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P. Uwa?amy, jednak?e wspó?praca z t? firm? w coraz wi?kszym zakresie nie spe?nia podstawowych potrzeb i oczekiwa? czasopisma, co skutkuje opó?nieniami w procesie wydawniczym i opó?nieniemi w publikacji wersji internetowej artyku?ów, Ponadto Firma edytorska Index Copernicus, z któr? ?le si? wspó?pracuje redakcji PJM, zmienia aktualnie system edytorski, co powoduje ba?agan zwi?zany z funkcjonowaniem obu systemów edytorskich i wida?, ?e nowy system ma szereg wad. W wyniku rozmów prowadzonych przy wspó?udziale redakcji PJM, z dwiema firmami wydawniczymi, których koszt by?by do zaakceptowania przez PTM, uznano, ?e firma EXELEY INC. z Nowego Jorku, Stany Zjednoczone, by?aby najbardziej odpowiednia i rokuj?ca nadziej? na popraw? funkcjonowania PJM. W zwi?zku z powy?szym jednomy?lnie podj?to Uchwa?? nr 41-2017 z dnia 31.10.2017 r. w sprawie zmiany firmy edytorskiej umo?liwiaj?cej prac? redakcji Polish Journal of Microbiology w profesjonalnym systemie edytorskim oraz wydaj?cej wersj? elektroniczn? PJM i podpisania umowy na okres 3 lat na wydawanie PJM on-line. Rozmowy z firm? EXELEY INC s? zaawansowane i zmierzaj? do podpisania umowy na nowy system wydawniczy, 2018.

, Dwaj cz?onkowie PTM otrzymali Granty FEMS na wyjazdy do naukowych o?rodków zagranicznych. Z?o?one zosta?y 2 wnioski o granty FEMS dofinansowuj?ce wyjazdy na konferencje naukowe

, Podj?li?my wspó?prac? z Kancelaria Prawn? w celu uzyskania opinii odno?cie mo?liwo?ci powo?ania Pe?nomocników Delegatów na Nadzwyczajne Walne Zgromadzenie Delegatów PTM podczas Konferencji 90 lat PTM. Umo?liwi?o to uzyskanie quorum na Walnym Zgromadzeniu Delegatów wymaganego do wprowadzania zmian w Statucie PTM. Po uzyskaniu wszystkich materia?ów z NWZD, z pomoc? Kancelarii Prawnej zostanie przygotowany wniosek do s?du (KRS), który zatwierdzi proponowane zmiany Statutu PTM

, Bardzo du?o pracy i wysi?ku po?wi?cili?my na przygotowanie i organizacj? naszej Konferencji "PTM wczoraj -dzi? -jutro

, Odby?a si? ona w dniach 22-23 wrze?nia 2017 roku w Auditorium Maximum Uniwersytetu Jagiello?skiego

, Pi?ciu odczytów o Bakteryach" uznanych za pierwszy wyk?ad z mikrobiologii i opublikowanych jako pierwszy polski podr?cznik mikrobiologii. W konferencji wzi??o udzia? 217 osób, w tym 54 osoby do 35 roku ?ycia, które otrzyma?y wsparcie finansowe FEMS. Tematyka naukowa Konferencji, wraz z cz??ci? po?wi?con? historii polskiej mikrobiologii oraz upami?tnieniu dzia?alno?ci i zas?ug Prof. Odona Bujwida, da?a mo?liwo?? zaprezentowania wspó?czesnych osi?gni?? z ró?nych dyscyplin mikrobiologii. Odby?y si? sesje wyk?adowe z zakresu mikrobiologii lekarskiej, weterynaryjnej, przemys?owej, ?ywno?ci i ?rodowiska. Wyniki bada? naukowych by?y równie? prezentowane w trakcie sesji plakatowych, na których przedstawiono 148 plakatów. Uczestnicy konferencji otrzymali reprint wyg?oszonych wyk?adów Prof. O. Bujwida, zamieszczonych w publikacji "PI?? ODCZYTÓW O BAKTERYACH Rys ogólnych zasad bakteryologii w zastosowaniu do chorób zaka?nych z do??czeniem uwag o surowicach leczniczych. szczepieniach ochronnych i dezynfekcyi z tablic? zdj?? mikro-fotograficznych w?asnych" wydanie trzecie znacznie poszerzone, opublikowanych w 1907 roku, Sk?ad G?ówny w ksi?garni Gebethnera i Sp. i -Zanieczyszczenia mikrobiologiczne podziemnych magazynów gazu i gazoci?gów, Konferencja zosta?a zorganizowana z okazji przypadaj?cej w tym roku 90-tej rocznicy powo?ania Polskiego Towarzystwa Mikrobiologów, 160-lecia urodzin Profesora Odona Bujwida -Ojca mikrobiologii polskiej i twórcy Katedry Higieny na Uniwersytecie Jagiello?skim, a tak?e z okazji 130 rocznicy wyg?oszenia przez Profesora na Uniwersytecie Jagiello?skim s?ynnych

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