Conferences
5–9 June 2022, Vilnius, Lithuania
18th International Conference on Electroanalysis (ESEAC 2022)
The Organizing Committee invites you to participate in the 18th International Conference on Electroanalysis (ESEAC 2022), to be held in Vilnius, the capital city of Lithuania, on June 5–9, 2022.
ESEAC 2020 is a continuation of the successful series of biannual international meetings introduced by Professor Malcolm R. Smyth in 1986 at Dublin City University. The conference has a broad scope, covering all fields of modern electroanalysis—from theoretical aspects to practical applications. This conference brings together the most outstanding research in electroanalytical chemistry from across Europe and the world. Contributions of young researchers are strongly encouraged. We count on a successful meeting, which provides an exciting forum for the presentation of recent research, informal discussions, the exchange of ideas and new co-operations in the field of electroanalysis.
ESEAC 2020 will take place in the capital of a beautiful Baltic country—Lithuania. The venue is a new modern building of the GMC at the Sunrise Scientific Valley. Vilnius is in the geographical center of Europe, and it is easily accessible from the whole of Europe as well as the world. Vilnius is internationally recognized as one of the most knowledge-intensive and innovative cities—a city as ambitious as you are. Vilnius, in addition to Lithuania in general, is proud of record scientific achievements in biotechnology, innovative medicine, laser and light technologies. The most up-to-date ICT technologies are fully implemented and functioning in the entire country. The capital of Lithuania is similar to an open book, leaving vivid illustrations of the history of European styles—from Gothic to Classicism. The Old Town of Vilnius is among the largest in Eastern and Central Europe, and is included in the UNESCO world heritage list. Therefore, following the traditions of ESEAC, the participants will have an excellent opportunity to combine exciting science with a unique social and cultural experience.
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