call for abstracts

Who Should Submit an Abstract?

This call for abstracts is open to anyone involved in catalysis research or applications, including:
- Academic Researchers
- Industry Professionals
- Postdoctoral Fellows
- Graduate Students
We encourage submissions from both early-career researchers and established experts.

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Who Should Submit an Abstract?
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How Do Transition Probabilities Affect Catalytic Efficiency?
Why is Subo) Important?
Can Precipitation Lead to Catalyst Deactivation?
How Do Reaction Kinetics Affect Data Interpretation?
What are the Advantages of Using Infrared Thermometry in Catalysis?
How Do Market Fluctuations Affect Catalysis Economics?
How do miRNAs relate to Catalysis?
What are Some Common Applications of GraphPad in Catalysis?
What is Early Planning in Catalysis?
How is vmax Determined?
What are Some Examples of Complex Reaction Networks in Catalysis?
What are the Key Components of Catalysis Laboratory Training?
What is Process Engineering?
What are the Benefits of Using Zotero in Catalysis Research?
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