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Materials chemistry events, July 2014

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Featured Event
 
02
Jul ’14

This international event aims for gathering of international scientists and to exchange their knowledge and ideas in cutting edge Nanomaterials.

2–6 July 2014Aveiro, Portugal, Europe
05
Jul ’14

ICMM-2014 in Saint Petersburg, Russia from July 5, 2014.

5–10 July 2014St. Petersburg, Russia.
06
Jul ’14

The MACRO2014 will provide the unprecedented opportunity for participants to learn the most recent advancement of polymer science and technology.

6–11 July 2014Chiang Mai, Thailand
Featured Event
 
06
Jul ’14

The ICIM is the premier venue for reporting and discussing the latest developments in the field of inorganic membranes.

6–9 July 2014Hilton Brisbane, Brisbane, Australia
Featured Event
 
06
Jul ’14

The strengths of past conferences have been the extensive use of case studies to the development of an understanding of engineering failures.

6–9 July 2014Lisbon, Portugal
07
Jul ’14

The conference in Grenoble will cover a wide range of subjects in the diverse field of strongly correlated electron systems.

7–11 July 2014Grenoble, France
Featured Event
 
08
Jul ’14

A global platform for the vibrational spectroscopy community.

8–12 July 2014Kerala, India
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30
Jul ’14

Register for this free webinar on 3D EDS analysis.

30 July 2014Patrick Camus, Baptiste Gault (Moderator)
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