Call for Abstracts
Infrared and Raman Users Group 12th
Biennial Conference (IRUG12)
Date: May 23-25, 2016
Venue: Ormylia Foundation - Art
Diagnosis Centre, Ormylia, Chalkidiki, Greece
The 12th Infrared and Raman Users Group biennial conference (IRUG12)
will take place May 23-25, 2016 at the Ormylia Foundation - Art Diagnosis
Centre, Ormylia, Chalkidiki, Greece. Oral and poster presentations, addressing
all aspects of the application of IR and Raman spectroscopies for the study,
documentation and protection of the world’s cultural heritage are invited. ‘Advancements in IR and Raman Spectroscopies
Applied in Archaeological Science’ is a special topic that will be
addressed within the conference sessions. However, all topics are welcome.
Ormylia is situated in the beautiful hills of northern Greece near
Mount Athos, a spiritual and artistic center dating to the 10th C. that is an
UNESCO World Heritage site (http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/454).
Important archaeological sites like Stageira, Aristotle’s birthplace, and
Olynthus, best known for its well-preserved mosaic floors are nearby. Ormylia
is located 80 km from the Thessaloniki International Airport ‘Makedonia‘, where
direct flights arrive from Athens International Airport, Kalamata Airport and many
EU countries.
Important dates:
Abstract submission (500 words) due: December 30, 2015 (Official
conference language is English.)
Notification of acceptance: January 15, 2016
Final program: February 15, 2016
Registration due: April 30, 2016
Conference: May 23-25, 2016
Submission, registration and
other information:
Conference fees: Normal 250 EUR, Student 150 EUR (includes conference
kit, book of abstracts, welcome reception, all coffee breaks/lunches and conference
dinner)
Conference website: http://www.irug12-ormylia.gr
Conference chair: Dr. Sophia Sotiropoulou (committee@irug12-ormylia.gr)
Conference secretariat: Katerina Karagianni (secretariat@irug12-ormylia.gr)
Ormylia Foundation: http://www.ormyliafoundation.gr/
IRUG website: http://www.irug.org
About IRUG:
IRUG is a not-for-profit
organization that is dedicated to the support and professional development of
its participants by providing a forum for the exchange of IR and Raman
spectroscopic information and reference spectra for the study of the world’s
cultural heritage. We look forward to seeing you at the IRUG conference in Ormylia
in May!
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