european congress on catalysis

Who Should Attend Europacat?

Europacat is ideal for:
- Academics and Researchers: To present their findings, learn about the latest research, and network with peers.
- Industry Professionals: To discover new technologies, potential collaborations, and market trends.
- Students and Early Career Scientists: To gain insights into the field, participate in workshops, and seek mentorship opportunities.
- Policymakers: To understand the impact of catalysis on environmental and economic policies.

Frequently asked queries:

What is the European Congress on Catalysis?
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