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REPORTs Scenes from the One Fungus = Which Name symposium held in the Trippenhuis, headquarters of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Amsterdam, on 12–13 April 2012; the launch and presentation of the Atlas of Soil Ascomycetes and Taxonomic Manual of the Erysiphales (Powdery Mildews) to John W. Taylor (IMA President); and the sun drenched Fungal BBQ at the CBS, following committee meetings on Saturday 14 April 2012. (16) ima funGuS
ImA Executive committee meeting In mid-April 2012, The Netherlands again turned into an international centre for mycology and the IMA Executive Committee met on 14 April 2012 in Utrecht parallel to meetings of the International Commission on the Taxonomy of Fungi (ICTF) and the International Commission on Penicillium and Aspergillus (ICPA). This was the largest Executive Committee meeting ever held between IMC congresses, and illustrated the amount and importance of activities organized by the Association, under the presidency of John Taylor. The meeting covered all aspects of advancing mycology on a global scale, and here I just wish to highlight a few of the points, which were discussed and decided. First, the Executive Committee congratulates the winners of our young mycologist awards, which were finally completed with announcements on the two outstanding. The Elias Magnus Fries Medal was awarded to Cécile Gueidan (nominated by the European Regional Mycological Member Organization) and the Carlos Luis Spegazzini Medal to Luís Fernando Pascholati Gusmão (nominated by the Latin American Regional Mycological Member Organization; for further information see p. (25) in this issue. While the young (dominik.begerow@rub.de) The International Commission on the volume 3 · no. 1 mycologist awards are designated to the early years of a career and honours outstanding mycological research by young scientists from our regional member organizations, the Executive Committee also searches for ways of acknowledging substantial support of mycology by others. The introduction of a category of IMA Fellows as a midcareer award received great support from the Executive Committee, and guidelines will be available soon, so that a first round of mycologists can be recognized in this way during IMC10 in Bangkok. Although the finances of the IMA are robust, we seek further external funding to increase our capabilities. While there is quite substantial support from external funding during our congresses, the IMA would like to attract companies and institutions to become patrons of the IMA for a yearly fee. The profits of several large international companies are based on fungi or fungal products, and the IMA supports the development of a closer link between research and economy. Mycology will become a big business in the future, and financial support to our work is highly appreciated. To increase visibility and to provide better support for mycology worldwide, the Executive Committee agreed on the further development of our IMA Newsletter Taxonomy of Fungi (ICTF) held a general meeting at the CBS-KNAW and the redesign of our webpage. IMA should reach all mycologists, worldwide, on a regular basis and information should be widely distributed in the age of the internet and free information exchange. Beside the issues of IMA Fungus volumes, the Executive wishes to enhance the Newsletter, and the option to subscribe will be highlighted much more often than has been the case before. In addition, we ask all members to contribute to the content of the IMA Newsletter and also to IMA Fungus to further increase the international visibility of global mycology. Finally, the Executive Committee acknowledged the progress being made in the organization of IMC 10, which is to take place in Bangkok in 2014. Leka Manoch reported on progress made during the last year. Most exciting was the change of venue to the Queen Sirikrit National Convention Center, which will allows a great congress in Thai style. The Organizing Committee is already hard at work, with Leka Manoch and Morakot Tantichareon as co-chairs. The call for symposia will be made soon, and the Executive Committee suggested that there should be seven concurrent sessions per day, two for fungal diversity, and one for each of the following themes: fungal cells, fungal genomes, fungal ecology, fungal pathogenesis and fungal biological technology. In addition there would be nomenclature sessions held on three days, as at IMC9. The congress aims to reflect the best of international mycology, and the needs of our communities. During the intensive discussions by the Executive Committee, a Skype conference was arranged to facilitate the participation of members who could not attend in person, so broadening the basis for discussions and decisions. Mycology is global, and the Executive Committee would like to get all of you who read this involved in discovering the future. Dominik Begerow (Secretary-General, IMA) International commission on the Taxonomy of Fungi (IcTF). 2012 general meeting Fungal Biodiversity Centre, Utrecht, The Netherlands on Saturday, 14 April REPORTs (17)
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