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May 2012
7 May |
Environmental Restoration In-Progress Review (IPR) MeetingMay 7 - 11 Investigator Meetings Washington, D.C. area An annual presentation at an IPR meeting is required for all SERDP and ESTCP multi-year projects to review each project’s technical progress. Meetings are by invitation only. Guidance is available under Investigator Resources. |
21 May |
SERDP and ESTCP to Sponsor and Exhibit at Eighth International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant CompoundsMay 21 - 24 Related Meetings Monterey, California The Eighth International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds is organized and presented by Battelle. The sessions and the four panel discussions are organized according to 12 major topics that focus on the innovative application of existing or new technologies/approaches to address the challenge of characterization, treatment, and monitoring of chlorinated and other recalcitrant compounds in various environmental media. Field applications will be emphasized, along with laboratory, pilot, and modeling studies leading to innovative remediation and rational site-closure approaches. More than 1,500 scientists, engineers, regulators, and other environmental professionals representing universities, government site management and regulatory agencies, and R&D and manufacturing firms from around the world are expected to attend. |
22 May |
Munitions Response In-Progress Review (IPR) MeetingMay 22 - 24 Investigator Meetings Washington, D.C. area An annual presentation at an IPR meeting is required for all SERDP and ESTCP multi-year projects to review each project’s technical progress. Meetings are by invitation only. Guidance is available under Investigator Resources. |
June 2012
8 Jun |
Energy and Water In-Progress Review (IPR) MeetingJune 8 Investigator Meetings Washington, D.C. area An annual presentation at an IPR meeting is required for all SERDP and ESTCP multi-year projects to review each project’s technical progress. Meetings are by invitation only. Guidance is available under Investigator Resources. |
11 Jun |
SERDP and ESTCP to Exhibit at the National Association for Surface Finishing SUR/FIN Manufacturing & Technology Trade Show & ConferenceJune 11 - 13 Related Meetings Las Vegas, Nevada This conference provides attendees with immediate access to the most respected and highly qualified leaders in the surface finishing industry along with the newest technologies, products, equipment, and services. They have access to dozens of must-see innovation updates, in-depth presentations, special product focus features, live demonstrations, and networking opportunities. SUR/FIN will cover the industry's most timely and critical issues for R&D, project systems, engineering, quality, and regulatory affairs from professionals within the surface finishing industry. Attendees can expect to come with their most pressing questions and leave with the information they need to improve their products, processes, and business. |
19 Jun |
SERDP Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) MeetingJune 19 - 20 Science Advisory Board Meetings Arlington, Virginia The SERDP SAB is a formal Federal Advisory Committee that has the authority to make recommendations to the SERDP Council regarding technologies, research, projects, programs, activities, and funding. Meetings are open to the public. For more information, view the agenda or send an e-mail to partners@hgl.com. |
July 2012
15 Jul |
SERDP and ESTCP Quarterly Progress Reports (QPR) Due (Third Quarter)July 15 Investigator Meetings
The QPR documents a project’s quarterly technical progress and allows the investigator to convey any significant technical concerns that may affect future progress. Guidance is available under Investigator Resources. |
15 Jul |
SERDP and ESTCP to Sponsor and Exhibit at the Society for Conservation Biology North American Congress for Conservation BiologyJuly 15 - 18 Related Meetings Oakland, California The Society for Conservation Biology North America Congress for Conservation Biology (SCBNA or NACCB) will provide a forum for presenting and discussing new research and developments in conservation science and practice, and addressing today's conservation challenges. Topics will include: protected area planning for climate change resilience; Landscape Conservation Cooperatives; freshwater conservation; bridging the implementation gap; decision support tools for policy evaluation; employing traditional ecological knowledge; and marine protected area planning. Attendees include conservation professionals and students from every sector of the field including the biological and social sciences, management, policy and planning. |
August 2012
5 Aug |
SERDP and ESTCP to Sponsor and Exhibit at 97th Ecological Society of America (ESA) Annual MeetingAugust 5 - 10 Related Meetings Portland, Oregon The theme of this year’s Ecological Society of America (ESA) Annual Meeting is Life on Earth: Preserving, Utilizing and Sustaining our Ecosystems. To preserve biological diversity (which includes ecosystems, species, and genes) there must be a focus on informed, sustainable utilization at the landscape scale. Species population declines and mass extinctions have always been part of the natural process; however, observations made over the last few decades have made it clear that these dynamics are quite out of the ordinary. This conference will explore the three aspects that define biodiversity, and focus on how humans are at the center of these changes and massive alterations to natural ecosystems. |
28 Aug |
Join Us for ASETSDefense 2012: Sustainable Surface Engineering for Aerospace and DefenseAugust 28 - 30 Workshops San Diego, California This upcoming workshop will be the fourth to date on sustainable surface engineering technologies. Since the most recent workshop in February 2011 there has been significant tightening of regulations affecting chromates and other coating materials. DoD has issued the hexavalent chromium DFARS rule, new EPA and OSHA regulations are impacting depot costs and work requirements, and the European REACH and RoHS regulations are resulting in coating and finishing chemicals being withdrawn from the market, even in the U.S., as well as affecting sustainment at U.S. bases in Europe. As a result, the need for alternatives that do not have environmental, safety, or occupational health (ESOH) issues, yet are able to match or exceed the performance of currently used materials, is becoming increasingly acute. The goal of this upcoming workshop will be to foster the exchange of information between research organizations, chemical and coating formulators and manufacturers, aerospace/defense repair facilities, and weapons systems and aircraft manufacturers concerning options, performance, and implementation of all types of alternatives. |
September 2012
11 Sep |
SERDP Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) MeetingSeptember 11 - 12 Science Advisory Board Meetings Arlington, Virginia The SERDP SAB is a formal Federal Advisory Committee that has the authority to make recommendations to the SERDP Council regarding technologies, research, projects, programs, activities, and funding. Meetings are open to the public. For more information, view the agenda or send an e-mail to partners@hgl.com. |
October 2012
10 Oct |
Munitions Response In-Progress Review (IPR) MeetingOctober 10 Investigator Meetings Arlington, Virginia An annual presentation at an IPR meeting is required for all SERDP and ESTCP multi-year projects to review each project’s technical progress. Meetings are by invitation only. Guidance is available under Investigator Resources. |
15 Oct |
SERDP and ESTCP Quarterly Progress Reports (QPR) Due (Fourth Quarter)October 15 Investigator Meetings
The QPR documents a project’s quarterly technical progress and allows the investigator to convey any significant technical concerns that may affect future progress. Guidance is available under Investigator Resources. |
23 Oct |
SERDP Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) MeetingOctober 23 - 25 Science Advisory Board Meetings Arlington, Virginia The SERDP SAB is a formal Federal Advisory Committee that has the authority to make recommendations to the SERDP Council regarding technologies, research, projects, programs, activities, and funding. Meetings are open to the public. For more information, view the agenda or send an e-mail to partners@hgl.com. |
25 Oct |
SERDP FY 2014 Solicitations ReleasedOctober 25 Funding Opportunities
SERDP released solicitations on October 25, 2012, seeking proposals for FY 2014 funding. All pre-proposal submissions for the Core Solicitation are due January 8, 2013. All SEED proposals are due March 12, 2013. |