General Information
INVITED SPEAKERS FOR PLENARY LECTURES
• Léger J.M. (Université de Poitiers, France)
Carbon materials as conducting supports for fuel cell catalysts
• Rodríguez J.J. (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain)
Applications of activated carbons in catalytic processes for the abatement of water pollutants
INVITED SPEAKERS FOR KEYNOTES
• B.D. Crittenden (University of Bath, UK)
Carbon Materials for Environment Protection
• D. Aurbach (Bar-Llan University, Israel)
Electrochemistry of activated carbon electrodes for energy storage & conversion and separation processes
• F. Bèguin (CNRS, France)
High voltage electrochemical capacitors in aqueous electrolyte
• E. Morallon (University of Alicante, Spain)
Pt nanoparticles supported on carbon materials for fuel cell applications
• C. Vix-Guterl (CNRS, France)
New insights into the chemistry of the carbon surface by combining XPS and TPD measurements
• T. Kyotani (Tohoku University, Japan)
Understanding of Energy Storage Mechanism using Templated Carbons
• J.M. Calo (Brow University, USA)
Electrosorption/electrodesorption of arsenic on a granular activated carbon in the Presence of Other Heavy Metals
• J. Rivera-Utrilla (University of Granada, Spain)
The ozone/activated carbon system as an advanced oxidation process to remove pollutants from water
• H.M. Cheng (Chinese Academy of Sciences, China)
Development of hierarchical porous carbon and graphene for high-performance supercapacitors
• S. Shiraishi (Gunma University, Japan)
High-voltage charging durability of activated carbon or carbon nanotube electrode for electric double layer capacitor
• R. Santamaría (INCAR-CSIC, Spain)
A route for quantifying the contribution of pseudocapacitance in carbon-based supercapacitors
MISCELLANEOUS
Each participant will receive a Congress Pack containing their name badge, the congress programme, the book of abstracts, the meal tickets, as well as other material and additional information.
LANGUAGE
All lectures are in English. There will be no facilities for simultaneous translation.
LIABILITY
The Organising Committee shall not be held liable for personal accidents, losses or damage to private property of registered delegates of the Congress. Attendees should make their own arrangements with respect to personal insurance.
COMMUNICATION CERTIFICATES
Certificates for oral communications will be delivered in the conference area by the chairperson during the oral sessions.
Certificates for poster communications and assistance certificates will be delivered in the conference office.
INTERNET
The conference venue will have open access wireless networks available for all conference participants.
Remember that the electric current in Spain is 220 V and plugs are two-pin continental sizes.
ADVICE TO SPEAKERS
Speakers should be in the CONFERENCE AREA 15 minutes before the beginning of the session and meet with the Chairperson.
- Scheduled time for Plenary Lectures is 60 minutes: 50 min presentation plus 10 min discussion.
- Scheduled time for Keynote Lectures is 30 minutes: 25 min presentation plus 5 min discussion.
- Scheduled time for Oral Presentation is 20 minutes: 15 min presentation plus 5 min discussion.
- Please, follow strictly the instructions of the Chairperson, especially with regard to the time allotted to the speech: do not go over the time limit.
- You will find a laser pointer on the lectern to help you pointing out your slides if necessary. Please do not leave with it!
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
All speakers must use the computer provided at the conference venue. No personal laptops will be allowed for any oral presentations. Computers will be equipped with Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Office 2007, Adobe Acrobat Reader 8 and QuikTime.
We kindly ask all speakers to hand in their presentations at least 24 hours before their presentation is scheduled. Presentation should be saved preferentially on a USB stick.
ADVICE TO POSTER PRESENTERS
Please remember that the maximum size of the poster is 90 cm x 120 cm in Portrait format. All poster communications will be presented in both Poster Session 1 and 2, and should be on display from Monday morning, October 26th, until the end of Poster Section 2, Wednesday evening, October 28th, 20,00 h.
