Call of SFRR-E SYMPOSIA proposals for the SFRR-E Meeting 2027 in Porto, Portugal
Dear colleagues,
We are inviting the submission of Symposium proposals for the next annual meeting of SFRR-E, titled “Redox functionality in biological systems”, which will take place in Porto, Portugal on the 1st – 3rd September 2027.
Please submit your Symposium proposal using the template provided through the SFRR-E web site (https://intranet.sfrr-europe.org) before the deadline of 15th November 2026. Applications should include at least one early career academic (less than 15 years post-PhD) and the selection of speakers should reflect a balance of genders, diversity and geographical location. One of the Chairs should also participate as a speaker. Applications with the inclusion of sources of sponsorship are strongly encouraged.
Symposium proposals should be submitted as a single pdf file using the attached template, which is available on the SFRR-E website. Your proposal should include a summary of the novelty of the symposium (max. 300 words), potential sources of sponsorship, the names, full address, URLs for two Chairs, one of them also participating as a speaker, as well as the names, full address, and URLs for 2 additional speakers (+2-3 reserves and their addresses). Please include provisional lecture titles and abbreviated CVs for the speakers (max. 300 words) and up to 5 selected publications for each one.
An International Scientific Committee will evaluate all Symposium proposals.
Current SFRR-E members will be able to submit Symposium proposals after they login into the intranet via the SFRR-E website, by choosing the “Symposium proposal” option in the menu on the left-hand side.
Three nights of accommodation, social events, and registration fees for invited speakers and chairs will be provided by SFRR-E.
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| Ana Ledo Chair of the Organizing Committee |
Bárbara Rocha Co-Chair of the Organizing Committee |
Cátia Lourenço Marques Co-Chair of the Organizing Committee |
Giuseppe Valacchi President, SFRR-E |
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