U.S.-Hungary Workshop on Environmental Chemistry (Balaton, Hungary, September 5-8, 1993)

INT 9312656 Fendler 由匈牙利锡拉丘兹大学的Janos Fendler博士和Attila Jozsef大学的Imre Dekany博士组织的这个关于“环境化学”的美国-匈牙利讲习班将于1993年9月5日至8日在匈牙利举行。 研讨会将汇集10名匈牙利科学家和工程师，10名来自美国，以确定未来的议程，长期合作研究，将解决环境问题。 参与者的努力将针对那些污染问题，这些问题可以被定义为化学反应，由基本分子相互作用控制。 该讲习班的目标是鼓励对影响环境问题的基本问题进行新的合作研究。 会议期间制定的研究议程将借鉴化学中的多个学科，并从理论，计算和实验的角度研究问题。 讲习班将由美国和匈牙利组织，来自法国、捷克共和国、斯洛伐克共和国、保加利亚、罗马尼亚和波兰的其他与会者也将参加。 其目的是让整个区域的化学家参与规划合作研究的早期阶段，以期加强跨越国界的专业联系。 讲习班的成果应包括关于环境化学联合研究的新的、有竞争力的建议，以及审查基本环境问题的化学解决办法的一种更明确的、更协调的多国办法。

INT 9312656 Fendler This US-Hungary workshop on "Environmental Chemistry," organized by Dr. Janos Fendler of Syracuse University and Dr. Imre Dekany of Attila Jozsef University, Hungary, will be held in Hungary during September 5-8, 1993. The workshop will bring together ten Hungarian scientists and engineers with ten from the United States to define an agenda for future, long-term cooperative research that will address environmental problems. Efforts of the participants will directed toward those pollution problems which may be defined as chemical reactions, governed by fundamental molecular interactions. The goal of this workshop is to stimulate new cooperative research that bears upon the fundamental issues affecting environmental problems. The research agenda to be formulated during the meeting will draw upon multiple disciplines in chemistry and examine problems from the theoretical, computational and experimental perspectives. While the workshop will be organized by the United States and Hungary, other participants from France, the Czech Republic, the Slovak Republic, Bulgaria, Romania, and Poland will participate. The intent is to involve chemists throughout the region in early stages of planning cooperative research with the hope of strengthening professional ties that cross national boundaries. Results of the workshop should include new competitive, proposals for joint research in environmental chemistry and an invigorated, better coordinated multi- national approach to examining chemical solutions to basic environmental problems.