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National Conference RTMST-17 Recent Trends on Membranes and Separation Technology सीएसआइआर-सीएसएमसीआरआई 22-23 November, 2017 | CSIR-CSMCRI, Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India CSIR-CSMCRI Organized by सीएसआईआर-केन्द्रीय नमक ब समुद्री रसायन अनुसंधान संथ्यान CSIR-Central Salt & Marine Chemicals Research Institute Abstract Submission Registratio n The registration form can be downloaded from the Participants may submit the website and send to [email protected] along with abstract in a single A4 size the bank advice for transfer of registration fee. Registration fee: page of MS word format Students: Rs.2000/- (Figure / Graph included) with Participants from academia: Rs.3000/- a maximum of 300 words in Participants from industries: Rs.5000/- The registration fee includes a kit and conference Times New Roman font to dining [email protected] Payment: Payment for registration and /or accommodation can The title (14pt bold) of the be made through NEFT or bank transfer. The bank abstract should be followed by details are as follows: author name(s) and Bank: State Bank of India Branch: Waghawadi Road, Bhavnagar affiliation(s) (12pt) and the Account No. : 30267310153 main text (10pt). th IFSC code: SBIN0010863 Last date of abstract submission: November 5 , 2017 MICR code: 364002023 About the conference: Topics of interest: Who can attend: Palitana temples We are pleased to announce the conference RTMST-17, Fuel cells Industry personnel, students, organized by CSIR-Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Electrolyzers research scholars, scientists, Research Institute during 22-23 November, 2017 at academicians, technical staffs Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India. The conference aims to provide a Ion-exchange resins from all over the world. single platform for sharing views of researchers, Membrane Distillation academicians, membrane techno-crates and industrial Desalination How to reach Bhavnagar: Blackbuck national park Bhavnagar is well connected by personnel on recent development in the areas of membrane Pervaporation materials, performance, applications and process road to Ahmedabad, Vadodara developments. We hope the conference will also bridge the Membrane bioreactors (Baroda), Rajkot. There are gap between the industrial need and the trend in academic Electrodialysis frequent bus services operated research on membranes and separation technology. On Electro-deionization by private and government. Diu behalf of the organising committee, we look forward to Reverse Osmosis Bhavnagar is also connected to welcoming you to RTMST-17, and hope you can also take Ahmedabad by rail and to Gas Separation some time to explore Bhavnagar and its beautiful nearby Mumbai by air (AI only). places including the famous Palitana temples, Blackbuck National Park, Somnath temple, Gir forest and Diu beaches. Chief Patron: Dr. Amitava Das Patron: Dr. Paramita Ray www.csmcri.res.in/rtmst/index.html Convener: Dr. Vinod K. Shahi Co-Convener: Dr. Puyam S. Singh Contact us: [email protected] .

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