International Federation of Nematology Societies

The International Federation of Nematology Social orders are a worldwide association of 14 subsidiary social orders. The IFNS was built up in 1996 amid the Third Global Nematology Congress (in Guadeloupe). That Congress and two prior Worldwide Nematology Congresses (1984, 1990) were supported together by three social orders: the European Culture of Nematologists, the Association of Nematologists of Tropical America, and the General public of Nematologists. This site gives data on nematodes and the art of nematology, the partnered nematology social orders, and the following Global Congress of Nematology. The site likewise gives different administrations to nematologists, generally as a worldwide hub from which to post and trade data. The motivation behind this site is to improve the worldwide group's consciousness of the exploration of nematology and to give different administrations to nematologists, generally as a worldwide hub from which to post and trade data. For extra data, contact any of the Officers of IFNS or those of associated social orders, or visit the sites of those social orders. The Organization means to encourage correspondence among nematologists around the world, through national and territorial nematology social orders. It likewise plans to improve general familiarity with nematodes and the art of nematology. A key component in this is encouraging and advancing data trade, e.g. through the Worldwide Congress of Nematology that happens at six year interims. The 14 nematology social orders subsidiary to the IFNS have a sum of 2,500 individual individuals.