Nordic-Baltic VPHi Workshop

When: 10/06/2018 - 12/06/2018
Where: Tampere, Finland
Abstract submission deadline: 15 April 2018

The aim of the workshop is to bring together researchers from the region to facilitate collaboration and to discuss need/ways of getting more organised on VPH-related activities. 

Call for titles of talks (group PIs) and posters (researchers and students) deadline: 15th of April.

Attendance fee:

150€ / 50€ (students)

Preliminary Programme:

Sunday 10th

  • Get-together in the evening at the University

Monday 11th

  • Morning session: plenary presentation and 15+5 min presentations by the PI’s of each research group attending
  • Lunch
  • Afternoon session: same formula as above
  • Posters and cocktails
  • Evening event at Rauhaniemi sauna

Tuesday 12th

  • Morning session: same formula as above
  • Lunch
  • Afternoon: discussion on establishing a Nordic-Baltic chapter of VPHi
  • Informal get-together in the evening, if some people stay for an extra night

Wednesday 13th (optional)

  • Possible lab tour for those interested, one-on-one discussions

Plenary speakers:

  • Prof Peter Hunter (NZ)
  • Jerome Noailly (SP)
  • Gunnar Seemann (DE)

Organised in collaboration with:

Sponsors

Further information on http://www.tut.fi/nordic-baltic-vphi-workshop

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