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Chemistry International -- Newsmagazine for IUPAC
From the journal Chemistry International -- Newsmagazine for IUPAC Volume 29 Issue 6

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Environmental Technology and Renewable Energy

31 January–1 February 2008

Vienna, Austria

Envietech2008 is the first-of-its-kind international congress and exhibition on Environmental Technology and Renewable Energy. It will be held at the Austria Center Vienna, 31 January–1 February 2008 under the auspices of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment, and Water Management, and in cooperation with the European Commission’s Energy Week 2008.

The congress and exhibition will give new impulses and present new opportunities for the emerging sector of sustainable environmental technologies and renewable energy resources. The newest developments and trends, their socio-economic impact, and implementation will be presented in four tracks:

  • Environmental Technology

  • Renewable Energy

  • 4th European Forum on Eco-innovation

  • Business Lounge

Following are likely topics to be covered:

  • WHO climate report and impact on energy use

  • fossil and renewable energy resources

  • CO2 reduction/renewable energy

  • environmental technology as an economic impetus for Austria, Europe, and the global economy

  • EU funded research in the areas of environment and energy within FP6 and FP7

  • EU Technology Platforms collaboration for successful developments:

    • ETP for Plants for the Future

    • European Biofuels Technology Platform

    • ETP for Renewable Energy

    • European Solar Thermal Technology Platform

    • European Wind Energy Technology Platform

    • Forest-Based-Sector Technology Platform

    • Coordinated Action on Ocean Energy

    • Photo-Voltaic Technology Platform

  • bio fuels: raw materials, technology, use, and market

  • alternative pathways to secure energy sustainability and new technologies

  • research projects, industry presentations, and financing strategies

www.envietech.at

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  2. From the Editor
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  6. Part I: Their Role in Society
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  15. A Tribute to Professor Aubrey D. Jenkins
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  18. Multiple Uses of Chemicals: Clear Choices or Dodgy Deals?
  19. Establishing an East Asian Network for Organic Chemistry
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  21. Explanatory Dictionary of Key Terms in Toxicology (IUPAC Recommendations 2007)
  22. Quantities, Units, and Symbols in Physical Chemistry: 3rd edition
  23. Natural Product Chemistry at a Glance
  24. Macromolecules for a Sustainable, Safe, and Healthy World
  25. Provisional Recommendations
  26. Molecules that Matter
  27. Environmental Technology and Renewable Energy
  28. Data Mining
  29. Thermophysical Properties
  30. Luminescence Spectrometry
  31. Green Chemistry
  32. Mark Your Calendar
  33. Index for 2007
https://doi.org/10.1515/ci.2007.29.6.33

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Masthead
  2. From the Editor
  3. Contents
  4. Why on Earth Be(come) an IUPAC Member?
  5. IUPAC in Torino, Italy
  6. Part I: Their Role in Society
  7. Nanotechnology–The New Chemistry
  8. For a Healthy Smile . . .
  9. Performance Materials: A Symposium and New Award
  10. 2008 IUPAC–Richter Prize in Medicinal Chemistry: Call for Nominations
  11. IUPAC to Support the International Chemistry Olympiad
  12. Standard Atomic Weights Revised
  13. Release of InChI Version 1.02 beta; Introducing InChIKey
  14. Chemical Risk Assessment Methodology
  15. A Tribute to Professor Aubrey D. Jenkins
  16. Errata
  17. Herding AnIMLs (no, it’s not a spelling mistake): Update on the IUPAC and ASTM Collaboration on Analytical Data Standards
  18. Multiple Uses of Chemicals: Clear Choices or Dodgy Deals?
  19. Establishing an East Asian Network for Organic Chemistry
  20. Critically Evaluated Rate Coefficients for Free-Radical Polymerization Part 6: Propagation Rate Coefficient of Methacrylic Acid in Aqueous Solution (IUPAC Technical Report)
  21. Explanatory Dictionary of Key Terms in Toxicology (IUPAC Recommendations 2007)
  22. Quantities, Units, and Symbols in Physical Chemistry: 3rd edition
  23. Natural Product Chemistry at a Glance
  24. Macromolecules for a Sustainable, Safe, and Healthy World
  25. Provisional Recommendations
  26. Molecules that Matter
  27. Environmental Technology and Renewable Energy
  28. Data Mining
  29. Thermophysical Properties
  30. Luminescence Spectrometry
  31. Green Chemistry
  32. Mark Your Calendar
  33. Index for 2007
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