Welcome to Nuclear & Space Radiation Effects Conference
Virtual Conference Date: December, 2020
Late News Submission Date: July 17, 2020
TNS Submission Deadline: September 18, 2020
NOTICE: Letter from the Conference Chair, Hugh Barnaby
Wednesday, July1, 2020
Dear NSREC Community,
After discussions with our IEEE Sponsor and the NSREC Radiation Effects Steering Group, and out of concern for the health and safety of all participants, the IEEE NSRE Conference, which had been postponed from July 2020 to December 2020, is transitioning to a virtual event.
The timeframe for the virtual event will be December 2020. The 2020 Committee will develop the new Virtual NSREC 2020 schedule for technical presentations, posters, workshop and Industrial Exhibits by September 1, 2020. Technical Registration will open thereafter.
Late News Submissions are being accepted until July 17. TNS and Data Workshop submissions are due September 18, 2020.
We recognize there are many unanswered questions regarding the roll-out of the virtual event. Please be assured we are working as quickly as possible to finalize the planning. We will continue to share updates, including what to expect as an attendee, exhibitor, or supporter on the event website, in the coming weeks.
On a positive note, NSREC is proud to announce the launch of our new social media profiles where we plan on sharing information and updates related to the conference and the field of radiation effects. Please take a moment to Like or Follow our pages on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter which you can find by searching “IEEE NSREC”. We encourage you to engage with other conference attendees by sharing your photos, stories, and memories using our official conference hashtag: #nsrec2020
I want to thank the NSREC Community for their continued support of the 2020 conference and my committee.
Sincerely yours,
Hugh Barnaby
2020 IEEE NSREC General Chair
Virtual Conference Date: December, 2020
Late News Submission Date: July 17, 2020
TNS Submission Deadline: September 18, 2020
NOTICE: Letter from the Conference Chair, Hugh Barnaby
Wednesday, July1, 2020
Dear NSREC Community,
After discussions with our IEEE Sponsor and the NSREC Radiation Effects Steering Group, and out of concern for the health and safety of all participants, the IEEE NSRE Conference, which had been postponed from July 2020 to December 2020, is transitioning to a virtual event.
The timeframe for the virtual event will be December 2020. The 2020 Committee will develop the new Virtual NSREC 2020 schedule for technical presentations, posters, workshop and Industrial Exhibits by September 1, 2020. Technical Registration will open thereafter.
Late News Submissions are being accepted until July 17. TNS and Data Workshop submissions are due September 18, 2020.
We recognize there are many unanswered questions regarding the roll-out of the virtual event. Please be assured we are working as quickly as possible to finalize the planning. We will continue to share updates, including what to expect as an attendee, exhibitor, or supporter on the event website, in the coming weeks.
On a positive note, NSREC is proud to announce the launch of our new social media profiles where we plan on sharing information and updates related to the conference and the field of radiation effects. Please take a moment to Like or Follow our pages on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter which you can find by searching “IEEE NSREC”. We encourage you to engage with other conference attendees by sharing your photos, stories, and memories using our official conference hashtag: #nsrec2020
I want to thank the NSREC Community for their continued support of the 2020 conference and my committee.
Sincerely yours,
Hugh Barnaby
2020 IEEE NSREC General Chair
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