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Currently just available poster submission. Deadline 15th September.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ABSTRACT PREPARATION
  • Abstracts should be submitted in English.
  • The title of the abstract should reflect accurately the research conducted.
  • The abstract should be informative, carefully prepared, and should stress the major findings to enable the Scientific Committee to judge their scientific merit.
  • It should include a problem statement, objectives, methods, and the most significant results.
  • It should be of 350 words maximum.
  • Use single-line spacing and leave a line gap between paragraphs if it is needed.
  • Paragraphs should be justified (straight edged).
  • It is recommendable to insert a key figure such as graphical abstract (.jpg) or a table showing the results.
  • Cite references in the text, either in parentheses (author’s surname et al., year) or as part of a sentence, e.g. … according to author’s surname (year)
  • References should be alphabetically ordered; an example is provided below:

    Author’s surname(s), first-name initial(s)., Author’s surname(s), first-name initial(s)., and Author’s surname(s), first-name initial(s)., year. Title of the publication, Title of the journal, volume: first page-last page.

  • Authors may choose the topic and sub-topic of the Congress or the Specialized Joint Event that consider is the most appropriate for presenting their communications.
INFORMATION FOR PRESENTING

Guideline for presentations:

PowerPoint Format 16:9 slides.
You can use this template. Download here.

Keynote Lecture:

You will have 30 min for your presentation, including questions and answers.

Oral Communications:

You will have 15 min for your presentation, including questions and answers.

Oral Flash Communication:

You will have 5 min for your presentation, including questions and answers.

Posters:

You will have 3 min for your presentation. Please prepare a brief PowerPoint Presentation. A discussion will be held after the last presentation.
After the poster session discussion join your colleagues to finish the day with a cold refreshing beer in an informal environment.
Poster size 1000 mm H x 700 mm W.

Hold your poster in the panel identified with your number of abstract or communication ID.

The poster presentations are divided in two sessions:   

Session 1 | Monday 19th September

T1. PARTICULATE SOLIDS HADLING
T2. PARTICLE AND PARTICULATE SYSTEMS CHARACTERIZATION
T3. PARTICLE PROCESSING
T4. PARTICLE-FLUID SYSTEMS: FLUIDIZATION AND MULTI-PHASE FLOW
T6. PARTICLE SEPARATION

Poster presenters must set up their posters at the Posters’ Area on Sunday 18th before 18:00h.
Poster presenters must remove their posters Tuesday 20th at 13:00h
Any remaining poster will be discarded Tuesday 20th after 13:30h     

Session 2 | Wednesday 21st September

T5. PARTICLE FORMATION AND DESIGN
T7. AEROSOL PARTICLE
T8. NANOPARTICLES: PRODUCTION, CHARACT. AND APPLICATIONS
T9. MODELLING AND SIMULATION
T10. STED* IN PARTICLE-BASED MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS
JE. MULTIDIMENSIONAL PARTICLE PROPERTIES: CHARACTERIZATION, SEPARATION, APPLICATION

Poster presenters must set up their posters at the Posters’ Area on Tuesday 20th before 14:30h.
Poster presenters must remove their posters Thursday 22nd at 13:00h
Any remaining poster will be discarded Thursday 22nd after 14:00h 

 

 

The audio-visual means for the presentation will be provided by the organization; you will not be able to use your own computer.

Accepted abstracts will be included in the WCPT9 Book of Abstracts (electronic version)

Submit your abstract REGISTRATION + SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT

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