2020
NECZA – Poster Session
Call for
Posters
This is a call for posters for the 24th North East
Corridor Zeolite Association (NECZA) Annual Meeting, which will be held virtually
on December 4th, 2020. If you would like to present a poster flash
talk, please submit an abstract using the details provided below. Preference
will be given to students and postdocs at universities in the North East
Corridor.
Abstract
requirements
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E-mail to msarazen@princeton.edu
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Subject line: NECZA 2020 – [1st
author’s name]
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Open to undergraduate,
graduate, and post-doctoral researchers
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Subject matter can be any
aspect of zeolite or porous material science with broad applications
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Use abstract template and
instructions provided
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Deadline: November 20th, 2020
Poster flash
talk session
Accepted abstracts will be notified by November 23, 2020 to give
virtual posters during the meeting. These will consist of 4-minute overviews of
the following slides. The flash talks will be followed by a Q&A period for
all posters in the session. The slides are due (to msarazen@princeton.edu) by December 3, 2020 at 5 PM Eastern to be combined by the
moderator to minimize speaker transfer issues. Speakers will be notified of
their speaking order/time in advance.
“Poster” requirements
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4 powerpoint
slides
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Slide 1: Title, author list, affiliation, abstract, and any
related references
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Slide 2: Background, motivation, methods
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Slide 3: Results I
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Slide 4: Results II and conclusions
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Widescreen format (16:9)
NECZA is very proud of this event and views it as one of the
region’s premier opportunities for students and post-docs to showcase their
work with local chemical industry professionals and academic colleagues. We
look forward to adapting it to the virtual environment. Students and post-docs
whose work is either directly or indirectly related to synthesis and
characterization of zeolites and other porous materials as well as their
application (e.g. catalysis, adsorption) are encouraged to submit
entries. We would also like to use this virtual opportunity to share
title/background slides on Twitter to our broader catalysis community. However,
please notify us in the email if you do not wish any slides to be posted due to
unpublished data/confidentiality, as we want to honor the tradition of discussing
new data and cutting-edge research.
NECZA program and additional details can be viewed at www.necza.org.
Michele Sarazen
Poster Session Chair,
NECZA 2020
Assistant Professor,
Princeton University