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Presenters
Call for PapersApplications for unsolicited oral and poster presentations are now being accepted. The abstract deadline is March 3, 2003. Approximately 90 oral presentations and 20 poster presentations are anticipated. To publish a paper in the Proceedings Volume, an oral or poster presentation must be made. If a presentation (oral or poster) is not made, the paper will be deleted from the Proceedings Volume. All presentations, provided they are made, are expected to be represented by a paper in the Proceedings Volume. Papers may be supplemented by Power Point slides. The Proceedings Volume will be in CD-ROM format only. It will be available in January following the Symposium (January 2004). | |
The Elsevier Ltd. journal Fuel will devote an issue to selected manuscripts from the 2003 IAUS. Fuel is an international academic refereed journal published by Elsevier Ltd. in the United Kingdom. Submission of a manuscript for Fuel is optional. The manuscript submitted for inclusion in Fuel MUST BE DIFFERENT from the manuscript submitted for the Proceedings Volume. See Fuel Manuscript Information. The Barton A. Thomas Memorial Award is presented to the presentation (oral or poster) judged to be the most outstanding of the Symposium. The language of the Symposium is English. If a translator on the podium is requested by the presenter, an attempt will be made to provide this service. All associated costs will be the responsibility of the presenter. Advance notice of at least one month is required. Topic areas may include but are not limited to: agricultural applications, ammonia, beneficiation, cement, chemistry, concrete, construction, dry separation, durability issues, economic issues, environmental aspects, ettringite, fillers, haulback, health aspects, legal issues, loss on ignition, mercury, mineralogy, new products, reclamation, remediation, regulatory issues. To apply, see Application Directions. If you have questions, please contact: Ms. Gretchen Tremoulet |