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10TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM DEDICATED TO PROBLEMS OF SELF-SPREADING HIGH-TEMPERATURE SYNTHESIS TO BE HELD IN TSAKHKADZOR IN 2009
Noyan Tapan
Sep 6, 2007
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 6, NOYAN TAPAN. The 10th international symposium
dedicated to the problems of Self-Spreading High-Temperature Synthesis
(SHS) will be held in Tsakhkadzor in 2009. The decision for holding
this symposium was made during the 9th symposium held in the city
of Dijon in France this July. This information was provided to
a Noyan Tapan correspondent by Suren Kharatian, the head of the
Kinetics Laboratory of Self-Spreading High-Temperature Synthesis
of the Institute of Chemical Physics of the RA National Academy of
Sciences, that of the department of Chemical Physics of the Yerevan
State University, and the head of the Armenian delegation in the
symposium of Dijon.
In the words of Suren Kharatian, during this symposium Armenia was
represented by five scientists of the Institute of Chemical Physics,
who came up with six speeches. Two out of these six scientists are
candidates of science under 30, another two are post-graduates. The
latters had left for Dijon due to the cash grants provided by
the Mission Program of the National Fund for Science and Leading
Technologies. It was mentioned that it was the first time these
post-graduates had taken part in the conference held abroad.
Noyan Tapan
Sep 6, 2007
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 6, NOYAN TAPAN. The 10th international symposium
dedicated to the problems of Self-Spreading High-Temperature Synthesis
(SHS) will be held in Tsakhkadzor in 2009. The decision for holding
this symposium was made during the 9th symposium held in the city
of Dijon in France this July. This information was provided to
a Noyan Tapan correspondent by Suren Kharatian, the head of the
Kinetics Laboratory of Self-Spreading High-Temperature Synthesis
of the Institute of Chemical Physics of the RA National Academy of
Sciences, that of the department of Chemical Physics of the Yerevan
State University, and the head of the Armenian delegation in the
symposium of Dijon.
In the words of Suren Kharatian, during this symposium Armenia was
represented by five scientists of the Institute of Chemical Physics,
who came up with six speeches. Two out of these six scientists are
candidates of science under 30, another two are post-graduates. The
latters had left for Dijon due to the cash grants provided by
the Mission Program of the National Fund for Science and Leading
Technologies. It was mentioned that it was the first time these
post-graduates had taken part in the conference held abroad.