33rd European Symposium on Applied Thermodynamics 2024
June 9 @ 8:00 am - June 12 @ 5:00 pm
The School of Engineering, the University of Edinburgh is proud and excited to host for the first time the ESAT meeting!
2024 marks the 50th anniversary of ESAT which was first held in Germany in 1974 and is a truly European conference.
The meeting will take place at the John McIntyre Conference Centre, on June 9-12, 2024. MAPS
ESAT2024@ed.ac.uk
The abstract submission platform is now open and will close on November 30th 2023.
TO prepare and submit the abstract you have to follow the three steps below
- DOWNLOAD THE Word ABSTRACT TEMPLATE HERE ► (1 page only, do not change the format, you can insert any text, equations, figures, references etc. within the area available)
- CONVERT THE WORD ABSTRACT TO A PDF FILE
- SUBMIT YOUR .PDF ABSTRACT ON THE SUBMISSION PLATFORM HERE ►
The list of topics is below.
Methods
- Equations of state
- Experimental analysis
- General/Review/Perspective
- Machine Learning and data-driven methods
- Mesoscale methods and COSMO-RS
- Molecular modeling and simulation
- Multiscale models
- Quantum thermodynamics
- Statistical thermodynamics
- Other methods
Applications
- Absorption
- Adsorption
- Associating systems
- Batteries
- Bio-inspired products and processes
- Biomolecules and biomaterials
- Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS)
- Complex fluids
- Decarbonisation
- Direct Air Capture (DAC)
- Distillation
- Electrochemical processes
- Electrolytes
- Extraction
- Gas storage
- Hydrogen, Ammonia and Liquid Organic Carriers (LOHC)
- Interfaces
- Ionic liquids
- Membranes
- New fuels (e- and bio-)
- New refrigerants with low Global Warming Potential (GWP)
- Novel cycles
- Novel separation processes
- Pharmaceutical molecules and processes
- Phase Equilibria
- Polymers and complex materials
- Reactors
- Renewable energy
- Soft matter and complex systems
- Supercritical fluids
- Sustainability
Special topics of ESAT 2024
- Beyond the Horizon: celebrating a Renaissance in UK-EU collaborations
- Industry-Academia collaborations: virtuous examples
- 50 years of ESAT: celebrating the people who made it possible