With the support of Organizing Committee Members, the 7th International Conference on Climate Change and Medical Entomology is scheduled to be held in Dubai, UAE during October 15-16, 2018. Climatology Conferences will set a platform for professors, climatologists, entomologists and scientists globally to discuss and approach about climatology and entomology research. So, climate change conference 2018 welcomes the, professors, industrial Professionals, Climatologists, Meteorologists, Environmental researchers, Marine biologist, Oceanographer, Ecologists, Chemical researchers, Environmental engineers, Waste management, researchers, Business entrepreneurs, Entomologist, Doctors, Professors, Researchers, Industries, Nobel Laurites and student delegates from climatology and entomology sectors to be a part of this event. under a cloistered platform for an extreme period of time for sharing their knowledge amongst the gathering at the International Conference on climate change and medical entomology which is going to be held at Dubai, UAE during October 15-16, 2018..

1. 10+Keynote
Lectures
30+Posters
B2BMeetings
3+Workshops
15+Interactive
Sessions
40+Scientific
Sessions
CLIMATECHANGECONFERENCE2018
7th
International Conference on
CLIMATE CHANGE AND MEDICAL
ENTOMOLOGY
October 15-16 Dubai, UAE
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“Global Assessment on Ecological Interaction”

2. Panel Discussions
&
B2B Meetings

3. What’s in store for 2018?
Green House Gases and Its
Effects
Climatology
Climate Change Correlation with
Medical Entomology
Medical Entomology
Climate Change and the Science behind It
Reason behind Climate Changes
Challenges of Climate Changes
Global Warming and Its Effects
Impact of Climate Changes
Pollution and Climate
Changes
CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE
2018
Water Bodies and
Climate Changes

4. Renowned Speakers 2017
XiaoJing Ji
ZheJiang University, China
Aleksandra Kosanic
University of Konstanz, UK
Annalina Lombardi
University of L’Aquila, Italy
Yee Leung
The Chinese University of
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Elena Jimenez Martinez
University of Castilla-La
Mancha, Spain
Gene Fry
Energy Efficiency & Global
warming Consultant, USA
Xiong Youcai
Lanzhou University, China
Aikaterini Trepekli
Democritus University of
Thrace, Greece
Bernhard Pummer
Max Planck Institute for
Chemistry, Germany
Babak Farjad
University of Calgary, Canada
Agustin J Colussi
Linde Center for Global
Environmental Science, USA
Marian Mierla
Danube Delta National
Institute for Research and
Development, Romania
• Journal of Earth Science & Climate Change
• Journal of Climatology & Weather Forecasting
• Journal of Pollution Effects & Control
Selected contributions will be published in following Conference
Series LLC Journals Supported By
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5. Tentative Agenda
Day 1 October 15, 2018
Opening Ceremony
Conference Souvenir Launch
Exploring the Modern Innovations in the Field of Global Assessment on Ecological Interaction
Keynote Forum (& Exhibitions Full day)
(Panel discussions and Reviews)
Coffee Break: Networking & Refreshments
Group Photo
Speaker Forum
Sessions Chair’s Introduction
Session 1: Climate Change and the Science behind It, Climatology
Session 2: Medical Entomology, Climate Change Correlation with Medical Entomology
Session 3: Reason behind Climate Changes, Challenges of Climate Changes
Session 4: Global Warming and Its Effects, Green House Gases and Its Effects
Panel discussions and Reviews
Lunch Break
Session 5: Impact of Climate Changes, Environmental Sciences
Session 6: Water Bodies and Climate Changes
Panel discussions and Reviews
Young Research Forum
(Panel discussions and Reviews)
Coffee Break: Networking & Refreshments
B2B Meetings
Day 2 October 16, 2018
Introduction
Keynote Forum (& Exhibitions Full day)
(Panel discussions and Reviews)
Coffee Break: Networking & Refreshments
Speaker Forum
Sessions Chair’s Introduction
Session 7: Pollution and Climate Changes
Session 8: Health and Climate Changes
Session 9: Resources Mitigation
Session 10: Effective adaption
Panel discussions and Reviews
Lunch break
Session 11: Energy policy, Climate Changes Law and Policy, Solutions to Climate Changes
Session 12: Major Disease-Causing Insects, Insects of Medical Importance
Young Research Forum
(Panel discussions and Reviews)
Coffee Break: Networking & Refreshments
Closing Ceremony
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6. Venue & Accommodation
JW Marriott Dubai
Abu Baker Al Siddique Road,
Hamarain Centre
Deira, PO Box 16590
Dubai - United Arab Emirates
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Dubai,UAE
Abstract Submission Opens: February 5, 2018
Registration Opens: February 12, 2018
Early Bird Registration: March 6, 2018
On Spot Registration: October 15, 2018
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on the southeast coast of the Persian Gulf and is the capital of the Emirate of Dubai, one of the
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