2017 Annual Conference of the International Network of

Environmental Forensics

Xiyuan Hotel, Beijing, China

10th – 12th July 2017

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Program

Organizations...............................................................................1

Chair:.............................................................................................2

Advisory committee.......................................................................2

Scientific Committee.....................................................................2

Organization Committee................................................................4

Program at a glance...........................................................................5

Daily Program..................................................................................7

Invited Speakers...........................................................................15

Event............................................................................................16

General Information.....................................................................19

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Organizations

Directed by:

Ministry of Environmental Protection, China (MEP)

China Association for Science and Technology (CAST)

Organized by:

Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences (CSES)

International Network of Environmental Forensic (INEF), Royal Society of Chemistry

University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)

Assisted by:

Chinese Academy for Environmental Planning, MEP

Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences

Nanjing institute of environmental sciences,MEP

South China Institute of Environmental Sciences, MEP

The Society of Environment Damage Evaluation and Assessment of CSES

The Society of Solid Waste of CSES

The Society of Environmental Law of CSES

Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences

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Agro-Environment Protection Institute, Ministry of Agriculture

China Waterborne Transport Research Institute

School of Public Health, Peking University

Tianjin University Law School

China University of Political science and Law

College of Environmental Science and Engineering, Liaoning technical university

SNOOC Foundation

Changsha Industrial Technology Research Institute of Environmental Protection (Service)

International Supported by:

The Royal Society of Chemistry, RSC

International Association of Impact Assessment, IAIA

Many thanks to Wellington Laboratories for their generous sponsorship

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Chair

Jun LU Committee member of International Network of Environmental Forensics

Chief Scientist, China Aerospace Kaitian Environmental Technology Corporation

Nanqi REN Vice President of Harbin Institute of Technology

Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering

Advisory committee

Robert MORRISON One of the founders of Environmental Forensics (America)

Stephen MUDGE Chairman of International Network of Environmental forensics(British)

Zhongli DING President of University of Chinese academy of sciences

Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences

Vice chairman of Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences

Shu TAO Professor of The College of Urban and Environmental

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Sciences , Peking University

Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences

Scientific Committee

Rick CRAMER Burns & McDonalds, USA

Mike FOWLER University of Portsmouth, UK

Jeffrey HESS Gilbane, USA

Glenn JOHNSON University of Utah, USA

Dave MEGSON Manchester Metropolitan University，UK

Paul PHILP University of Oklahoma, USA

Eric REINER Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change, Canada

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Michael WADE Wade Research, Inc, USA

Suh-Huey WU CPC Corporation, Taiwan

Canfa WANG Professor of China University of Political science and Law

Bing QIAO Researcher of China Waterborne Transport Research Institute

Qun XU Researcher of Institute of Basic Medical Sciences,Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences

Qingwei GUO Professor level senior engineer of South China Institute of Environmental Sciences.MEP

Youhai SUN Professor of Tianjin University Law School

Fasheng LI Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences

Guoliang ZHANG Researcher of Agro-Environment Protection Institute, Ministry of Agriculture

Gang WU Researcher of Research Center for Eco-environmental Sciences , Chinese Academy of Sciences

Desheng WU Associate Dean, Professor of School of Economics and Management,UCAS

Yuanxun ZHANG Vice Dean of College of Resources and Environmental, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

Houhu ZHAO Researcher of Nanjing Institute of Environmental Sciences,MEP

Fang YU Researcher of Chinese Academy for Environmental Planning5

Hualong HU Vice-Director of Solid Waste and Chemicals Management Technology Center ,Ministry of Environmental Protection

Xinbiao GUO Professor of School of Public Health,Peking University

Organization Committee

Dave MEGSON* Manchester Metropolitan University

Zhenghui GAO * Director of the Society of Environment Damage Evaluation and Assessment of CSES

Yangde kONG Researcher of Nanjing institute of environmental sciences,MEP

Xiangxiang LI Solid Waste and Chemicals Management Technology Center,Ministry of Environmental Protection

Wei WANG Researcher of Agro-Environment Protection Institute, Ministry of Agriculture

Jing HUANG Professor of School of Public Health,Peking University

Daohan WANGProfessor of College of Environmental Science and

Engineering ,Liaoning Technical University

Qianli MAProfessor level senior engineer of South China Institute of

Environmental Sciences, MEP

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Program at a glance

Time 9th,July 10th,July 11th,July 12th,July

9:00-10:00

RegistrationXiyuan Hotel

Shangyuan Hotel

Opening Ceremony（Yanle Hall,1F,Xiyuan Hotel）Chinese & English

Keynote SpeechⅡ（Yanle Hall,1F,Xiyuan Hotel ）Chinese & English

Keynote SpeechⅣ（Yanle Hall,1F）Chinese & English

10:00-12:00Plenary Session（Yanle Hall,1F,Xiyuan Hotel ）

Chinese & English

Parallel SessionsSession 4 ： Identification and assessment of pollution damage in agriculture and farmland（Yanle Hall,1F）Chinese & English

Closing Ceremony（Yanle Hall 1F）Chinese & English

Session5:Pollution damage assessment of marine, fishery and petroleum（Hongyun Hall 1,4F）Chinese

Session6: Young Professional Forum on Environment and Health（Hongyun Hall 2,4F）Chinese

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12:00-13:30 LUNCH(cafe restaurant, 1F)

13:30-15:00RegistrationXiyuan Hotel

Shangyuan Hotel

Keynote Speech Ⅰ（Yanle Hall,1F,Xiyuan Hotel ）Chinese & English

Keynote SpeechⅢ（Yanle Hall,1F,Xiyuan Hotel）Chinese & English Language

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15:00-17:30

Specific TrainingApportionment of

Liability of Environmental

Pollution DamageShangyuan Hotel

Parallel SessionsSession 1:Environmental pollution damage identification and environmental emergency technical methods（Yanle Hall,1F）

Chinese & English

Thematic Forum

Identification, disposal and risk assessment of hazardous wastes（Yanle Hall,1F）

Chinese & English

Session 2：Relevant laws and regulations on environmental pollution damage（Hongyun Hall 1,4F）

Chinese

Session 3：Identification and assessment of pollution damage in agriculture and farmland（Hongyun Hall 2,4F）

Chinese

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18:00- DINNERXiyuan Hotel /

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Daily Program

Monday,10th,July,2017

Time Location

The Opening Ceremony(Chair: Xuesong Hou Deputy Secretary of CSES)

Yanle Hall,1F

9:00-9:50

Ministry of Environmental Protection of the People’s Republic of China

Supreme People's court of China

The Ministry of Justice PRC

Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences

International Network of Environmental Forensics

Royal Society of Chemistry

CNOOC Foundation

9:50-10:00 Tea Break(Group Photo)Lobby of Xiyuan

Hotel

Plenary Session

(Chair: Jun LUCommittee member of International Network of Environmental Forensics)

Yanle Hall,1F

(Chinese &

English)

10:00-

10:40

Strategies and techniques for

identifying target and non-target

compounds

Eric REINEROntario Ministry of the Environment

and Climate Change, Canada

10:40-

11:20

Application of global high resolution

air pollutant emission inventory

Shu TAOProfessor of The College of Urban and

Environmental Sciences , Peking

University

Academician of the Chinese

Academy of Sciences

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11:20-

12:00

The state of art petroleum

hydrocarbon forensics

Paul PHILPProfessor of University of

Oklahoma, USA

12:00-

13:30Lunch

Keynote Speech Ⅰ(Chair: Director of the Society of Environment Damage

Evaluation and Assessment of CSES)

Yanle Hall,1F

(Chinese &

English)

13:30-14:00

Application of environmental forensic

technology in investigation and

remediation of contaminated sites

Jun LUChief scientist, Aerospace Kaitian

Environmental Tech.

14:00-14:30Progress and challenge of

environmental damage assessment

Fang YUResearcher, Chinese Academy for

Environmental Planning, MEP

14:30-15:00The Scientist as an Advocate: When

and When Not

Michael WADEPrincipal, Wade Research, Inc, USA

15:00-15:30A multi-attribute discounting model

in NRDA: theory and cases

Desheng WUAssociateDean/Professor, School of

Economics and Management,UCAS

15:30-15:45 Tea Break

Parallel Sessions

15:45-17:45 Session 1:Environmental pollution damage identification and environmental emergency technical methods

Convener：Yanshen ZHANGResearcher Of

Chinese Academy For Environmental Planning

Frank MURAMOTOSenior Project Manager of

AECOM Consultant Firm

Yanle Hall,1F

(Chinese &

English)

15:45-16:05

Resolution of a claimed connection between subslab benzene

vapor and an underlying LNPL plume

Frank MURAMOTOSenior Project Manager, AECOM

16:05-16:25 A case of Forensic identification of suspected perchlorate

poisoning

Jinghong MA Chongxin Judicial Expertise Center (Hubei)

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16:25-16:45

Deforestation in Uganda- population increase, forests loss and

climate change

Musasizi JosephatUganda National Students’ Association

16:45-17:05

Evolution process of cooperative governance model of urban

river pollution in the United States

Ling XUSchool of Public Administration,

Guangzhou University

17:05-17:25

Characterization of fibrous zeolites and their distribution in

antrim basalt quarries

Mike FOWLERUniversity of Portsmouth, UK

17:25-17:45

Spatial and temporal modeling of bioaerosols from intensive

agricultural facilities in England

Ben WILLIAMSLecturer, University of the West of

England

Session 2：Relevant laws and regulations on environmental pollution damage

Convener：Canfa WANGProfessor of China

University of Political

science and Law

Hongyun Hall 1,4F

(Chinese)

15:45-16:05

Civil Legal Liabilities for Environmental Harm

Yuhong ZHAOThe Faculty of Law,

Chinese University of Hong Kong

16:05-16:25

Approaches of Legal System and Institutional Constructions of

Environmental Civil Public Interests Infringement Injunctions

Yan DONG Law Department of the

China University Of Petroleum

16:25-16:45

The Prospect of forensic identification of environmental

damage in China

Yuanfeng WANGKey Laboratory of Evidence Science，University of Political Science and Law

16:45-17:05

Forensic identification of chronic cadmium poisoning caused by

environmental damage: 5 cases

Yingkai YANG Collaborative Innovation Center

of Judicial Civilization

17:05-17:25 TBD

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Session 3 ： Identification and assessment of

pollution damage in agriculture and farmland

Convener：Wei WANGResearcher of Agro-

Environment Protection Institute, Ministry of

Agriculture

Hongyun Hall 1,4F

(Chinese)

15:45-16:05

Study on temporal and spatial variation characteristics and influencing factors of heavy metal pollution in farmland soil of the Yellow River Delta

Meng ZHANG, China University of

Mining and Technology, Beijing

16:05-16:25

Study on damage behavior of typical agricultural pollutants to crops in China

Liwen QIANG, Agro-Environment Protection Institute,

Ministry of Agriculture

16:25-16:45

Tracing analysis of ecological damage of heavy metals in wheat field

Yuexian LIU，University of Chinese academy of sciences

16:45-17:05 TBD

17:05-17:25Case study on environmental damage assessment

Guojie XU, Cangzhou forensic Center for science and technology affairs

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Tuesday, 11th, July, 2017

Time Location

Keynote SpeechⅡ(Chair: Bing Qiao Researcher of China Waterborne Transport

Research Institute)

Yanle Hall,1F(Chinese&English)

9:00-9:30 Weathering Indices of Crude OilStephen MUDGE, Principal,Environmental Investigations

9:30-10:00The method of source apportionment of air pollution matter

Yuanxun ZHANGAssociate Dean, College of Resources and Environment,UCAS

10:00-10:30

Multivariate Source Apportionment

Models: Overview, Comparison and

Application to Analysis of PCB

Congener Profiles

Glenn JOHNSON

Professor, University of Utah

Parallel Sessions

10:30-12:00 Session 4：Environmental forensic techniques

Convener： Yuanxun ZHANGAssociate Dean, College

of Resources and Environment,UCAS

David MEGSON Professor of Manchester Metropolitan University

Yanle Hall,1F(Chinese&English

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10:30-10:50

Using PCB signatures and enantiomer fractions for source identification and to age date exposureDavid MEGSONProfessor, Manchester Metropolitan University

10:50-11:10

Environmental damage assessment of leadHongmei WANGResearcher, Chinese

Academy ofEnvironmental Sciences

11:10-11:30

Application of target, suspect and non-target screening approach

for a comprehensive characterization of micropollutants in

environmental samples from the Nordic countriesPawel ROSTKOWSKIInstitute of atmospheric environment,

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Norway11:30-11:50

TBD

11:50-12:10

NAPL Occurrences at an Industrial Site: Creosote or Petroleum Hydrocarbons?

Barbara OSLUNDProject Manager, AECOM

12:10-12:30

Prevalence of Organophosphorous/organochlorine pesticide in Pumpkin, Spinach and Sorrel leaves grown in Akwanga, Nasarawa State

Ezekiel Gube IBRAHIM, Plateau State University Bokkos, Nigeria

& Nathaniel YAKUBU Demonstration Secondary School, College of Education Akwanga, Nasarawa State, Nigeria

Session 5：Pollution damage assessment of marine, fishery

and petroleum

Convener：Zhenghui GaoDirector of the Society of

Environment Damage Evaluation and Assessment of CSES

Hongyun Hall 1,4F

(Chinese)

10:30-10:50

Emergency response decision support system ofmarine oil spillPeiyan SUNResearcher of North China Sea Environmental

Monitoring Center,State Oceanic Administration

10:50-11:10

Application of fishery damage assessment technical system for sudden marine oil spill pollution

Keming QUResearcher ofYellow Sea Fisheries Research Institute, Chinese Academy Of Fishery Sciences

11:10-11:30

Operational application and validation case study of oil spill model

Bing QIAOResearcher of China WaterborneTransport Research Institute

11:30-11:50

Concept and practice of marine environmental protection management in China

Wenpu WEISenior Engineer of China National OffshoreOil Corporation

11:50-12:10

Application of immobilized bacteria technology in bioremediation of marine bottom oil pollution in Huangdao

Li ZHENGResearcher of The First Insitute ofOceanography,SOA

Session 6：Young Professional Forum on Environment and Health

Convener：Jing HUANGSchool of Public Health,

Peking University PHD

Hongyun Hall 2 ,4F

Chinese Language

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10:30-10:50

TBDCunrui HUANGSun Yat-Sen University,

School of Public Health

10:50-11:10

Ambient air pollution and years of life lost in Ningbo, ChinaTianfeng HENingbo Municipal Center

for Disease Control and Prevention

11:10-11:30

The short term burden of ambient particulate matters on non-accidental mortality and years of life lost: A ten-year study in Tianjin, China

Guoxing LIPeking University School of Public Health

11:30-11:50

Health risk assessment of human exposed to atmospheric particulate matter

Penghui LITianjin University of Technology

11:50-12:10

Health Impact Assessment(HIA)：the Practices in European and

American Environmental Policies and the Institutional Challenges of Applying HIA in China’s Environmental Decision-making

Jiaoqiao LINRock Environment and Energy Institute

12:10-12:30

Temporal variation in associations between temperature and years of life lost in a southern China city with typical subtropical climate

Jing HUANG Peking University School of Public Health

12:10-13:30

Lunch

Keynote Speech** Expression is faulty **(Chair: Paul PHILPProfessor of University of Oklahoma, USA)

Yanle Hall,1F(Chinese& English)

13:30-14:00

Environmental Sequence Stratigraphy: A Focus on Geology to Assess Contaminant Source Areas and Migration Pathways

Rick CRAMERPrincipal, Burns & McDonnell

14:00-14:30

Hazardous waste pollution prevention standardized build

Hualong HUVice-Director of Solid Waste and Chemicals Management Technology Center, MEP

14:30-15:00

Gelogenic versus anthropogenic

metals and metalloids

Jeffrey HESS

Chief Scientist, Gilbane

Environmental

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Thermal Session

15:00-17:00

Identification, disposal and risk assessment of hazardous wastes

Conveners：Hualong Hu Vice-Director of Solid Waste

and Chemicals Management Technology Center, MEP

Gwen O’SULLIVAN Mount RoyalUniversity ,Canada

Yanle Hall ,1F(Chinese &

English)

15:00-15:20

Evaluation of dendrochemistry as a novel environmental monitoring tool: The temporal and spatial delineation of persistent organic pollutants

Gwen O’SULLIVANMount Royal University,Canada

15:20-15:40

Hazardous waste identificationQifei HUANG Researcher, Chinese Academy of

Environmental Sciences

15:40-16:00

Mineralogical Constraints On Contaminant Release From Legacy Mine Tailings

Emily ROBINSONUniversity of Portsmouth，UK

16:00-16:20

Local hazardous waste identification practiceYang ZHENGSenior engineer, Solid Waste and ChemicalsManagement Technology Center,Ministry of Environmental

Protection

16:20-16:40

Dechlorane-related flame retardants in soil and fish from e-waste recycling areas of Guiyu in south China

Shen LIResearcher, Ontario Ministry of theEnvironment and Climate Change, Canada

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Wednesday,12th,July,2017

Time Location

Keynote Speech** Expression is faulty **Yanle Hall,1F

(Chinese &

English)

9:00-9:30

Applying A “Hard Science” Disciplined

Approach to Identify and Verify Chemical

Properties for Safe Response, Handling,

and Disposal

Clifford HOLLAND, President

Spill Environmental Consultancy

9:30-10:00

Key technology and standard system of

agricultural environmental damage

assessment in China

Wei WANG

Researcher of Agro-

Environment Protection

Institute, Ministry of

Agriculture

10:00-

10:30

On the Application of Contaminant Source

Identification, Environmental Forensics

and Geomorphological Assessment in the

Context of Large-Scale Restoration of

Sediments in Riverine and Estuarine

Depositional Environments

Leo REBELE, Vice President,

TetraTech, Inc.

10:30-

11:30

The Closing Ceremony

RSC Student Award

RSC award

Announcement of INEF 2018 Conference

Summary of The Chair of The Conference

Yanle Hall,1F

(Chinese &

English)

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Invited Speakers

Eric REINEROntario Ministry of the Environment andClimate Change.Eric holds adjunct professor status at the Department of Chemistry at the University of Toronto and University of Waterlooand Department of Environmental Forensics at Pennsylvania State University .Eric obtained his Ph.D. from the University of Toronto in 1986 in Analytical Chemistry / Mass Spectrometry. He has been working in the field of ultra-trace environmental analysis for more than 30 years and his research interests include the analysis of dioxin-like and other emerging toxic organics including halogenated flame retardants, perfluorinated compounds and industrial chemicals as well as advanced analytical techniques such as Fast GC, 2 Dimensional GC,chemical ionization mass spectrometry, tandem mass spectrometry and analytical automation.

Shu TAOProfessor, School of urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, Chinese Academy of Sciences.In 1977, he graduated from the Department of Geology and geography of Peking University. He received his master's degree and Ph. D. degree from University of Kansas in 1981 and 1984. He is currently the director of the Chinese Geographical Society's environmental geography Specialized Committee, chairman of the Asia Pacific branch of the international society for environmental toxicology and chemistry, ES&T consultant, editorial board, IEAM deputy editor, and international journal editor of EP and JEGH.In January 2015, the Eleventh National Congress of the China geographical society was elected vice president of the eleventh session of the council.

R. Paul Philp Professor of the School of Geology and  Geophysics,University Of OklahomaDuring his tenure at the University he has mentored and graduated over 150 M.S. and Ph.D. students; he was also Acting Director of the School of Geology and Geophysics for 2 years from 1987 to 1989. In addition to the graduate students the geochemistry group has seen a steady stream of international visitors from China, Russia, S. America, Africa, China, Japan, SE Asia, India, Europe, Australia and New Zealand to name a few. Many of these visitors were sponsored by their governments or industry to visit the University and learn the basics of geochemistry that could then be utilized and applied upon return to their own countries. In addition to the visitors there has also been a significant number of post-doctoral fellows working on a wide variety of

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research projects.Many of these exchange visits lead to many long term research relationships which remained active over many years.

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Young Professional Forum on Environment and Health

Since 2016, CSES has been developing a project called "Encourage Outstanding Young Scientists", give financial supports to young scholars and try to develop innovative select mechanism and assessment standard for young scientists. The Symposium aims to improve research standard of the young scientists through sharing their latest research results with academic experts in the area and having one2one tutorials.

2017 Young Professional

Jing HUANG , Phd

Lecturer, School of public health, Peking University

Secretary of environmental medicine and health branch of Chinese society of Environmental Sciences.

Main research areas, effects and mechanisms of air pollution on human health. Presided over the National Natural Science Foundation of China Youth Fund 1, participated in the National Natural

Science Foundation of 2 projects, "11th Five-Year" National Science and technology support program 1. The first author publishes 2 papers in SCI journals, and 5 papers in Chinese core journals. The co-authors publish 4 papers in SCI journals and 3 papers published in Chinese journals. In 2012 and 2013 respectively the global atmospheric chemistry International Conference Exhibition 2013 best young scientists award and the outstanding Doctorate Dissertation of Peking University.

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RSC Student Award

INEF has an active student outreach program with the express purpose of encouraging students to pursue studies in environmental forensics.

The scientific committee will review submitted student oral and poster presentations during the conference. The committee will select the best student presentations and present them with a cash reward on the closing ceremony last day.

A copy of the book of “China Report on Advances in Environmental Sciences” (edited by Chinese Society for Environmental Science) will be reward to the excellent students by CSES.

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Publication of ProceedingsContributions made by researchers at the conference will be made available in two formats; collection of abstracts and poster presentation .All addresses, plenary sessions, symposiums and abstracts of speeches may be found with the program schedule.

INEF2017 encourages presenters to submit manuscripts based on the contents of their presentations. These manuscripts are assembled and published as a peer-reviewed collection. The proceedings will be placed as a special edition in the journal of Environmental Protection (JEP). JEP is an open access journal, all published articles will be available free of charge to everybody. If your manuscript is accepted for publication INEF will cover your publication costs.

We have a strict deadline of November 1st for all submissions, manuscripts submitted after this date will not be considered.

Details of how to prepare an abstract and a MS word template can be found on the INEF 2017 conference website (http://www.rsc-inef.net/inef-2017.html). When your manuscript is completed please submit to Dave Megson (d.megson@mmu.ac.uk) or Gwen O’Sullivan (gosullivan@mtroyal.ca). Your manuscript will then be reviewed by at least two reviewers and returned to you.

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General Information

Location and VenueWelcome to Beijing, one of the leading capitals of the world and the host of the 2008 Olympics. With a history that is more than 3000 years, Beijing is an amazing mix of old and new. For centuries Beijing has been the center for cultural and business activities and is today beyond doubt a truly world class and international city.

Beijing is located in the northeastern corner of China. The city limits of Beijing extend some 80km (50mi), including the urban and the suburban areas and the nine counties under its administration - in other words, it's huge. Though it may not appear so in the shambles of arrival, Beijing is a place of very orderly design. Long, straight boulevards and avenues are crisscrossed by a network of lanes. Places of interest are either very easy to find if they're on the avenues, or impossible to find if they're buried down the hutongs (narrow alleys). More information, see the website of http://www.ebeijing.gov.cn/BeijingInformation/

Conference Venue

The Xiyuan Hotel (Address: No. 1,Sanlihe Road, Haidian District,Beijing) is located in the Xicheng neighborhood of Beijing, south of the Haidian District. It is near the Beijing Zoo, Beijing Aquarium and Beijing University, and about a 20 minute walk to a local subway station. There are restaurants and shops within walking distance, including some western ones. Other nearby attractions include Yuyuantan Park, Olympic Park, Beihai Park, Forbidden City, Tian’anmen Square, Summer Palace, and Temple of Heaven. There is a social on evening of 9th July.

Registration Lobby(1F)

Opening ceremony\Plenary session\Closing ceremony Yanle Hall （1F）Parallel sessions in English & Chinese Yanle Hall （1F）

Parallel sessions in Chinese Hongyun Hall (4F)

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Lunch on the day of July 10th ,11th,.12th Café restaurant (1F)

Speaker Information

Oral presenters are asked to provide their presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint format on

flash drive to the laptop in the meeting room at least 30 minutes prior to the beginning of their

presentation session. Keynote presentation should be approximately 25 minutes with 5

minutes for questions. Parallel presentation should be approximately 15 minutes with 5

minutes for questions. Each speaker will be provided with a laptop, projector and microphone

for their presentation.

Poster presenters are asked to hang their posters at the commencement of the conference on

July 10th and removed them in the afternoon of July 11th. Poster board allocation will be

provided upon check in at the conference registration desk. Material for hanging poster will

be available at the registration desk.

Others

An earphone for simultaneous interpretation is provided in venues of both Chinese and

English language .Delegates are requested to receive an interpreter headset at the

entrance of the grand ballroom with personal valid ID card .Take care of the equipment

and return the headset when you leave the meeting room.

Please keep quiet in the conference room and set your cell phone to mute.

Video or audio recordings are not allowed during the meeting.

Please keep your personal belongings and valuables with you.

PPT documents orally reported shall not be copied without permission.

ContactConference secretariat is located in the VIP room beside the Yanle Hall.

If you have any questions, please contact with:

Mr. Yang Qiao (yangq@chinacses.org) or Ms. Wu Lei (wul@chinacses.org)

Or directly contact with the volunteer in RED T-shirt.

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Beijing Subway

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Subway Stations beside hotel：Beijing Zoo line 4

Baishiqiao South Station, line 6

Xizhimen Station, line 2

National Library Station, line 4

Chegongzhuang West Station, line6