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Challenges in Chemical Renewable Energy (ISACS12) – registration now open

ISACS12

Final Chance To Submit

The oral abstract deadline for Challenges in Chemical Renewable Energy (ISACS12) is almost upon us. Take advantage of this exceptional opportunity to showcase your work to a truly global audience and submit before Friday 3 May 2013.

Registration Now Open

We are delighted to announce that registration for this significant conference is now opensecure your space today and benefit from the early bird discount. There are also student rates and bursaries available.

For full details on Challenges Chemical Renewable Energy (ISACS12), please visit the dedicated website.

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11th International Conference on Materials Chemistry (MC11): registration now open

MC11

We are delighted to announce that registration for the 11th International Conference on Materials Chemistry (MC11) is now open.

Why take part in this conference?

In the 20th year of this international Materials Chemistry conference series, this meeting will bring together researchers from across this exciting field to discuss four key areas of application of materials chemistry:

  • Energy Materials – including all aspects of Materials Chemistry related to energy generation, conversion and storage.
  • Environmental Materials – the design, synthesis and applications of materials that facilitate processes to provide a sustainable environment.
  • Biomaterials – materials for tissue engineering and healthcare, green biomaterials and advanced synthesis methods of biomaterials.
  • Electronic, Magnetic and Optical Materials – encompassing inorganic, organic, hybrid and nano materials, soft matter and interfaces.

Registering early guarantees you an early bird discount of £50 – so register now. . And you can showcase your own work by presenting a poster.

MC11 will appeal to academic and industrial scientists working on the chemistry, physics and materials science of functional materials.  Come and hear the best in the field and take advantage of many opportunities for discussion with other researchers in materials chemistry.

For more information visit: http://rsc.li/mc11

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Lithium Ion Battery: The Inception, Development, and Future- Japan-UK Science, Technology and Innovation Symposium

Lithium Ion Battery:  The Inception, Development, and Future

Japan-UK Science, Technology and Innovation Symposium

March 5th 2013

15:00-17:15, followed by Reception Party

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Symposium by the inventor of the lithium ion battery; Doctor Akira Yoshino (Asahi Kasei Corporation, Japan)and

Professor Anthony R. West (The University of Sheffield, UK) on Tuesday, March 5th, 2013

at Embassy of Japan in the United Kingdom

101-104 Piccadilly, London W1J 7JT

RSVP no later than February 28th here…

  • Registration of the Symposium and reception party is free.
  • Note that all visitors to the Embassy are required to show your Photo ID as well as the registration form to this Symposium at the entrance.
  • Dress code for this event is lounge suits.
Doctor Akira Yoshino

Doctor Akira Yoshino

Professor Anthony R. West

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Challenges in Chemical Renewable Energy (ISACS12) – key dates and confirmed speakers

ISACS12 Challenges in Chemical Renewable Energy

Key Dates and Deadlines:

3 May 2013 – Oral abstract submission deadline Submit your abstract now

21 June 2013 – Poster abstract submission deadline

12 July 2013 – Early bird registration deadline

2 August 2013 – Registration closes

Confirmed Speakers:

Kisuk Kang, Korea – EES Lectureship
Fraser A. Armstrong, UK
Matthias Beller, Germany
Peter G. Bruce, UK
Emily A. Carter, USA
Ib Chorkendorff, Denmark
Holger Dau, Germany
Richard Friend, UK
Shunichi Fukuzumi, Japan
Harry B. Gray, USA
Sossina M. Haile, USA
Tobin J. Marks, USA
Daniel G. Nocera, USA
Yang Shao-Horn, USA
Licheng Sun, Sweden

This conference will review current research developments and identify future challenges in a comprehensive programme which explores the following themes:

  • Photovoltaics
  • Fuel cells
  • Solar fuels
  • Molecular catalysis
  • New battery materials

Keep updated: Sign up for ISACS e-alerts

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11th International Conference on Materials Chemistry

Submit an oral abstract for The 11th International Conference on Materials Chemistry (MC11), the flagship event of the RSC’s Materials Chemistry Division – deadline Friday 7th December.

This cutting edge international research conference is organised around four exciting and diverse areas of the application of materials chemistry:
Energy Materials – including all aspects of Materials Chemistry related to energy generation, conversion and storage.
Environmental Materials – the design, synthesis and applications of materials that facilitate processes to provide a sustainable environment.
Biomaterials – materials for tissue engineering and healthcare, green biomaterials and advanced synthesis methods of biomaterials.
Electronic, Magnetic and Optical Materials – encompassing inorganic, organic, hybrid and nano materials, soft matter and interfaces.

Why take part in MC11?

There are over 100 opportunities for oral presentations over four parallel sessions. So you can share your own research with the more than 400 expected participants during the four-day event. There will also be plenty of opportunity for discussion during poster session receptions, lunches and coffee breaks, all taking place in the dedicated conference centre.

If you take part in this conference you will have the benefit of hearing and networking with an excellent line-up of plenary and keynote speakers, all experts in their fields.

All academic and industrial scientists working on the chemistry, physics and materials science of functional materials, including students, are encouraged to be there. Visit www.rsc.org/mc11 for full details.

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Challenges in Chemical Renewable Energy (ISACS12) – Call for Abstracts

We are proud to announce that the significant International Symposia on Advancing the Chemical Sciences (ISACS) series will return in 2013 to include Challenges in Chemical Renewable Energy (ISACS12) on 3-6 September in Cambridge, UK.

Abstracts are now invited for this event so submit today and take advantage of this exceptional opportunity to present your work alongside scientists from across the globe.

For details of speakers and conferences themes, please visit the dedicated website.

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ChemComm Symposium on Chemistry and Sustainable Energy – register today

The 6th ChemComm International Symposium will take place in Brazil on 5th and 8th November 2012, the first ever RSC Journal Roadshow to take place in South America. Attendance at the symposium is free of charge and student participation is strongly encouraged. Please register your interest in attending the meeting on the conference website.

The theme for the meetings is Chemistry and Sustainable Energy. Two one-day meetings will be held:

  • Monday 5 November 2012 – FAPESP, São Paulo
  • Thursday 8 November 2012 – COPPE-UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro

Each one day meeting will feature a selection of stimulating lectures reflecting the academic and industrial breadth of green chemistry, biofuels, sustainable energy, bioprocess including photosynthesis and catalysis (organic chemistry), delivered by internationally recognised researchers. The first one-day meeting will be held at FAPESP, São Paulo. The second one-day meeting will be held in COPPE-UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro.

Confirmed speakers:

  • Chris HardacreQueen’s University Belfast
  • Erwin ReisnerCambridge University
  • Nick TurnerManchester University
  • Karen WilsonCardiff University
  • Carlos H. Brito Cruz, Scientific Director, FAPESP
  • Igor PolikarpovIFSC-USP
  • Sidney RibeiroIQ-UNESP
  • Liane RossiIQ-USP
  • Ulf SchuchardtIQ-UNICAMP
  • Glaucia SouzaIQ-USP
  • Elba BonIQ-UFRJ
  • Jairton DupontIQ-UFRGS
  • Elena GousevskayaIQ-UFMG
  • Jerson LimaIQ-UFRJ & FAPERJ
  • Claudio MottaIQ-UFRJ

More details about the meeting and how to register are available on the conference website.

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SuNEC 2012 Conference: a great success

SuNEC 2012 took place in Sicily, Italy from 4-6 September and was deemed a great meeting by all involved.

The scientific programme featured 6 plenary lectures, 14 oral presentation and 4 poster presentation that highlighted exciting innovation in widely different approaches to exploit solar energy, including concentrated solar power (CSP), thin-film photovoltaics, artifical photosynthesis and solar thermal.

Eminent speakers at SuNEC 2012 included Aldo Steinfeld, Thomas Brown, Keith Barnham, Ruud Schropp, Bao-Lian Su and Kisuk Kang.

EES is welcoming high-quality submissions from speakers at the conference, submission deadline 30 September 2012. More information.

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SuNEC 2012 special collection

Following the successful partnership with SuNEC 2011, EES will publish manuscripts originating from the SuNEC 2012 meeting to be held on September 4-6, 2012 in Sicily, Italy.

Delegates are encouraged to submit their work to EES — whose Abstract will be submitted to SuNEC 2012 for oral or poster presentation – submission deadline is 30 September 2012.

Manuscripts can be submitted (in almost any electronic format and reasonable layout) through the EES online submission service. See Author Guidelines for more information. All articles will be subject to rigorous peer-review according to the journal’s usual standards – if accepted, they well receive great exposure, and will get significant promotion.

Registration and Key Deadlines:

  • SuNEC Registration deadline: 31-Jul-12 (Register now)
  • SuNEC Abstract submission: 27-Jun-12
  • Manuscripts to EES: 30-Sept-12

Submit your best work to EES today!

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Korea-UK symposium: 25-26th June 2012. Register today!

Korea-UK Workshop on Energy Conversion & Storage June 25-26 2012 Place: Diamond Hall@The Hotel Plaza Seoul, Seoul, KoreaThe Korea-UK Workshop on Energy Conversion & Storage will take place in Seoul, Korea from 25-26 June 2012. This symposium is being jointly organised by the RSC and our partners at the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) and the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST).

Speakers include Prof. James Durrant (Imperial), Prof. Hee Cheul Choi (POSTECH), Prof. Clare Grey (Cambridge and Prof. Kisuk Kang (Seoul National University) and Managing Editor of Energy & Environmental Science Philip Earis will also be giving a talk.

Check out the fantastic program and find out more details on the symposium website.

Registration for this exciting event closes on June 10th, 2012 so act today to ensure your place!

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