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Abstract call for the 36th international geological congress, Delhi – 2-3 March 2020

/ Abstract call for the 36th international geological congress, Delhi – 2-3 March 2020

The theme of the IGC is “Geosciences: The Basic Science for a Sustainable Future”.
The call for abstracts is now open until the 31 August. 
*Theme 42 is ‘Geological Sequestration of CO2 and Enhanced Oil Recovery.’
Programme details
Highlights of the 36th IGC:

  • 12 Plenary Talks
  • 44 Themes. 266 Symposia
  • Special Theme for national and international scientific organizations
  • More than 40 parallel Sessions
  • E Poster Presentations
  • 71 field trips in India and neighboring countries
  • State of the Art Convention Centre
  • 7000 sq.m. of GeoExpo area

More information about the IGC 

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