Molecular Sciences: this theme aims to deepen our understanding of the molecular mechanisms involved in hydrates (phase equilibrium, formation/dissociation mechanisms, transport, selectivity, and molecular dynamics).
Process Engineering: this theme covers technological applications such as gas storage and transport, gas or liquid effluent capture and separation, desalination and leachate treatment, as well as thermal and refrigeration applications.
Geosciences: this theme addresses issues related to hydrate formation in natural sedimentary environments on continental margins and in the subsurface of polar regions.
Astrophysics and Planetology: this theme focuses on the study of questions related to the formation of the primitive elements that gave rise to bodies in the solar system. It includes the study of hydrate formation from volatile compounds under extreme conditions (low temperature) and at both low and high pressures.
Invited talks
The preliminary program of the “Hydrates 2025” Days will be published shortly. Please already note the following invited lectures:
Thomas LOERTING, Institute of Physical Chemistry – University of Innsbruck, Austria (Molecular Sciences)
Roberto BINI, Dipartimento di Chimica “Ugo Schiff” – Università di Firenze, Florence, Italy (Astrophysics and Planetology)
Andreia PLAZA-FAVEROLA, iC3: Centre for Ice, Cryosphere, Carbon and Climate – The Arctic University of Norway, Norway (Geosciences)
Nicolas VON SOLMS, Center for Energy Resources Engineering (CERE) – Technical University of Denmark, Denmark (Process Engineering)
Info
Registration is free (but mandatory) and includes accommodation and meal expenses at the Ibis Styles hotel, which are covered by the GDR. Travel expenses remain the responsibility of the participants.
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