection (JEP). We are now welcoming manuscript submissions from all INEF presenters (oral and poster). JEP is an open access journal, so published articles are available free of charge to everyone. If your manuscript is accepted for publication, INEF will cover your publication costs. We have a strict deadline of November 1, 2016 for all submissions. Manuscripts submitted after this date will not be considered.
Details of how to prepare an abstract and a template can be found on the JEP website. To avoid unnecessary delays, please take care to follow these instructions. When completed, please submit your manuscript by email to Gwen O´Sullivan (gosullivan@mtroyal.ca). Each manuscript will be peer reviewed by at least two reviewers.
We are delighted to announce that the INEF 2016 proceedings will be placed as a special issue in the Journal of Environmental Protection (JEP). We are now welcoming manuscript submissions from all INEF presenters (oral and poster). JEP is an open access journal, so published articles are available free of charge to everyone. If your manuscript is accepted for publication, INEF will cover your publication costs. We have a strict deadline of November 1, 2016 for all submissions. Manuscripts submitted after this date will not be considered.
Details of how to prepare an abstract and a template can be found on the JEP website. To avoid unnecessary delays, please take care to follow these instructions. When completed, please submit your manuscript by email to Gwen O´Sullivan (gosullivan@mtroyal.ca). Each manuscript will be peer reviewed by at least two reviewers.
INEF 2016 CONFERENCE
The 6th International Network of Environmental Forensics conference will be held in Örebro, Sweden June 27-30, 2016. The scientific program contain talks by invited leading scientists as well as talks selected among the participants’ submitted abstracts. We especially encourage young scientists to submit abstracts for oral and poster presentations.
INEF 2016 Organizing Committee
Ingrid Ericson Jogsten, Örebro University
Lotta Sartz, Örebro University
Mattias Bäckström, Örebro University
Heidelore Fiedler, Örebro University
The 6th International Network of Environmental Forensics conference will be held in Örebro, Sweden June 27-30, 2016. The scientific program contain talks by invited leading scientists as well as talks selected among the participants’ submitted abstracts. We especially encourage young scientists to submit abstracts for oral and poster presentations.
INEF 2016 Organizing Committee
Ingrid Ericson Jogsten, Örebro University
Lotta Sartz, Örebro University
Mattias Bäckström, Örebro University
Heidelore Fiedler, Örebro University
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INEF 2016 sponsors
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Key Upates
Accompanying persons, guided city tour => Detailed program with presentations available => Registration is open! Go to registration => Plenary speakers announced! [read more] |
About the INEF
The first INEF conference was held in Calgary in 2009, and has since provided a venue for sharing ideas and research relating to the field of environmental forensics. The INEF 2015 conference marked the fifth meeting and was held August 3rd to 6th in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The conference was a combination of plenary presentations, short courses, and oral and poster presentation technical sessions. The theme of the conference was ‘Emerging Trends and New Technologies’ and the conference provided an opportunity for people of all experiences to learn from environmental forensic experts practicing and/or studying in this field. INEF2016 will follow the successful model of the 2015 international conference in Toronto and include plenary talks by invited leading scientists and oral and poster presentations selected from abstracts submitted. In addition there will be hands-on short courses on the first day of the conference.
The first INEF conference was held in Calgary in 2009, and has since provided a venue for sharing ideas and research relating to the field of environmental forensics. The INEF 2015 conference marked the fifth meeting and was held August 3rd to 6th in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The conference was a combination of plenary presentations, short courses, and oral and poster presentation technical sessions. The theme of the conference was ‘Emerging Trends and New Technologies’ and the conference provided an opportunity for people of all experiences to learn from environmental forensic experts practicing and/or studying in this field. INEF2016 will follow the successful model of the 2015 international conference in Toronto and include plenary talks by invited leading scientists and oral and poster presentations selected from abstracts submitted. In addition there will be hands-on short courses on the first day of the conference.
