Sixth International Conference on Fundamentals of Adsorption, Presq'ile de Giens, France, May 24-28, 1998

摘要提案编号：9731369提案类型：会议支持请求首席研究员：Orhan Talu所属机构：克利夫兰州立大学该资助通过化学和运输系统部界面、运输和分离项目的分离和净化项目子项目授予。首席研究员是克利夫兰州立大学的Orhan Talu博士。这是一份会议经费申请。这次会议是第六届吸附原理国际会议，将于1998年5月24日至28日在法国的Presq'ile de Glens举行。这是一个与界面、传输和分离过程程序完全相关的专题领域。会议的目的是为交流与吸附过程有关的研究成果和思想提供一个论坛。将重点讨论的主题包括吸附用于散装气体分离、气体储存、冷却、空气和水污染控制以及环境修复。本次会议特别强调的是吸附材料的设计，包括碳纳米管等新型材料。这次会议是工程科学、材料化学和工艺工程的良好融合。来自工业界、学术界和政府实验室的科学家也很好地融合在一起。高度知名的国际研究人员也在演讲和讨论计划的一部分。这次会议将通过与国际同行的互动使美国科学家和工程师受益。特别鼓励年轻教师的参与。会议论文集将在同行评议后出版。预计美国国家科学基金会对会议的部分赞助将使美国研究人员充分受益于该计划的技术内容，并将有助于推动吸附科学和技术的最新发展。J

~ - 1-I' l Abstract Proposal No: 9731369 Proposal Type: Request for Conference Support Principal Investigator: Orhan Talu Affiliation: Cleveland State University This grant is awarded through the Separations and Purification Program sub-element of the Interfacial, Transport and Separations Program of the Chemical and Transport Systems Division. The principal investigator is Dr. Orhan Talu at Cleveland State University. This is a grant application for conference support. The conference is the Sixth International Conference on Fundamentals of Adsorption which will be held in Presq'ile de Glens, France, May 24-28, 1998. This is a topical area fully relevant to the Interfacial, Transport and Separation Processes Program. The objective of the conference is to provide a forum for the exchange of research results and ideas related to adsorption processes. Topics that will be emphasized include adsorption for bulk gas separations, gas storage, cooling, air and water pollution control and environmental remediation. A special emphasis in this conference is the design of adsorption materials which include new and novel materials such as carbon nanotubes. The conference is a good blend of engineering science, materials chemistry and process engineering. There is also a good blend of scientists from industry, academia and government laboratories. Highly reputed international researchers are also part of the presentation and discussion schedule. The conference will benefit US scientists and engineers through interaction with their international colleagues. Participation by young faculty will be especially encouraged. The conference proceedings will be published after peer review. It is expected that NSF partial sponsorship of the conference will allow US researchers to fully benefit from the technical content of the program and will help advance the state of the art in adsorption science and technology. J