2004 Internantional Conference on Inorganic Membranes

摘要提案标题：2004年国际无机膜会议提案编号：CTS-0417636主要研究者：Jerry Lin机构：美国辛辛那提大学该基金将为美国学生和年轻研究人员提供资助，以参加2004年7月18-21日在俄亥俄州的辛辛那提举行的第八届国际无机膜会议（ICIM 8）。 会议的目的是汇集国际研究人员和工业从业人员，介绍和讨论他们在无机膜科学和技术方面的成果，并更好地了解无机膜的合成，表征和应用。 该系列的前三次会议分别在中国、法国和日本举行。 ICIM 8会议将涵盖与分离和膜反应器技术有关的无机膜的理论和实验方面。 预计参加者总数约为300人，其中约120-160人来自美国，60-80名来自欧洲，80-120名来自日本、中国、奥地利和其他亚洲国家。 美国国家科学基金会的资金将支持大约30名美国学生和年轻研究人员参加这次会议。 就更广泛的影响而言，美国学生和年轻研究人员参加ICIM 8会议将为无机膜科学和工程领域的劳动力提供培训。 他们接触到国际社会的膜科学家和研究人员将大大提高美国在无机膜技术的新兴领域的竞争力。

AbstractProposal Title: 2004 International Conference on Inorganic MembranesProposal Number: CTS-0417636Principal Investigator: Jerry LinInstitution: University of CincinnatiThis grant will provide financial assistance to U.S. students and young researchers to participate in the Eighth International Conference on Inorganic Membranes (ICIM8) in Cincinnati, Ohio, July 18-21, 2004. The objective of the Conference is to bring together international researchers and industrial practitioners to present and discuss their results on the science and technology of inorganic membranes and to gain better understanding of the synthesis, characterization and application of inorganic membranes. The previous three conferences of this series were held overseas in China, France, and Japan. The ICIM8 Conference will cover both theoretical and experimental aspects of inorganic membranes relating to separation and membrane reactor technology. The total number of participants is expected to be about 300 with approximately 120-160 from the U.S., 60-80 from Europe, and 80-120 from Japan, China, Austria and other Asia countries. The NSF funds will support about 30 U.S. students and young researchers to participate in this conference. In terms of the broader impacts, participation in the ICIM8 Conference by U.S. students and young researchers will provide training for the workforce in inorganic membrane science and engineering. Their exposure to the international community of membrane scientists and researchers will greatly enhance the U.S. competitiveness in the emerging area of inorganic membrane technology.