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Call for Papers deadline approaches: submit your abstract by 5th November
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Submit your abstract by 5th November 2019
Do you have innovative ideas and want to present your latest scientific, and industrial results to biomass and bioeconomy specialists and decision-makers from around the globe?
Be part of EUBCE 2020 that will expand its portfolio from energy related biomass production and conversion of bio-based feedstock to other sectors of the economy and will now integrate the bioeconomy into its conference programme.
Good reasons to participate:
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Attaining remarkable visibility in Biomass and bioeconomy research and Industry sector
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Performing networking on a global scale
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Sharing results and getting inspired
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Finding future business partners to valorize your research
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Abstract evaluation by renowned Scientific and Industry Committee members
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Paper publication and indexing by SCOPUS
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Peer Review and publication of papers in high impact scientific journals,
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Nomination as Student Award Winner
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Nomination as Poster Award Winner
  
EUBCE Conference Programme is compiled by biomass international leading experts
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Following submission, your abstract will be reviewed by the international EUBCE Scientific and Industry Committees, made up of more than 160 leading experts from institutional and industrial research organisations from all over the world.
Topic Organisers and Paper Reviewers
Industry Experts
Good news regarding gender balance at the EUBCE
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Women play an important role in the science and technology of renewable energies, concludes IRENA, the International Renewable Energy Agency. In their recent study they demonstrate that 32% of the workforce in renewable energy are women.
We are very happy that with the EUBCE we are slightly above this figure. On all levels of participation (abstract submissions, posters and oral presentations, registrations) the EUBCE gives women at least 33% share.
And more than 40% of the young scientists, and even 50% of our awardees (posters, best Students) are female.
These figures exceed UNESCO studies and put the EUBCE in the forefront of the European Commission’s priority of female participation in Horizon 2020 projects.
   
www.eubce.com
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