Late-breaking
abstracts can be
submitted no later than
21 May 2012.
Only proposals
for poster or virtual
presentations can be
submitted at this stage
(abstract submission for
oral presentation is now
closed) Abstracts can be one-page long
(at most) and must be
submitted using the conference management
tool:
Abstract Submission
Accepted late-breaking
abstracts of registered
participants will be
included in the Book of
Abstracts (although they
could be included in a
specific section)
All authors who
submitted abstracts
before 9 May should have
received formal
notifications of
abstract
acceptance/rejection.
Those authors who have
not received any
notifications, please
contact the Conference
Secretariat at
info@emr2012.org
as soon as possible
The list of
ACCEPTED ABSTRACTS
can be consulted by
clicking here
(this list is
being
updateddaily)
The definitive version
of the scientific
program will be
available by early June
(participants will be
informed about it by
email). And a
preliminary version of
this program will be
available on this
website
by mid-May.
The scientific program
will start on Wednesday
20 June 2012 at 11:00
AM, although there will
be a registration period
from 9:00 to 11:00 AM
(in any case, attendees
will be able to register
at the secretariat desk
at any time during the
conference). The
conference will finish
on Friday 22 June 2012
around 7:00 PM.
Deadline for
registration: 23 May
2012
Registration is
mandatory for ALL
participants (including
onsite registrants). All
those works with no
author registered by 23
May 2012 will not be
included in the
scientific program.
Should you be unable to
register in time, please
email us no later than
23 May 2012 so that your
accepted work can be
included in the program.
All registration details
can be checked at the
Registration section
ACCOMMODATION - VISA
Information about hotels with which the EMR2012
Conference has agreed reduced fees is available in the
Accommodation section.
Given the limited number of rooms reserved for
the Conference, participants are strongly recommended to
book their accommodation as soon as possible (preferably one month
before the conference takes place. Later, it can be more
difficult and expensive to find appropriate accommodation)
All participants coming from countries whose
nationals need a visa to enter Spain should have received the
official signed and stamped invitation letters. We strongly
recommend early visa application at the corresponding Spanish
Embassy or Consulate. If you need further assistance from our side,
please let us know as soon as possible.
Pedro Gómez-Romero
Research Center on Nanoscience and
Nanotechnology
(CIN2) (CSIC-ICN). Vice-Director of MATGAS Research Center.
Barcelona, Spain
Jean Roncali Group Linear Conjugated Systems CNRS, MOLTECH,
University of Angers, France
THE CONFERENCE
The Energy&Materials
Research
Conference
(EMR2012), which will
take place in
Torremolinos (Malaga,
Spain) from 20 to 22
June 2012, will bring
together researchers and
professionals from a
broad set of science and
engineering disciplines
with the aim of sharing
the latest developments
and advances in
materials, processes and
systems involved in the
energy generation,
transmission-distribution
and storage.
In the current
situation, where world's
energy system is likely
to radically change in
the next decades,
research into materials,
processes and systems is
currently foreseen as a
critical aspect in the
development of cleaner
and more efficient
energy. In this
conference series,
researchers from very
different academic
backgrounds (from
semiconductor physicists
or organic chemists
exploring new ways for
improving conversion
efficiency within solar
cells, or
electrochemists pursuing
better performance and
durability of fuel cell
components, to
microbiologists
deepening on how
engineered
microorganisms can be
exploited for generating
useful energy, or
engineers conceiving new
designs for power
plants), but with an
unique interest in
contributing to the
global energy and
environmental
challenges, are expected
to meet in a truly
interdisciplinary
atmosphere.
Areas or research
covered will include: Energy from biomass - Biofuels
Solar energy:
Photovoltaics;
Concentrating
photovoltaics
Concentrating solar
power; Solar thermal
Fuel cells
Hydrogen
Wind power. Wave, tidal
and hydropower.
Geothermal
energy
Non-renewable energy
sources: nuclear
and
fossil fuels
Energy
transmission-distribution
and storage
Lighting and
energy-efficient
buildings
Energy saving and
sustainability
Please, take some time
to read the detailed list of
Topics
that will be discussed
at the conference.
The proceedings of the
meeting will be formally
released as a book,
titled "Fuelling
the future: advances in
science and technologies
for energy generation,
transmission and
storage",
and will be published by
BrownWalker Press
(Boca Raton, FL, USA),
which will ensure an
adequate international
distribution and
availability of the
book.
Conference participants
will be entitled to
submit one full paper to
be considered for
inclusion in this book.
Deadline for submission
18 July 2012. More
details
here
BrownWalker Press
TORREMOLINOS
(MALAGA, SPAIN)
The conference will take
place in Torremolinos
(Malaga, Spain).
Torremolinos, which is
considered as today
Spain’s top tourist
destination, is a small
city on the Costa del
Sol (coast in the south
of Spain)
The city
has evolved over the
last few decades to
become an attractive
resort, focused around
its long, sandy and
clean beaches, and
offering a huge variety
of entertainment,
leisure facilities and
exuberant nightlife.
Torremolinos has a
wonderful climate with
320 days of sunshine
every year. Daily summer
temperatures are almost
every day over 30˚C, and
with yearly averages of
22˚C.
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