Call for Papers
Abstract submission is closed.
New
Call for papers for poster presentations for Electrostatics 2009 is open until 8th May. This new call for papers is intended for authors who wish to present works in progress or to discuss technical or scientific questions. PAPERS ACCEPTED FOR THIS POSTER PRESENTATIONS WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED AT THE JOURNAL OF ELECTROSTATICS. That will give freedom to authors to publish later or elsewhere their work.
Authors may send the title, abstract (400 words) and the authors to the e-mail address: electrostatics@ite.es. Please, indicate "Poster Presentation-Electrostatics 2009" in the subject line of the e-mail.
Poster board size is 1.70 m x 1.20 m.
Young Scientist Award
An award will be delivered during the conference for the best young scientist contribution. Young scientist must be less than 35 years old at the moment of the conference and has to be the main author of the paper (not necessary the corresponding author).
Young authors can apply for the prize in the registration format or sending an e-mail to electrostatics@ite.es with the title "Young scientist award" and providing name, surname and conference paper title.
Topics
- Applications and Industry.
- Electrostatic precipitation.
- Separation and Sorting.
- Powder Coating.
- Displays and Printing Technology.
- Biological Applications.
- Electrostatic Precipitation.
- MEMS.
- Electrofluidisation.
- Aeronautics & automobile.
- ESD.
- Static Electricity control in electronics industry.
- Factory level ESD considerations.
- EMI due to ESD.
- Corona and Gas Discharge.
- Cleanroom electrostatics.
- ESD waveforms.
- Fundamentals.
- Modelling.
- Contact and frictional charging.
- Atmospheric electricity.
- Adhesion.
- Charged particle physics.
- Hazards.
- Static elimination.
- Ignition tests.
- Risk assessment.
- Electrostatics hazards and problems in industry.
- Lightning protection.
- Liquids.
- Double layer charging.
- Electrostatic atomization.
- Electrohydrodynamics.
- Measuring Techniques.
- Electrostatic instrumentation.
- Electrostatic sensors.
- Novel measurement methods.
- Solid and Powders.
- Electrostatic dissipative materiales.
- Textiles.
- Electrets.
- Charging of powders and solids.
- Charge injection in dielectrics.
- Nanomaterials.
- Nanofibers.
- Aerosols.
- Packaging.
- Standards.
- New standards.
- Research for new standards methods and procedures.
- Round-Robin tests.
- History of Electrostatics.
