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Theme
The workshop will focus on climate change and sustainable development in the HKH. Major topics include:
About the Workshop
This workshop will provide a unique opportunity for early career scholars in the HKH to interact with their peers in the region, share their research experience, and cultivate collegial partnerships and lay foundations for future leadership in the region. Participants will include PhD students, scientists, engineers, and young scholars from universities that are full members of HUC. Some scientists and outstanding PhD students will be invited to make keynote presentations.
Application Requirements
A complete application includes:
Incomplete and late applications will not be reviewed.
Milestones
15 August 2018: Call for abstracts
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