Prof. Koundouri is one of the invited keynote speakers (https://www.cest2021.gnest.org/invited-speakers ) at the 17th International Conference on Environmental Science and Technology CEST2021 which will be held on 1-4 September 2021 in Athens, Greece.
The conference is organised by the Global Network of Environmental Science and Technology jointly with the University of the Aegean (Greece) and the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (Greece). CEST2021 is academically supported by the University of Salerno (Italy), the University of Cincinnati (USA) and the Imperial College London (UK) as well as a group of distinguished scientists – the members of the Conference Scientific Committee. CEST2021 is under the patronage of UNESCO’s Water Assessment Programme, International Water Association (IWA), A.C. Laskaridis Charitable Foundation and under the auspices of the Municipality of Athens. The event will be held in Athens from 1 to 4 September 2021.
The previous event, CEST2019, was the most successful event since the series was initially launched in 1989, with 420 participants from 81 countries originating from 6 continents (Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America and Australia). The programme included over 550 presentations (oral and poster) from 28 unique research areas. Participants also benefited from the interaction with 25 distinguished scientists that were invited and delivered keynote and plenary talks.
All the papers that are selected for either oral or poster presentation undergo a review process. As a result of the improving quality of the papers in previous conferences, their proceedings have been included in databases, such as Science Citation Index (ISI). Since 2015, the papers that are presented in CEST, are submitted to cooperating journals for review and publication in special issues. The papers from CEST2019 have been accepted from Springer for publication in SPRINGER proceedings.
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Website: https://www.cest2021.gnest.org/