Virtual Symposium on Field- and Flow-based Separations 2021
FFF2021
11 - 13 October 2021
Virtual Symposium on Field- and Flow-based Separations 2021
FFF2021
11 - 13 October 2021
CLOSED
A big thank you to all participants. You ensured the success of our first Virtual FFF2021 Symposium.
We hope to see you at the FFF2022 Symposium.
The recordings for each of the symposium days are no longer available online. For more information please contact us at info@fffseperation.net.
- CONGRATULATIONS -
We look forward to welcoming you at the Virtual FFF2021 Symposium.
3 days. 3 plenary lectures. 3 keynote lectures.
We invite you to join and participate in the Virtual Symposium on Field- and Flow-based Separations 2021. At the FFF2021 Virtual Symposium you will have the opportunity to engage with members of the FFF-community and experience the most recent advancements and innovations in field- and flow-based separations.
AVAILABLE FROM OCTOBER, 7th
To view the submitted poster presentations and the oral presentations click on the links below.
You need to be logged in as a participant to view the presentations.
PARTICIPATE
Participants are invited to apply for either a short oral presentations or a poster presentation to present their topics, problems or challenges that fits within the scope of the FFF2021 Symposium. It is required to submit a short abstract (abstract template available) to events@fffseparation.net or submit your abstract online.
HOW CAN YOU PARTICIPATE AT THE VIRTUAL FFF2021 SYMPOSIUM
Submit an abstract for a POSTER. The poster can be based on your current research topic. Tell us about your research, the results you have obtained and the challenges you are experiencing. Your poster will be made available on the website.
Submit an abstract for an ORAL PRESENTATION. Are you an PhD student or postdoctoral fellow? Participate at the Virtual FFF2021 Symposium by presenting a short 10-minute presentation that focus on your research topic, the results and challenges you have encountered. There will be a round table discussion available to discuss your topic.
With abstract submission, the permission of publication of abstracts, posters and presentation on the FFF2021 Virtual Symposium website will be given automatically by the author.
The SBFFF will select the the top posters and video pitches, which will be awarded at the Award Gala.
AWARD SPONSORS
We greatly appreciate our sponsors for helping in making the FFF2021 Virtual Symposium a great success.
KEY DATES
Registration open
Submission deadline for abstract (oral or poster presentations or video pitch)
Notification of acceptance
FFF2021 Virtual Symposium
August 3rd
September 19th
September 27th
October 11th – 13th
KEY DATES
August 3rd : Registration open
September 19th : Submission deadline for abstract (oral or poster presentations or video pitch)
September 27th : Notification of acceptance
October 11th – 13th : FFF2021 Virtual Symposium
REGISTER
FFF2021 Virtual Symposium is free of charge. Registration will give you access to the symposium days (11 – 13 October 2021) and the virtual contributions (posters and video pitches). Participants without any virtual contributions are most welcome and are required to register.
SCIENTIFIC AND ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
The FFF2021 Virtual Symposium is organized on behalf of the Steering Board for International Symposia on Field- and Flow-Based Separations (SBFFF).
Chair: Dr. Susanne Boye (IPF Dresden, DE)
Young Scientist
Susanne Boye (Scientist, IPF Dresden, DE)
Ziting Gao (PhD, University of California, USA)
Upenyu L. Muza (Postdoctoral fellow, IPF Dresden, DE)
Michael Toney (PhD, Colorado School of Mines, USA)
Zanelle Viktor (Postdoctoral fellow, Stellenbosch University, ZA)
Members of SBFFF
Wei Gao (DOW, USA)
Albena Lederer (IPF Dresden, DE and Stellenbosch University, ZA)
Myeong Hee Moon (Yonsei University, KR)
Kim Williams (Colorado School of Mines, USA)
Wenwan Zhong (University of California, USA)
moreover involved
M. Baalousha (Columbia, USA),
B. Gale (Utah, USA),
L. Nilsson, (Lund, SWE)
M. Hoyos (Paris, FRA),
W. Smith (Maryland, USA)
F. Violleau (Toulouse, FRA),
M. Maskos (Mainz, DE)
and V. Hackley (Maryland, USA)
Contact us
events@fffseparation.net