13th International Conference on Environmental Mutagens

Maintaining Genomic Health in a Changing World

53rd Annual Meeting of the EMGS

August 27 - September 1, 2022 - Ottawa Canada

 

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ICEM 2022 Sponsors

Become a Sponsor  

Diamond Level: 
Morningside Foundation
NIEHS R13 Grant No. 5R13ES031435-03 
TwinStrand Biosciences


Platinum Level:
Escher Fund for Autism 

Health and Environmental Sciences Institute
Proctor & Gamble, Co. 
US-FDA R13 Grant No. 5R13FD006702-04
University of Ottawa 
MGI Americas Inc.
Carleton University
 


Gold Level:
Bristol Myers Squibb
Canadian Institutes for Health Research
Inotiv Inc.


Silver Level:
Burroughs Wellcome Fund

Elsevier
United Kingdom Environmental Mutagen Society
Gilead Sciences
National Cancer Institute (NCI)
Merck Research


Bronze Level:
Lhasa Limited
The Research Institute for Fragrance Materials

Moltox, Molecular Toxicology, Inc. 
BASF Corp.
Toxys B.V.
Litron Laboratories
Instem
Kao Corporation
MultiCASE


Supporter
Mutagen-Brasil

Johnson & Johnson
University of Michigan
John J. Nicolette, MS, DABT


Contributors
European Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Society

Japanese Environmental Mutagen and Genome Society
Journal of Biochemistry
Illumina
Pfizer Inc.
Environmental and Molecular Mutagenesis Journal 
Bill Kaufmann, PhD
Genetic Toxicology Association
Society of Toxicology


GENERAL INFORMATION

AREA CODE AND PHONE DIALING

The area code for Ottawa and the surrounding area is 613. Before dialing locally, use 613 and then the 7-digit phone number. The area code for Gatineau is 819.

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

Outlets and voltage (110 volts) are the same as in the United States. Small appliances such as hair dryers, irons, and razors can be used in Canada. For those from other countries, adapters are required for electrical appliances. The frequency of electrical current in Canada is 60 Hz.

EMERGENCY SERVICES

  • Emergency: 911
  • Poison Information Centre: 613-737-1100
  • Ottawa Fire Services: 613-580-2860
  • Ontario Provincial Police: 888-310-1122
  • Ottawa Police: 613-236-1222

BANKING

Banking hours differ by bank and branch, but are generally the same as common working hours (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.). Some banks are open later or on weekends or Thursday evenings. Most businesses accept debit cards as a form of payment. Most major credit cards are accepted in Ottawa. WeChat Pay and Alipay is accepted at select businesses.

Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) are located in banks and in various other locations throughout the city. They are usually available during and outside of regular banking hours, although often with an additional service fee.

CURRENCY

Currency can be exchanged at banks or at currency exchange stations. Some hotels and other merchants accept foreign currency, but it is recommended that visitors exchange currency before they arrive.

Calforex Currency exchange located in the CF Rideau Centre (connected to the Westin)
613-569-4075
Rideau Centre Third Floor
350B, 50 Rideau St.

TIPPING

For good service at a restaurant, a tip of 15% of the pre-tax bill is customary. Some restaurants add a service charge to the bill, especially in large groups, in which case further tipping is not expected. Tipping is also customary in bars, salons/spas, and taxis.

TAXES

For up-to-date tax information, visit the Government of Canada’s Foreign Convention and Tour Incentive Program website.