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33. SYMPOSIUM ON SURFACE SCIENCE 2020

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March 1 - March 7, 2020
St.Christoph/Arlberg, Austria
Friedrich Aumayr and Ulrike Diebold, organizers
IAP (Institute of Applied Physics), TU Wien

Announcement

This is the announcement for the 33. Symposium on Surface Science (3S*20), which will take place at the Bundes Ski Akademy St. Christoph in St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria, from Sunday, March 1st to Saturday, March 7th, 2020.

I. SCOPE AND GENERAL INFORMATION

The topics of 3S*20 will include all aspects of surface science, including, but not limited to

The scientific program will include about 30 - 40 oral presentations (20 minutes talks including discussion), to be selected from the submitted extended abstracts. All other contributions will be presented as posters. Poster boards are 180 cm high and 90 cm wide. Poster sessions will be preceded by poster introductions, where authors will have the opportunity to orally present highlights of their work as a “2-minute commercial”.

II. ACCOMMODATION AND TIME SCHEDULE

St.Antonam Arlberg

Bundes Ski Academy

All participants will be accommodated in the Bundes Ski Academy St. Christoph am Arlberg next to St. Anton am Arlberg (Austria) in single and two-bed rooms (all with shower/bath, WC and TV). We have only a limited number of rooms at our disposal and therefore urge you to fill out the online-registration form as soon as possible. If possible please indicate a room mate (another participant), with whom you would like to share your room. Accompanying persons are possible, but will have to pay the full fee. The number of single rooms is small. Please note that you need to confirm their availability by e-mail to F. Aumayr [email address: lastname @ this server · enable javascript to see it]. All registrations will be handled strictly on a first come - first serve basis. The symposium will start in the evening of Sunday, March 1, 2020. You should therefore plan to arrive on Sunday afternoon the latest. However, arrival on Saturday, February 29, 2020 is possible for an additional fee. Upon registration, you will receive the conference proceedings together with the final program. Full board starts on Sunday evening with dinner. The scientific program runs from Sunday evening to Friday evening. Departure is on Saturday, March 7, 2020 after breakfast. In addition to the scientific program, an important purpose of this symposium is to enable informal contacts during daily skiing activities. Therefore, lectures, poster introductions and poster presentations will take place during the morning and evening hours. A typical symposium day will have the following format:

07:30 Breakfast
08:00 - 10:00 Lectures
10:00 - 15:00 Skiing instructions (and Lunch)
15:30 - 18:30 Lectures and/or poster introductions
18:30 Dinner
19:30 - 22:00 Lectures and/or posters
22:00 more discussions

III. CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

Contributions to the conference proceedings (extended abstracts, 2 page maximum) are to be submitted no later than December 31, 2019 and should be sent electronically. For preparation and submission follow the instructions on our Abstract submission page.

IV. CONFERENCE FEE

The all-inclusive conference fee for 3S*20 is

Euro 1350.- for participants sharing a double room with another paying participant
Euro 150.- additional fee for arrival on Saturday, Februar 29, 2020 (accommodation and full board, but no ski-pass)
Euro 350.- additional fee for single room (please confirm availabilty by sending an e-mail to F. Aumayr **before** choosing his option ): [email address: lastname @ this server · enable javascript to see it]

To guarantee your participation please transfer the full fee until November 1st, 2019. Registration without receipt of payment at this date will be automatically cancelled. Your fee will be refunded in full if cancelled before Dec. 1st, 2019. After this date the cancellation fee increases to 900 Euro. Instructions for paying the conference fee will follow.

Contact: [email address: lastname @ this server · enable javascript to see it]

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