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News Release from: IChemE (Institution of Chemical Engineers) | Subject: World Congress
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 27 January 2005
World Congress provisional programme
published
The Christmas and New Year period saw a flurry of activity at IChemE as preparations continued for the 7th World Congress of Chemical Engineering, which takes place in Glasgow, Scotland in July 2005
The Christmas and New Year period saw a flurry of activity at IChemE as preparations continued for the 7th World Congress of Chemical Engineering, which takes place in Glasgow, Scotland in July 2005 The deadline for contributions has now passed and 15,000 copies of the detailed provisional programme and registration brochure are being distributed worldwide
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 23 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Planning for the 7th World Congress of Chemical Engineering (WCCE7) has passed another key milestone with the publication of the provisional scientific programme
2000 papers have been submitted from 72 countries and the congress is shaping up to be the biggest gathering of the international process community ever seen in Europe, according to congress chairman, Strathclyde University's professor Colin Grant.
"We have received an impressive response from both industry and academia", says Grant.
"The provisional programme contains some challenging contributions from every area of process engineering science and practice.
A real sense of excitement is beginning to build around the event and we are on course for a major gathering of the chemical engineering clan with important inputs from other disciplines".
The congress is supported by an impressive array of industrial partners including, ABB, BP, BNFL, GSK and Shell.
The UK's 'big three' scientific academies are also backing the event along with the EPSRC and international bodies including AIChE and DECHEMA.
HRH Princess Anne has granted royal patronage and is expected to attend the congress.
Copies of the provisional programme and registration brochure containing information on plenary and keynote speakers, session grids, exhibition details, social programme and a registration form are available on request or via the website.
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