LECTURES, SESSIONS, PRESENTATIONS ...

The official language of the Symposium is English. All presentations at the Symposium will be in English.

VIDEO-AUDIO FACILITIES

Over-head, media-projector with IBM PC, and multisystem video-recorder will be available for presentations.

PLENARY LECTURE

The plenary lecture entitled "Impact of the N. N. Semenov chain-branching reaction theory on progress in chemical science" will be delivered by Prof. V. V. Azatyan of the In-stitute for Structural Macrokinetics, Chernogolovka, Russia. Presentation time is 30 min, including discussion.

TECHNICAL SESSIONS

There will be four (4) technical sessions:
(1) Fundamentals of Combustion
(2) Technological Combustion *
(3) Pollutant Formation *
(4) Atmospheric Pollution

* Sessions (2) and (3) will be organized as parallel sessions.

PANEL DISCUSSION

Tentative title: "Clean Combustion or Exhaust
Aftertreatment? Perspectives of the Approaches"

At the end of the Symposium, an open Panel Discussion will be organized to identify the issues to be addressed, the aspects of research needed and the international coopera-tion that can be fostered to solve the issues more effective-ly and expeditiously. The panel will consist of scientists, program managers, and industry experts, and will be mod-erated by the Symposium Co-Chairs.

INVITED LECTURES

Eight (8) invited lectures, two at each technical session, are intended as reviews of recent world-wide research accom-plishments delivered by international experts. Presentation time is 40 min, including discussion.

ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Oral presentations will be on the latest results from basic and applied research in combustion and atmospheric pollu-tion. Presentation time is 20 min, including discussion.

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Poster presentations will be on ongoing basic and applied experimental, theoretical, and computational research in the areas covered in the Symposium. There will be several poster sessions. A poster will be provided for each presen-tation. The authors of poster presentations are requested to prepare their papers for display on 1x1 m poster.

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