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You can still submit Abstracts (for Poster only) until: 1st of August 2018. Registered participants: 401.
Important for obtaining Visa: If you need Visa for Romania, please fill in the following form that may be downloaded here and send it back to us at: office@estac12.orgPlease send it together with the proof of payment and only after you have performed the payment of the registration fee.
There will be included in the Book of Abstracts and Program of the conference only those works for whom their presenting authors have paid the registration fee no later than 7 th of August 2018.
Registration Fees
| Participant type | Registration Options | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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Early Bird
by 15 th of April |
Regular
15 th of April - 10 th of July |
Late
11 th of July - 28 th of August |
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| Standard | 330 EUR (A1) | 350 EUR (A2) | 450 EUR (A3) |
| Student | 230 EUR (B1) | 250 EUR (B2) | 330 EUR (B3) |
| Accompanying | 150 EUR (C1) | 170 EUR (C2) | 200 EUR (C3) |
The packages include:
- welcome cocktail, 3 lunches, coffee breaks, conference dinner (with excursion).
- access and support for the poster sessions.
- assistance before and during the conference.
- internet access during the conference.
- access to all conference sessions, plenary and invited lectures (not for the accompanying persons).
- all conference materials (not for the accompanying persons).
- the right of submitting maximum 2 scientific works at JTAC for the special conference volume (not for the accompanying persons).
| Bank Name: | ING Bank N.V. Amsterdam � Sucursala Bucuresti |
| Bank Address: | Sos. Kiseleff, nr. 11-13, Sector 1, P.O. Box 2-208, 011342, Bucuresti, Romania |
| IBAN Code: | RO21INGB0000999902401186 |
| Swift Code: | INGBROBU |
| Name of Account: | Central and Eastern European Committee for Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry (CEEC-TAC) |
| Fiscal Code (CIF): | 28174104 (Address: CEEC-TAC, Bvd. Regina Elisabeta, 4-12, sala 6, Sector 3, Bucuresti, Romania) |
| Conference Code: | ESTAC12 |
| Payment Method: | Bank transfer |
| Payment Details: | Please quote participant first name and family name, and registration fee type (one of the following code: A1, A2, A3, B1, B2, B3, C1, C2, C3); |
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Example:
|
John Smith, ESTAC12, B3 |
The registration fees do not include VAT. We do not take VAT!
There are no refunds or returns for payments performed for the ESTAC12 conference!
Pentru participantii (si insotitorii lor) la CATCAR27 provenind de la universitatile si institutele romanesti, taxa de inregistrare la conferinta ESTAC12 este redusa:
1. A1Y 1000 RON in loc de A1 330 EUR;
2. B1Y 700 RON in loc de B1 230 EUR;
3. A2Y 1100 RON in loc de A2 350 EUR;
4. B2Y 800 RON in loc de B2 250 EUR;
5. A3Y 1300 RON in loc de A3 450 EUR;
6. B3Y 1000 RON in loc de B3 330 EUR.
1. C1Y 600 RON in loc de C1 150 EUR;
2. C2Y 700 RON in loc de C2 170 EUR;
3. C3Y 800 RON in loc de C3 200 EUR.
Taxele pot fi platite in contul de RON de mai jos, restul datelor de identificare ramanand aceleasi.
Va rugam NU efectuati depuneri cu numerar in contul nostru la sediile ING Bank!
De asemenea, procedurile de detaliere a platii si de inscriere raman aceleasi.
Cont IBAN in RON: RO93INGB0000999902401151
Thermal analysis and calorimetry are essential investigative techniques used across scientific research and industrial development. These methods allow researchers to study how materials respond to controlled changes in temperature, revealing properties such as stability, phase transitions, and heat flow. By applying a variety of established procedures, scientists can compare how different substances behave under identical conditions. The findings support advances in pharmaceuticals, polymers, metallurgy, and energy storage, where understanding thermal behavior is critical to product design and safety assessment. The discipline continues to evolve as new instruments and interpretive models emerge, broadening its reach into emerging areas of materials science and sustainable technology development.
European symposia dedicated to thermal analysis and calorimetry bring together a diverse community of researchers, educators, and industry professionals. Participants share recent results through poster sessions, oral presentations, and discussions that encourage cross-disciplinary collaboration. The meetings also feature contributions from early-career scientists, helping to strengthen networks across universities, research institutes, and commercial laboratories. Such gatherings play an important role in shaping future directions by highlighting emerging techniques and unresolved questions. The exchange of ideas at these events often leads to collaborative projects and shared resources, reinforcing the importance of regular international forums for the continued growth of the field and the dissemination of reliable experimental knowledge.
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