Russian Society of
Nematologists
Member
Society of the IFNS
The Russian Society of Nematologists was founded in 1994.
President
Dr. Elizaveta M. Matveeva
Institute of Biology, Karelian Research Centre, RAS
11, Pushkinskaya Str., 185910 Petrozavodsk, Russia
Tel: +7 (8142) 762706
Fax: +7 (8142) 769810
E-mail:
matveeva@krc.karelia.ru |
IFNS
Councilor
Dr Sergei A. Subbotin
Plant Pest Diagnostic Center
California Department of Food and Agriculture
3294 Meadowview Road
Sacramento, CA 95832-1448
USA
Tel: +1 916 262 1115
Fax: +1 951 787 37 19
E-mail:sergei.subbotin@ucr.edu |
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Events
17-21
August 2009
International
Nematology Symposium - Nematodes in Tropical Ecosystems
(joint 8th Russian Society of Nematologists meeting with
the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technologies), Hanoi,
Vietnam
Contact:
Dr. Nguyen Vu Thanh (vice-chairperson of the Local Organizing
Committee); Tel: 8 44 37.56.11.71; Fax: 8 44 37.91.19.64;
E-mail: nvthanh49@yahoo.com
or Dr.
Sergei Spiridonov (Secretary of the Russian Society of Nematologists);
Tel: +7 (495) 236 21 30; Fax: +7 (495) 236 52 17 or +7 (499)
122 56 37; E-mail:
s_e_spiridonov@rambler.ru;
Website: http://donimabe.org.vn/Symposium/
Publications
The Russian
Journal of Nematology (RJN) is an English language
journal (affiliated to the Russian Society of Nematologists)
which publishes original research papers on all aspects
of terrestrial, aquatic and entomophilic nematology. These
include: molecular and biochemical nematology developmental
biology, embryology, physiology and ultrastructure interactions
with host and environment ecological nematology biological,
chemical and integrated control morphometrics, and taxonomy.
Information on the contents of the Russian Journal of Nematology
are indexed in Science Citation Index, Current Contents (Agriculture,
Biology and Environmental Sciences) and abstracted in CABI
Nematological
Abstracts.
Each volume is published biannually and contains about
160 pages. It is an essential source of information for
nematologists on the current and varied research being done
in laboratories in the CIS and elsewhere. An important aspect
of RJN policy is to stimulate worldwide cooperation in nematology.
A newsletter is published in each issue of the journal.
Subscriptions
Membership of the Society is directly linked to subscription
to the Russian Journal of Nematology. Annual subscription
(including air mail postage) is 50 Euro (US$50). Special
reduced price - 30 Euro for nematologists from Eastern European
countries, China, Vietnam and Cuba. Credit card payment
is not accepted. No VAT is charged and it is therefore nonrefundable.
Colleagues should contact to Dr.
Sergei A. Subbotin (sergei.subbotin@ucr.edu) via e-mail
for subscription rates and methods of payment.
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