IOA
The International Ozone Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to the development of educational and scientific activities to respond at the best to the needs of industry and research community in the field of ozone and derived oxidants.
Since its foundation in 1973, the IOA is at the forefront in connecting professionals around the globe involved and interested in ozone-related issues including scientists, researchers, engineers, system designers, technologists, equipment manufacturers, consultants, users and members of governmental agencies.
Typical topics covered in the activities program are ozone generation, secondary oxidant generation, gas mass transfer, chemical reactions of ozone in gas and liquid phases, engineering aspects, water treatment for disinfection and pollutants removal, oxidation for food processing, for pulp bleaching, for products manufacture and conditioning, development of analytical procedures and materials, development of equipments for ozone use, development and applications of advanced oxidation processes, safety and health effects.
For more information, please visit http://www.ioa-ea3g.org/
IUVA
Advancing the sciences, engineering & applications of ultraviolet technologies to enhance the quality of human life & protect the environment.
The International Ultraviolet Association (IUVA) was established to serve the following aims and objectives:
1. To provide a forum for the discussion of all scientific and technological issues that relate to the use of ultraviolet light;
2. To provide a common voice for the interests of companies using ultraviolet technologies and manufacturing ultraviolet lamps or equipment;
3. To organize periodic international and national conferences focused on ultraviolet technologies;
4. To publish a regular Newsletter (IUVA News) to keep members informed of new developments in the applications of ultraviolet technology;
5. To encourage the establishment of rational terms, units and nomenclature in the fields of ultraviolet technology;
6. To encourage research into the advancement of the applications of ultraviolet technologies;
7. To encourage the adoption of rational environmental regulations that would encourage the use of ultraviolet technologies.
For more information, please visit http://www.iuva.org/.
