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ISGS Summer School 2012 – 22-26 July 2012 – Paris, FranceLatest News |
| Deadline for registration is extended |
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We are pleased to announce that the deadline for registration has been extended to 15th of July 2012. |
| One-day registration is now open |
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It is now possible to register on a day to day basis if you cannot attend the whole school. You may pick and choose the day(s) you want and register for this (these) one(s) only! Registration fees for 1 day, including scientific courses, 1 night at CIUP, lunch and coffee breaks of the corresponding day. Please contact ISGS secretariat for one-day registration instructions. |
| Poster session to present your research will be organized |
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The ISGS Summer School is targeted to 1st year PhD and Master students as well as most experienced researchers from both industrial and academic worlds. It is the occasion to be updated with the latest advances in the field. The courses will not only cover theoretical and practical materials, but will also provide an opportunity to discuss specific cases with the teachers. In particular, participants will have the opportunity to display their research, and to present their work during the poster session on Tuesday 24 July evening…More >> |
| Exhibition & Sponsoring |
| If your Company wants to support our Summer School or to take part in the exhibition associated to the Summer School, see additional information and benefits on https://www.isgs.org/index.php/next-isgs-events/exhibition-a-sponsors or contact us. |
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Limited number of places – first come, first served basis |
ISGS Summer School 2012 – Latest news
ISGS is an international, interdisciplinary, not-for-profit organization whose primary purpose and objective is the advancement of sol-gel science and technology. ISGS aims are both to represent the particular needs and aspirations of the international sol-gel community and to support this sol-gel community.
Since the inception of the highly successful Sol-Gel Workshop series in Padova during 1981, sol-gel science and technology has evolved from its origins within traditional materials science (mainly glass and ceramics) to become an extraordinarily multidisciplinary area of research, spanning chemistry, physics, biology, materials science and nanotechnology.
ISGS, grouping of scientists who are interested in sol-gel science and technology at the begining, evolved over time in a professional, fully functional, scientific society.