Program

Oral Program

• [RL] Rossini Lecture
• [PL] Plenary Lectures

• Symposia
  • [FF] Fluids & Fluid Mixtures
  • [PE] Phase Equilibria
  • [FP] Foods & Pharmaceuticals
  • [BT] Biothermodynamics
  • [CI] Colloids & Interfaces
  • [TC] Thermochemistry & Molecular Energetics
  • [EN] Environmental Issues
  • [DB] Industrial Applications, Databases & Software
  • [TS] Theory & Simulation
  • [OP] Organic Materials & Polymers
  • [IM] Inorganic Materials & Metals
  • [NT] New Techniques
  • [ET] Education in Chemical Thermodynamics
  • [SS] Special Session in Honor of Prof. S. Seki and Prof. H. Suga
    
• Workshops
  • [ES] Energy with Subsections on Petroleum, Coal and Alternative Sources
  • [CC] Calorimetry with Commercial Relaxation Instruments

Poster Program

• Poster program

How to Read the Abstract Number

The abstract number consists of three parts as XX-DY-hhmm. The XX is two-letter abbreviation of the name of symposia/workshops. The second and last parts have different format for and poster presentations. For oral presentations, the second part indicates the date and room/hall number in three digits, and the last part the time of presentation in 24-hours system. A letter "S" (after Shoutai, "invited" in Japanese) is added at the last for invited talks. Rossini Award Lecture and Plenary Lectures have no indication of the hall because they are given in the Main Hall. For poster presentations, the second part indicates the date and presentation style "P" whereas the last part the poster number within the symposium.