Advances in Green Science and Technology

NOVEMBER 13-14, 2008

CALL FOR PAPERS

Speakers and authors are invited to submit one paragraph abstracts (400 words maximum) describing presentations on green science and technology. Presentation topics may include studies in basic research, pilot work on emerging technologies, or position papers describing future directions in research and development. Papers describing the use or manufacture of alternative fuels, energy or resource conservation, improvements in transportation technologies, green chemistry, cleaner manufacturing and more sustainable product development, the production of electricity with reduced emissions, and waste management with fewer environmental impacts are appropriate. Other topics will also be considered. Suitable presentations will include balanced discussions of key "green" features such as environmental impacts and sustainability. Scholarly reviews are solicited and may be published.

Extended Abstracts (three pages or less) will be published in a Book of Abstracts available at the Symposium and Enviro Expo USA. Abstracts are included in the registration fees for symposium registrants. Presenters are also encouraged to submit appropriate scientific papers (five copies for peer review) due at the time of the Symposium. After acceptance, peer-reviewed papers will also be published either in a suitable journal or book, Advances in Green Science and Technology, edited by D.W. Tedder.

TIMELINE - Presenters should submit one-paragraph abstracts for review and acceptance as soon as possible, but no later than August 15, 2008. Extended abstracts (three pages - CAMERA READY COPY) must be submitted no later than September 15, 2008.

FORMAT - One-paragraph abstracts should include: Title, List of Authors, Affiliations, Mailing Address of speaker, Phone number and Email of speaker. The speaker's name should be underlined in the List of Authors. A succinct one-paragraph description of the proposed topic (400 words or less) is required. Authors should focus on factual descriptions, scientific relevance and lasting value.

One-paragraph Abstracts may be submitted before August 15, 2008, to:

Dr. Daniel W. Tedder
School of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, Georgia (USA) 30332-0100

Abstracts may be emailed to: Dr. Daniel Tedder