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European Energy Conference
The world community, and not least Europe, is confronted with converging crises, economic, environmental, employment and social. Energy – its availability at acceptable economic and environmental cost, and with the prospect of sustainability – is a key factor in confronting these crises. Given these circumstances, four leading European scientific organisations are committed to a synergetic engagement to evaluate and promote European research and technology competence in the energy field. Fundamental research of course must be structured for application, so that through engineering practice it can fulfil the requirements of society. The first European Energy Conference will not be an isolated event; it launches an ongoing forum of Communication and cooperation promoting energy-related research.
Date: 19 April 2010 - 23 April 2010
Event Subject(s):
Environment, Sustainability & Energy
Physical
Venue
NH Constanza Hotel and AXA Auditorium
Barcelona
Spain
Organiser Information
Organiser(s): ESF, E-MRS, EuCheMS and EPS
Contact for Event Information
Name : Ms Alessandra Piccolotto
Address:
European Science Foundation, ESF Conferences Unit
149 avenue Louise, Box 14
Tour Generali, 15th Floor
Brussels
1050
Belgium
Tel:
+32 (0) 25332020
Fax:
+32 (0) 25388486
Email:
apiccolotto@esf;org
Contact Useful link:
http://www.e2c-2010.org/
Additional Information
Speaker Information:
Invited Speakers will include (list to be completed):
- Carlos Alejandre, Directorate, ITER, ES - ITER: promise and problems
- Nicola Armaroli, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, IT - The ultimate in lighting: LEDs and others
- Vincenzo Balzani, University of Bologna, IT - Artificial photosynthesis
- Ronnie Belmans, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, BE - Smart Grids: efficient electricity generation and distribution
- Harald Bolt, FZJ, DE - Materials for extreme conditions
- Jean-François Dallemand, JRC, Ispra, IT - Sustainable biofuels
- Gia Destouni, Stockholm University, SE - Water & energy/environmental limitations
- Waclaw Gudowski, International Science & Technology Centre, RU - Next generation fission reactors
- Gerhard Hörpel, Westfälische-Wilhelms-Universität, DE - Putting traction batteries on the road
- David King, Oxford University, UK - High level challenges
- Rolf Linkohr, Centre for European Energy Strategy, BE - Evaluation of the Conference
- Martha Lux Steiner, Helmholtz Centre, Berlin, DE - Advanced compound semiconductors
- Ravindranathan Thampi, University College Dublin, IE - Catalysis for fuel processing
Booking form or other file(s):
Useful link:
Other information:
The scientific committee welcomes original contributions on the following topics:
- Primary Energy - sources: solar and environmental, fuels and earth and ocean, fission and fusion
- Energy Conversion and Storage - electrochemistry for energy, thermodynamics and thermal processes, supporting technologies
- End Use of Energy - the efficient home, transport, demand and environmental management
- Emerging Topics - for highly-relevant topics not covered by the sessions above
Abstracts must be submitted online using the E2C submission form by 15 November 2009. Any submissions made after this date or in any other format will not be processed.
Authors may submit up to 3 abstracts; a new form must be filled for each abstract.
