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The 10th biennial European Winter Conference will be
held in Hungary at the Budapest University of Economic Sciences and Public
Administration. Being a
brand new member of the European Union, Hungary will serve as an exciting
and ideal venue of the Conference. The country is situated in the heart of
Europe, between East and West, North and South. The Hungarian economy is
the fastest growing economy in the region. More and more multinational
companies establish their research and development centers in Hungary.
This is accompanied by a strong local industry, a multitude of SMEs, which
represents the most exciting development of the contemporary Hungarian
economy. As a result, Budapest is currently
growing into a major R+D center in Central Europe at the center of a new,
significant market of the 21st century. Budapest is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful capitals in
the world. It is easy to reach by
air and on the ground. The warm hospitality of residents, excellent food
and wine, reliable and
frequent public transportation, vivid cultural life, rich
museums,
etc, attract millions of visitors every year. Visitor-friendly visa
policy, value-for-the-price services and goods, and a pleasant climate
make Hungary one of the most popular meeting venues world-wide. More
than 600 scientists are expected and over 300 papers on modern plasma
spectrochemistry will be presented. On the border of Eastern and Western
Europe the common understanding of quality controlled spectrochemistry
will be discussed. Fundamentals, instrumental development and application
will be presented trough invited and contributed papers and posters. A
five-day exhibition and manufacturer presentation of spectrometric
instrumentation will also be organised. Main topics: Fundamentals Instrumental development QC and QA of spectrochemical
determinations Elemental speciation Coupled systems EC project teams presenting
results of common research, and students are strongly encouraged to submit
papers. An International Programme
Committee, to be chaired by Prof. Peter Fodor, Szent
Istvan University, Budapest will be responsible for the scientific
programme. Please make a note in
your calendar and submit the "Expression of interest" for
inclusion in the Conference mailing list. |