Dear Colleagues,
We have a great pleasure to invite everyone interested in different application of stable isotope techniques to the ESIR Isotope Workshop XVI, which will take place on July, 10-14, 2023 in Salzburg.
ESIR 2021 is the sixteenth Workshop of the ESIR, in a series of scientific events that started in 1992 in Lublin, Poland and continued with Książ, Poland (1994), Budapest, Hungary (1996), Portorož, Slovenia (1998), Kraków, Poland (2000), Tallinn, Estonia (2002), Seggauberg, Austria (2004), Leipzig, Germany (2005), Cluj-Napoca, Romania (2007), Złotniki Lubańskie, Poland (2009), Budapest, Hungary (2011), Freiberg, Germany (2013), Zadar, Croatia (2015), Baile Govora, Romania (2017) and Lublin, Poland (2019).
♦ Isotopes in Earth and Planetary Sciences
♦ Isotopes as Tracers of Past and Present Climatic Changes
♦ Isotopes in Ecological and Environmental Studies
♦ Application in Archeology and Forensic
♦ Applications in Speleology
♦ Isotopes in Hydro(geo)logy
♦ Isotopes in Biology and Medicine
♦ Inert Gas and Radiogenic Isotopes
♦ Methodological and Technical Advances in Isotope Studies
♦ Industrial Applications of Isotopes: Energy and Mining
The interdisciplinary nature of the conference presents a unique opportunity for the exchange of information and promotes both collaborative and personal relationships amongst its participants. It provides first-hand opportunities to report advancements and innovations in a highly critical and stimulating environment.
Scientific program of the conference will include plenary lectures, oral presentations and posters.
Lectures, oral presentations and posters during the Conference will be in English.
To encourage young scientists and PhD students to present their best contributions, a panel of scientific experts will select the best oral presentations and posters presented to be awarded in the competition for the Best Presentation and Best Poster.
The participants will have also the opportunity, after the scientific meetings, to visit several interesting places in Salzburg, administrative center of the State of Salzburg and the fourth-largest city in Austria.
History of Salzburg (Wikipedia)
♦ Ana-Voica Bojar, ana-voica.bojar@plus.ac.at |
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♦ Gottfried Tichy |
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♦ Hans-Peter Bojar |
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♦ Franz Neubauer |
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♦ Andrzej Pelc |
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♦ Artur Wójtowicz, secretary@esir.org.pl |
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♦ Heidrun Eibl-Göschl |
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You may to send us an abstract, 1 to 3 pages
If you wish to submit an abstract, then please download the abstract template.
Fill it out and send it to secretary@esir.org.pl
Poster boards are in portrait format with a dimension of A0 size. All the material necessary (pins and tacks) for attaching the poster to the poster board is available at the facility desks in the poster area (the poster boards are also suitable for using adhesive tapes).
The duration of oral presentations (except key-notes and presentations of the invited speakers) should be around
15 min + the time for questions and discussions (approx. 3 min).
The authors are kindly asked to upload their presentations before the actual time block of the session starts.
A lecture room assistant will be available for any help. The notebook in the lecture room is equipped with
the software of Windows 10, MS Office 2013, the newest version of Adobe Reader.
Dear Young Participants,
We announce the "Best poster presentation" and "Best oral presentation" competitions among those who are not older than 35 years. The jury will score the posters and presentations according to the following criteria (more or less the same as it was in the previous Workshops):
♦ overall impression
♦ clear description of the problem and the applied methods
♦ clear formulation of the conclusions
♦ background knowledge (members of the jury will ask questions to see how familiar the young researcher is with the topic of his/her poster)
The winners of the each competition will be awarded. The result of the competition will be announced during one of the conference dinners.
ESIR organizes a biannual Isotope Workshop always with special care to minimize participation costs and to promote of attendance of researchers from Central and Eastern Europe.
Fees for Isotope Workshop XVI (2023) are (fees are subject to change):
Registration | Non-member | Member* | Student | Accompanying person |
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Early | 330 € | 300 € | 270 € | 250 € |
Late (after April 1, 2023) | 370 € | 340 € | 310 € | 290 € |
* Members of ESIR and/or:
BASIS - Benelux Association for Stable Isotope Scientists
GASIR - Arbeitsgemeinschaft Stabile Isotope e.V. (ASI) / German Association for Stable Isotope Research
SFIS - Société Française des IsotopeS
SIMSUG - Stable Isotope Mass Spectrometry User Group
SINA - Stable Isotope Network Austria
Registration fee covers: access to sessions, coffee breaks, ice breaker party, conference dinner, abstract book, Guided tour in Salzburg.
Registration fee does not cover accommodation.
Lunch is available at the University Mensa, situated 2 minutes from the conference room, in the same building. Prices for a lunch menu are between 5.50 to 8 €.
The payment should be made in Euro (€).
If any problems please write to us and we will help you (write to ana-voica.bojar@plus.ac.at).
Please, submit between OCTOBER 1, 2022 and APRIL 30, 2023
* MANDATORY FIELD
Date | Event | Days left |
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October 1, 2022 | start of registration and abstract submission | ? |
March 17, 2023 | abstract submission deadline | ? |
April 1, 2023 | early bird registration deadline | ? |
April 30, 2023 | registration & payment deadline | ? |
July 10, 2023 | start of ESIR Isotope Workshop XVI | ? |
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Accommodation costs are not included in the fee for participation in Isotope Workshops.
As Salzburg is a touristic city, you may reserve in time, starting with 2022, by using websites as booking.com, checkfelix, etc.