Polychar 19 is going to be held in Kathmandu, Nepal on March 20-24, 2011. POLYCHAR World Forum on Advanced Materials is a scientific initiative targeted at discussion of new developments in Materials Science and Engineering (MSE). The Forum has been providing a firm platform for discussion of recent advances and innovations in Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) among the scientists both from academia (including young scientists and students) and industries. Nepal has got such oppurtunity to host 19th version of this series. Previous series were held in USA, European and some other Asian countries.
The technical programme of POLYCHAR 19 will comprise the symposia with oral presentations and poster sessions providing a survey of recent developments in MSE. Among other topics, the conference POLYCHAR 19 will focus on nanostructured polymers and bio-related green materials and composites.
The International Year of Chemistry 2011 announced by the IUPAC coincides with the Year of Tourism declared by Nepal Government. Therefore, parallel to the high scientific quality of the meeting, we will put our full effort also to offer our delegates the opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Nepal. During and after the conference, excursions in and around Kathmandu will be organized.
It would be a good oppurtunity for Nepalese students and faculties to listen on the recent progress on this subject area and to be in contact with international scientific community.
Timeline of the Conference:
Abstract submission : October 15th, 2010, contact nepalpolymer@yahoo.com
Details here
Contact:
Prof Dr. Rameshwar Adhikari
nepalpolymer@yahoo.com
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We are very thankful to the NepaChem family for popularizing POLYCHAR 19 among Nepalese Chemists.
On behalf of local organizing committee, I also would like to invite Nepalese Polymer Chemists, Physicists and Engineers from different corners of the world to join in this event.
I wish you all very Happy 'Bhai Tika' and properous future.
Sincerely,
Rameshwar Adhikari
Central Department of Chemistry
Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu
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