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November 18 – 20, 2013 West Palm Beach, Florida
A COMPREHENSIVE AND MARKET-DRIVEN CONFERENCE DEDICATED TO THE PRODUCTION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY AND RESOURCES FROM WASTE MATERIALS.
Unlocking the molecular value of waste streams and putting them to use in the production of energy and chemicals is an industry with unusually strong growth potential.
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The program will feature the industry’s thought leaders sharing their insights on: • Technology developments • Funding • Existing operational case studies
WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Commercial waste generators, the government sector, waste management firms, recycling firms, energy and chemical producers and equipment and technology suppliers will find the first edition of the Renewable Energy from Waste Conference invaluable for insights into financing, technology developments, market trends and opportunities.
Make your plans to attend the event today and take advantage of early-bird registration discounts!
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McBain Medal Award Meeting 2013: Dynamic and controlled self-assembly at interfaces
19 December 2013 Gonville and Caius College, University of Cambridge, UK
Elaborate supramolecular architectures can be crafted and tuned through non-covalent interactions, ranging from simple host-guest interactions to more complex types of molecular recognition. Recent advances in the field have made these systems adaptative, customisable, responsive to one or multiple stimuli and relevant to a wide range of applications, requiring also cutting-edge techniques to probe the morphologies on the nano-scale. This one-day symposium will showcase some of the latest work in this rapidly growing field.
Event highlights: McBain Medal 2013 Lecture
The McBain Medal is an early-career award offered jointly by the SCI and the RSC. The 2013 McBain Lecture will be given by Dr Oren Scherman, currently a Reader at the University of Cambridge in Supramolecular and Polymer Chemistry, and Next Generation Fellow in the Melville Laboratory for Polymer Synthesis. His research focuses on supramolecular polymers, hydrogels and composite materials and their dynamics of assembly.
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