24^th ETH-Conference on Combustion Generated Nanoparticles

June 22^nd to 24^th, 2021 at ETH, Zürich, Switzerland (Online Conference)
Focus Event: Combustion and Climate Change

Save your Seat! Important Links and Deadlines:

Thanks to the financial support from sponsors and exhibitors, no participation fee will be charged.
Note: The deadline for submitting a poster or oral presentation has been extended to April 20, 2021. Submit your abstract after the registration process.

• Registration, participation with a contribution (oral or e-poster presentation): April 20, 2021
  Abstract submission for oral and e-poster presentations: April 20, 2021
• Instrument and Filter e-Exhibition (reduced fee for online conference CHF 800)
• Sponsorship Opportunities: Various options/benefits to support the conference (reduced fees for online conference)
• Information on paper/poster acceptance by May 7, 2021
• Registration, participation without contribution: May 21, 2021
• Video upload for e-posters: June 17, 2021

Dear colleagues

Corona viruses are more persistent in our societies than thought and our hopes to organize the 24th ETH-Conference on Combustion Generated Nanoparticles this year in its well-approved format are not fulfilled.

Therefore, we have decided to offer you the opportunity to participate in a first online CGN Conference and login from all over the world. With this, we open the call and you can submit your abstracts on the conference registration page. With the Swiss Chemical Society, we could find a competent partner and together we will build virtual conference rooms for oral and poster presentations and an exhibition on latest particle measurement instrumentation and emission control devices.

The conference will be held online from June 22, to June 24, 2021.

The conference addresses the same topics and is organized in about 8 sessions, offering time for short online presentations. The online conference is also an excellent occasion to present your results in form of e-posters and videos, which will be accessible during the entire conference for registered participants.

All contributions will also be implemented in the conference archive, as well as in the conference bibliography, which by now is an impressive testimony of the conference history and the many scientific results and achievements, which have presented at the conference on all aspects of combustion-generated nanoparticles.

With this information, hopefully, we could encourage you to participate at the 24th ETH Conference on combustion-generated nanoparticles.

Stay healthy, avoid inhalation of COVID viruses, which indeed are toxic nanoparticles, use approved filter technologies and share your findings on combustion-generated nanoparticles with all of us at the next conference.

With best regards

On behalf of the organizational committee
Dr. Norbert Heeb and Dr. Andreas Mayer