Submission of Original Studies and Papers for Publication in

Fungal Mold and  Mycotoxins in Human Habitations

a publication of the

Instituut voor Studie van Schimmel in Menselijke Woningen

Institut pour l'Etude de Moisissure Fongique dans Habitations Humaines

MYCOLOGICAL  INSTITUTE

for the study of

FUNGAL MOLD IN HUMAN HABITATIONS

1953  Celebrating 50 Years of DNA Research    2003

ISHAM is a world wide organisation that represents all scientists and doctors with a special interest in fungal diseases. ISHAM is an independant society that is non-political and non-discriminatory. It exists solely to encourage and facilitate the study and practice of all aspects of medical and veterinary mycology.
MYCOLOGY RESEARCH
 The Mycological Society of America is a scientific society dedicated to advancing the science of mycology - the study of fungi of all kinds including molds,yeasts, lichens, plant pathogens, and medically important fungi.  

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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

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This document is an example of the preferred style to be used to format your abstract for submission  for publication in  Fungal Mold and Mycotoxins in Human Habitations. A publication of the Mycological Institute for the Study of Fungal Mold in Human Habitations. You can use the style  in this document and follow the directions given in the document below.

The paper will be published  as you submit it with limited formatting adjustments as needed, so be careful to follow the guidelines carefully.

The preferred file format for submission of your paper is Microsoft Word. Use A4 paper size (standard letter size) settings and use 2.5cm (one inch) margins all around, that is: Top 72pt, Bottom 72pt, Left 72pt, Right 72pt. Leave the Gutter at 0cm. The abstract (summary) should be no more than 300 words, and is Arial, 12 point justified, in single spacing (style: Abstract). The full text should be at least one page and may include photos, charts, graphs and drawings.

Submissions should be forwarded as Email attachments to New Jersey Mycological Institute at: njmycologist@earthlink.net

Authors should ensure that submissions are submitted at least 60 days prior to publication. Acknowledgment of receipt of the submission will be sent by return Email.Authors will be notified of acceptance by Email. Acceptances will be published on the institutions website:  njmycological.ath.cx  

Authors should note that submissions must be original, not have been published anywhere before and become the property of the institute as a  condition  for such publication.

SUBJECTS AND THEMES
In Research

Research papers and studies by fungal mold mycologists researching or examining opportunistic and pathogenic species in situ or in vivo in human habitations.

  • Medical Mycology
  • Culture
  • Veterinary Mycology
  • Fungal DNA Research
  • New Primers
  • Efficacy of Technologies
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    In Field Work

    Experienced mold inspectors  and remediatiors  documenting extraordinary presence of mold relating to:

  • Field Safety
  • Inspections
  • Sampling 
  • Reporting
  • Abatement
  • Remediation
  • Application of Technology

     

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    A conference is being planned at a time and place to be announced in  2005 where you may present your paper, study and report  sponsored by the  Mycological Institute.

    The  Mycological Institute for the Study of Fungal Mold in Human Habitations  was founded on September 4 2000   thus creating America's first and only scientific institution dedicated to research of fungal mold in human habitations on a molecular and DNA level. 

    Our professor  set about the task of building the Institute  with great vigor. Through assiduously collecting research, the purchase of significant mycology libraries from international collections, exchanges with mycologists in every mycology specialty including oncology, molecular biology, epidemiology, immunology, mycotoxicology, veterinary mycology and other areas  the mycology  library collection grew  in number during  his lifetime.

    The mycology library and fungal collections of the New Jersey Mycological Institute are available to qualifying  members for research.

    This conference will be held under the auspices of the New Jersey Mycological Institute .

    The conference will include:

  • New Courses
  • Seminars
  • Technologies 
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  • New Products
  • Publicatons
  • Protocols   

    • The New Jersey Mycological Institute  is an international  private not for profit educational research institute for the study of toxic mold in human habitations and we publish Fungal Mold and Mycotoxins in Human Habitations to view abstracts and order back issues see our issue index.

    If you wish to join  please complete the membership  application form.  Members and fungal mold inspectors and specialists may also submit original study and research  papers for consideration to be published  after membership and peer review.