The scientific program of AERC 2014 consists of eleven symposia that are organized by renowned experts in the respective field (See session chairs section on homepage). In We would like to gratefully acknowledge the support given to the conference 9th Annual European Rheology Conference advance of the conference (April 8, 2014), three special short courses will be offered. General symposia 2nd Flyer Karlsruhe, Germany, April 8 - 11, 2014 All sessions are intended to have both experimental and theoretical presentations to foster fruitful discussions along each material class from different perspectives: Advances in rheometry Venue Biopolymers, active fluids and food rheology The presentations will take place in either the 600-seat auditorium Colloids and suspensions or in one of the five 120-seat auditoria. The 200 posters can be Flow-induced phase transitions and flow instabilities viewed throughout the conference. Food, drinks, and internet Industrial rheology and processing access will be provided in the same place as exhibitors will Interfacial phenomena, surfactants, emulsions and foams showcase their instruments. The nearby park and zoo will be free Polyelectrolytes, associating fluids and liquid crystals to enter, offering participants a place for natural and wild scientific Polymer melts, blends, copolymers and nanocomposites discussions. Viscoplasticity and granular media Microfluidic and microrheology Non-Newtonian fluid mechanics and flow simulation Important deadlines Abstract submission: Notification of acceptance: Special short courses Fourier Transform Rheology (Wilhelm) November 30, 2013 January 14, 2014 Early bird registration: February 15, 2014 Online registration closed: March 31, 2014 Rheology of micro- and nanostructured polymers (Handge) Microrheology (Willenbacher) Prices Prices including conference dinner for all participants Early bird (Delegates / Students): 390 € / 240 € Normal Registration (Delegates / Students): 440 € / 290 € Short courses: 200 € You are cordially invited to this conference by the Contact information For more information, please visit: www.aerc2014.kit.edu Heinrich Hertz was the first to prove the existence of electro magnetic waves in his lab at the University of Karlsruhe. The unit of frequency is named in his honor. Email: [email protected] German Rheological Society © Fotoseher.de Conference chairs Location Karlsruhe is in the west of Germany, close to the French border. The Norbert Willenbacher (KIT, Karlsruhe) Manfred Wilhelm (KIT, Karlsruhe) international hub Frankfurt Airport is Scientific goals The conference will bring together the world’s leading experts in modern rheology. The program will be arranged around three plenary lectures with up to six parallel sessions. An only one hour away by train or car. Local scientific committee experienced international scientific committee will select high Train connections to Berlin (5h), Ulrich Handge (HZG, Geesthacht) quality presentations. The central location of Karlsruhe, in the Amsterdam (5h), Paris (3h), Zü rich Christian Marotzke (BAM, Berlin) middle of Europe, in combination with excellent transport (3h), Munich (3h), and direct access Christian Wagner (Universität des Saarlandes) connections offers the chance for many scientists from all over to major European motorways make Nico Dingenouts (KIT, Karlsruhe) the world to join us at the AERC conference in 2014. We are Karlsruhe Bernhard Hochstein (KIT, Karlsruhe) looking forward to stimulating discussions and an exciting time destination from many European an easily reachable Christian Friedrich (FMF, Freiburg) in Karlsruhe. locations. Manfred Wagner (TU Berlin) The conference will take place in the "Stadthalle" of the Social program Karlsruhe Convention Centre (www.messe-karlsruhe.de), Plenary speakers located in the centre of the city, ten minutes walking distance S. Herminghaus MPI Dynamics and Self-Organization, Goettingen, Germany discussions throughout the conference. On Tuesday evening, D. Vlassopoulos FORTH and University of Crete, Greece Convention Centre. Thursday evening, before the conference E. J. Windhab Institute of Food Science, ETH, Zuerich, Switzerland Museum “ZKM” the Centre for Art and Media Karlsruhe from the main train station. A wide range of hotels can be found in the neighborhood of the conference center. Furthermore, the excellent public transportation system of Karlsruhe offers easy access to many hotels and other accommodation in the surrounding area. Social activities will be offered in order to encourage an opening reception will be held in the foyer of the Karlsruhe dinner, you will have the opportunity to visit the renowned (www.zkm.de). Docents will be available to provide you with The Karlsruhe Convention Centre (left) is within walking distance to the University and the city centre (right). Here, one can find shops, bars and restaurants for a pleasant stay in Karlsruhe. information on the current exhibitions. The conference dinner on Thursday evening will be held in the foyer of the “ZKM”.
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