Conference Córdoba (SPAIN) June, 2022

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1 Conference 2022 Córdoba (SPAIN) June, 2022

2 Index Congress Organization: Local Committee 01 Congress Organization: Collaborators 03 Scientific Program Conference venue 05 Social Program Accommodation How to get to Cordoba Good reasons to come to Cordoba.. 11 Accompanying persons options Preliminary Budget Support letters... 20

3 Congress Organisers Local Committee The National Institute of Agricultural and Food Research and Technology (INIA) is a Public Research Institution. INIA participates in identifying research, development and innovation priorities in the agro-food sector of Spain, and represents Spanish agro-food research in the European Union. Approximately 830 people work in INIA. The Institute engages in R+D+i in Plant Production and Protection, Animal Production, Forestry, Food Quality and Security and the Environment. Nematology has been always part of INIA s research interests. Nematologists at INIA have worked in nematode pest control in horticultural crops, alternatives to chemical and fumigant soil nematicidal treatments, sustainable soil management and nematode-based agro-environmental indicators, and, more recently, in the control of invasive nematode forest pests. Sara Sánchez Moreno Lee Robertson 01

4 Congress Organisers Local Committee The Andalusian Institute of Agricultural and Fisheries Research and Training (IFAPA) is an Administrative Agency under the Andalusian Regional Ministry for Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development of the Junta de Andalucía (Regional Government). Approximately 790 professionals (244 researchers and technicians) currently work at IFAPA in its 18 centres distributed all over Andalusia. The Nematology group at IFAPA has worked on Integrated Nematode Management in horticultural crops with emphasis on Biological control and plant resistance. They have contributed greatly to manage nematode problems in Andalusian agriculture through research, development, technology transfer and training. Miguel Talavera María Dolores Vela Soledad Verdejo Lucas 02

5 Congress Organisers Collaborators Instituto Agricultura Sostenible IAS- CSIC (Córdoba): Pablo Castillo, Juan Emilio Palomares Universidad de Jaén (Jaén): Reyes Peña-Santiago, Gracia Liébanas, Joaquín Abolafia, Museo Nacional Ciencias Naturales MNCN-CSIC (Madrid): Alfonso Navas, Susana Cobacho Instituto Ciencias Agrícolas ICA-CISC, (Madrid): María Fe Andrés Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (Madrid): Sergio Álvarez Instituto Regional de Investigación y Desarrollo Agroalimentario y Forestal IRIAF (Guadalajara): José Antonio López-Pérez Instituto de Ciencias de la Vid y del Vino ICVV-CSIC, (La Rioja): Raquel Campos Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña (Barcelona): Xavier Sorribas, Cesar Ornat Universidad de Castilla La Mancha (Toledo): Carolina Escobar 03

6 Scientific Program SUNDAY / 12 TH JUNE 2022 MONDAY / 13 TH JUNE 2022 TUESDAY / 14 TH JUNE 2022 WEDNESDAY/ 15 TH JUNE 2022 THURSDAY/ 16 TH JUNE 2022 Registration Welcome Reception Caballerizas Reales CONGRESS CENTRE CONGRESS CENTRE CONGRESS CENTRE CONGRESS CENTRE Registration Opening Plenary session Coffee break-posters Plenary Session Coffee break-posters Plenary Session Coffee break-posters Plenary Session Coffee break-posters Oral presentations in parallel sessions Oral presentations in parallel sessions Oral presentations in parallel sessions Oral presentations in parallel sessions Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Oral presentations in parallel sessions Oral presentations in parallel sessions Oral presentations in parallel sessions Coffee break-posters Coffee break-posters Coffee break-posters Poster session Oral presentations in Symposium tour Oral presentations in Oral presentations in parallel sessions Visit to the Mosque parallel sessions parallel sessions ESN general meeting Gala Dinner Bodegas Campos 04

7 Conference venue THE CONGRESS PALACE The Congress Palace is situated in the former Hospital of San Sebastian (built ), which after centuries of reforms, reconstruction and expansion, was finally transformed into the Cordoba Congresses and Exhibitions Centre. The building, located just opposite the Mosque-Cathedral, stands next door to the Bishop s Palace, and the Roman Bridge all just a few steps away. The building is centred around the cloisters, a unique example of Mudejar architecture. 05

8 Conference venue THE CONGRESS PALACE The whole palace is equipped with all the latest technical facilities, as well as air conditioning, fire detection and fire fighting equipment, alarms and PA systems. Meeting rooms Plenary room Two rooms One rom One room Two rooms One room One room Capacity 759 ppl. 100 ppl. 70 ppl. 48 ppl. 40 ppl. 18 ppl. 14 ppl. 06

9 Social Program Sunday 12/06/2022 Opening Reception in the Royal Stables of the City of Córdoba The Royal Stables in Cordoba were founded in the year 1570 by a royal decree of Felipe II, with the aim of breeding the Pure Spanish Horse. The building design is characterized by a distinct military style in keeping with its location by the Alcázar fortress and features a permanent equestrian display. Wednesday 12/06/2022 Visit to The Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba The Mosque is the one of the most important monuments of the Islamic West. It began to be built in the 8th century by Abd Al Rahman and held a place of importance among the Islamic community of Al- Andalus for three centuries. World Heritage since

10 Social Program Thursday 15/06/2022 Gala Dinner in Bodegas Campos Located five minutes away from the Mosque, in the historic center of Cordoba. A place that combines the best professional service with the magic and charm of Cordoba. Comfort, efficiency, reliability... are some of the pillars of this place, together with the food. 08

11 Accommodation Córdoba offers a wide range of hotels in all categories close to the congress venue. Hotel Rating Hotels Rooms Five stars ***** Four stars **** 14 1,415 Three stars *** Two stars ** Total 33 2,546 Bed and Breakfast 39 09

12 How to get to Cordoba The nearest airports are Seville, Jerez, and Malaga. By road: All airports are connected by motorway to Cordoba. By train: A fast and very convenient way to get to Cordoba is on the AVE highspeed train. This connects the city with Madrid in 1 hour and 40 minutes, with Malaga in 50 minutes, and with Seville in about 40 minutes. By Bus: Cordoba Bus Station offers many daily coach services to major cities such as Madrid, Seville, and Malaga. 10

13 Reasons to come to Cordoba HISTORICAL AND ARTISTIC HERITAGE Cordoba is an historical inland city located in Andalusia (Southern Spain), with a privileged climate in June and an impressive cultural and historical patrimony, which features an unique combination of Roman, Muslim, Jewish and Christian heritage. Since time immemorial, Cordoba has served as a magnet for travellers and cultures. Its strategic location, fine weather and natural setting have meant that for over 20 centuries, it has been considered a perfect city to settle in by the different peoples, who have made their way here. 11

14 Reasons to come to Cordoba UNESCO WOLD HERITAGE SITE The UNESCO (The united Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) recognised in 1994 the universal importance of Cordoba s historic legacy, and extended the tittle of World Heritage Site not only to the Mosque-Cathedral, but also to all the streets and buildings around it. In addition, in December 2012, Cordoba was awarded a further accolade: The Festival of the Patios (Courtyards) was added to the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity sites. With the rest of Spain, it shares the tittles of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity awarded to Flamenco (2010) and the Mediterranean Diet (2013). 12

15 Reasons to come to Cordoba MOSQUE-CATHEDRAL OF CORDOBA The Mosque is the one of the most important monuments of the Islamic West. It began to be built in the 8th century by Abd-Al Rahman and held a place of importance among the Islamic community of Al-Andalus for three centuries. The great Mosque is made up of two distinct areas, the courtyard with its porticos, where the minaret stands, encased in the Renaissance tower, and the prayer hall. The area inside is made up of a forest of columns with a harmonious colour scheme of red and white arches. 13

16 Accompanying persons options COURTYARD FESTIVAL IN CORDOBA Every year in May, the city of Cordoba in Andalusia celebrates its famous Courtyards Festival, a tradition which was declared a part of our Intangible World Heritage by UNESCO in 2012 and during which many of the courtyards or patios in the historic quarter are open to visitors for a few days. The festival is a competition to discover the most beautiful courtyards in the city, and fills the streets with colour, the scent of jasmine and orange blossom. The courtyards of Cordoba are a living tradition dating back to Roman times, and which continued throughout the Arab presence until being handed down to us today. The traditional houses in the city are noted for their courtyards surrounded by whitewashed walls adorned with hanging flowerpots filled with colourful geraniums, jasmine, carnations and orange blossom. Although the competition takes place in May, we can enjoy this tradition all year round just by walking round the streets of this beautiful city. 14

17 Accompanying persons options MADINAT AL-ZAHARA The history of Medina Azahara, the magnificent, enigmatic city palace which was built for Abd-al Rahman III at the foot of the Sierra Morena mountains five miles from the city, is shrouded in myths and legends. According to popular belief, Abd al-rahman III, after proclaiming himself Caliph in 929 A.D., after eight years in power, decide to build the city-palace in honour of his favourite, Azahara. Rich marbles of violet and red, gold and precious stones, as well as the skilled work of artisans from the best quarries and the now legendary Byzantine contributions, helped to make the palace take on its full glory. 15

18 Accompanying persons options JEWISH QUARTER The Jewish Quarter is the best-known part of Cordoba s historic centre, and is one of the largest in Europe. Its medieval streets have a distinctly Moorish flair to them, reminiscent of the Jews prosperity under the Caliphate of Cordoba. FORTRESS OF CATHOLIC MONARCHS This building was the royal residence of the Christian monarchs. It is set among magnificent gardens, including the garden known as the Avenue of the Monarchs which features statues of all the monarchs who had connections with the palace-fortress. 16

19 Accompanying persons options TAPAS Tapas are at the very heart of Spanish lifestyle and culture. In Cordoba, you will find lively, noisy bars serving small plates of superb flavours and local delicacies. Enjoy It is essentially a style of eating rather than a form of cooking. Tapas mean sociability, friends and family. The Spanish, in general, won t drink without eating something as well. FLAMENCO Flamenco is a passionate and seductive art form, a mysterious and misunderstood culture that has been burning in Andalucía for nearly five hundred years. 17

20 Preliminary Budget (Expenditures) Fixed expenditures Variable expenditures Number Rate Value TOTALS Room for plenary session 1 Day 1,150 4,600 Room (100 people) 2 Day 750 6,000 Room for poster & Exhibition hall 2 Day 632 5,056 Poster boards & stickers ,970 Audio-visual equipment (3 rooms) 7,600 Delegate packs & badges ,500 Abstract book ,970 Website and communication 3,200 Bus for half day trip ,500 Speakers travel & Accommodation 7,000 Technical secretariat & event coordination 12,000 Secretariat technical assistant 6,500 64,896 Welcome reception Royal Stables ,300 Coffee breaks (7) ,700 Gala dinner ,750 Lunch (4) (if provided) ,000 Mosque Visit ,200 75,950 18

21 Preliminary Budget (Incomes) Registration fees Other incomes Number Rate Value TOTALS ESN members , Non-members , Students members , Accompanying persons , Invited speakers , Sponsor 1 (main sponsor) 1 3, , Sponsor 2 2 1, , Sponsor , Trade stand (four days) , Trade stand (one day) , Total expenditures 140, Total incomes 141, PROFIT

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