Paper Competition in Climate change for International Students, Germany
August 09, 2010
Committee of the International Conference "Technology cooperation and
economic benefits of reducing emissions of greenhouse gas emissions in
Indonesia", held 1-2 November 2010 in Hamburg, Germany announced the Essay
Contest students for international students, especially for German and
Indonesian students in the world. Topics related to the issue of climate
change:
o Development of renewable
energy (wind energy, biogas, geothermal, etc.)
o Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology
o Concentrated solar power (CSP) technology
o Increasing the energy efficiency in industry and household
o Smart solution in forestry sector
o Management of municipal solid waste
o New idea for clean development mechanism (CDM) project and carbon trading
One prize is awarded to the paper judged to be the best:
* o Maximum number of authors for each paper is 3 persons
o The submitted paper can be a review paper, a study case paper, and a reserach
paper. However, the study case and the research paper will have an advantage
point
o The submitted paper should be an original one and never been published
anywhere
o The prize will be announced and awarded during the conference
o The certificate for the prize winner will be directly signed by HE Mr. Ir.
Rachmat Witoelar (Special envoy of Indonesian president for climate change
negotiation, former Indonesian minister of environment)
o The prize is also accompanied by a 300 Euros honorarium.
o No deadline for abstract submission
o Deadline for submission of full paper: 17th September 2010
o The full paper should be sent to email address:
climate.change.iasi@googlemail.com AND to risonarta@yahoo.com
This competition is available for undergraduate (Bachelor), graduate (Master), and PhD students. Selected papers will be officially published in the conference CD. The submission guideline for Student Paper Competition is available here: Klik
Should you have any question concerning this student paper competition, please do not hesitate to send any email to: climate.change.iasi@googlemail.com or to risonarta@yahoo.com
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