Date/Time
12.05.2021
all-day
Location
Lecture Hall 47.01
Pfaffenwaldring 47
70569 Stuttgart
We cordially invite all catalysis-enthusiasts to the symposium!
The event will take place on an online meeting platform for CRC 1333 PhD researchers, postdocs and external participants. Please register for the Online event here! (extended Deadline: May 09, 2021)
More information: https://minisymposium2021.crc1333.de/
Current and future CRC 1333-PIs are cordially invited to join in person.
Please register via sfb1333[at]ipoc.uni-stuttgart.de or via the form below by April 30, 2021.
Please make sure to let us know your address (e.g. in the field notes)!
We will then send your COVID-19 rapid antigen testkit for the event to the place of your choice.
By accessing the event space you automatically declare having done the test in the morning of May 12, 2021 and having received an unambigious negative test result.
Registration
Please register for the above mentioned event by filling in this form. After your registration you will receive a confirmation email. If you do not get this email, please get in touch with the CRC office, so we can double-check your registration.
The CRC will cover all costs for CRC 1333 principal investigators, doctoral candidates and postdocs. Also travel costs of associated CRC 1333 researchers can be covered, if they were officially declared to be associated by the CRC 1333 board.
If you have any dietary requirements or health issues that might be of interest for the organizers of the event, please inform the CRC office personally.
During the event photos might be taken that illustrate the general character of the event. If you are in a photo where this does not apply you will be asked for your individual consent before publication. Please find the information on data protection and data handling according to DS-GVO here.
Contact:
Kamila Parastatidou
Sfb1333[at]ipoc.uni-stuttgart.de
Pfaffenwaldring 55, room 1.820
phone: 0711/ 685-61548 (12:00 am-04:00 pm)
Event is fully booked.
Unfortunately his is event is already full.