Planowane konferencje
Dear SUT Researchers,
We have a new year, new results, and topics to be presented at POB3: Materials for the Future. Just like last year, we plan to organize 3 meetings where the results from two sub-areas will be presented. The first such sub-area conference covering:
1) Organic and inorganic materials and carbon nanostructures for applications in electronics (coordinator: Prof. Tadeusz Pustelny)
2) Ultralight and highly resistant materials in automotive and aviation structures (coordinator: Prof. Bogusław Mendala)
w will take place on April 25, 2022. between 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. As part of the conference, we are planning a total of 4 30-minute presentations and 8 short 15-minute communications as well as time for discussion. Therefore, I kindly ask you to send abstracts in Polish and English to the sub-area coordinators by 20 April this year. Due to the fact that we have more and more employees and doctoral students from abroad, presentations can also be in English.
The next conference will be held on May 23, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. on the sub-areas:
3) Modern materials for construction applications (coordinator: Dr. Stefan Pradelok)
4) Modern materials for medical applications (coordinator: Prof. Sławomir Boncel)
As above, as part of the conference, we plan a total of 4 x 30-minute presentations and 8 short 15-minute communication, and time for discussion. Therefore, I kindly ask you to send abstracts in Polish and English to the coordinators of the sub-areas by May 9 this year.
Best wishes,
Newsy
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