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International Travel - The Fourth Pacific Basin Conference on Adsorption Science and Technology

International Travel - The Fourth Pacific Basin Conference on Adsorption Science and Technology
国际旅行-第四届太平洋盆地吸附科学与技术会议
批准号:
0628046
负责人:
James Ritter
金额:
$0.6万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2006
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2006-07-01 至 2007-06-30

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建议#:0628046P.I.:James Ritter标题:国际旅行-第四届太平洋盆地吸附科学技术会议这是一项美国国家科学基金会的旅行补助金,支持美国学术和非营利性研究机构的学生、博士后研究员和教职员工参加在天津举行的第四届太平洋盆地吸附科学与技术会议,中国。AST会议设立于1997年,目的是促进科学家和工程师,特别是来自太平洋盆地国家的科学家和工程师在吸附科学和技术领域的科学合作。第四届关于AST的太平洋盆地会议的主要目标是使太平洋盆地地区的科学家和工程师能够介绍他们在吸附科学和技术领域的最新研究成果,并概述这一领域的进一步发展。特别是,这将使美国学术界和工业界的参与者能够与他们的国际同行互动,特别是加强和/或与太平洋盆地地区的吸附研究人员建立合作和科学交流。大会将涵盖从基础到应用的各种吸附相关领域,包括全体会议、口头会议和海报会议。会议将持续四天半,来自世界各地的约150名与会者,其中约20名来自美国。大约一半的美国参与者将有资格获得美国国家科学基金会提供的旅行补贴,规定如下。只有美国教育机构的终身教职员工和他们的学生以及美国非营利性研究机构的研究人员(每个院系单位限一名教职员工和一名学生)才有资格申请这项NSF支持。第四次太平洋盆地吸附科学和技术会议的广泛影响主要与会议论文集的出版有关。在第四届太平洋盆地吸附科学和技术会议上,100多篇论文被接受用于全体会议、口头报告和海报报告。包含大部分论文的精装会议记录将由李周教授编辑,并作为《吸附》杂志的特刊出版。它将提供给会议的所有与会者和来自世界各地的吸附研究人员,会议结束后。这本出版物应该具有重要的档案价值,第二和第三届太平洋盆地吸附科学和技术会议的论文集也是如此。
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AbstractProposal #: 0628046P.I.: James RitterTitle: International Travel - The Fourth Pacific Basin Conference on Adsorption Science and TechnologyThis is an NSF travel grant that supports students, post doctoral fellows and faculty frpm US academic and nonprofit research institutions to attend the 4th Pacific Basin Conference on Adsorption Science and Technology (AST) to be held in Tianjin, China. The AST conferences were established in 1997 in order to promote scientific collaboration in the area of adsorption science and technology among scientists and engineers, especially those from Pacific Basin countries. The primary goal and hence intellectual merit of the 4th Pacific Basin Conference on AST is to allow scientists and engineers from the Pacific Basin Region to present their most recent research efforts in the area of Adsorption Science and Technology and to outline further developments in this area. In particular, this will allow US participants from academia and industry to interact with their international counterparts and especially to enhance and/or establish collaborations and scientific exchange with adsorption researchers from the Pacific Basin Region. The conference will cover a wide variety of adsorption related fields from fundamentals to applications, and consist of plenary sessions, oral sessions and poster sessions. The conference will last for four and one-half days, and host approximately 150 participants from around the world, with about ~ 20 participants from the US. About one-half the US participants will be eligible to receive a travel supplement from the NSF with the following stipulations. Only tenured and tenure-track faculty members and their students in US educational institutions and researchers in US nonprofit research institutions (limited to one faculty member and one student per departmental unit), who will have an oral or poster presentation at the meeting will be eligible to apply for this NSF support. The broader impacts of the 4th Pacific Basin Conference on Adsorption Science and Technology are mainly associated with the publication of the conferences proceedings volume. Over 100 papers have been accepted for plenary, oral and poster presentations at the 4th Pacific Basin Conference on Adsorption Science and Technology. The hardcover conference proceedings containing most of these papers will be edited by Professor Li Zhou and published as a special of the journal Adsorption. It will be available to all the participants at the conference and adsorption researchers from around the world after the conference. This publication should have significant archival value, as do the proceedings volumes from the 2nd and 3rd Pacific Basin Conferences on Adsorption Science and Technology.
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