The GDMB provides the framework for experts to discuss the challenges of their industry and develop solutions for economy, environment and society. It is host of numerous high-level expert committees, dedicated metallurgical workshops and company excursions, and publishes association’s journals to disseminate news to its stakeholders inside and outside the association. GDMB’s flagship is the biennial European conference for non-ferrous metallurgists – the EMC.
Düsseldorf / Germany is the capital of North Rhein-Westphalia, a middle-western county of Germany with more than 600,000 inhabitants. It belongs to the Top-5 regional economic centers of Germany, is home of several stock-listed companies and famous for its art collections. More than 58,000 students attend one of Düsseldorf’s 22 Universities. Life and work of the region’s inhabitants used to be closely linked to mining. Hoisting towers of old coal pits remind of intensive exploitation activities in the area and are preserved to visitors to get an impression on how it used to be.
The CCD – Congress Center Düsseldorf is an event location with international flair, professional services and plenty of space for all kinds of fairs, conferences and exhibitions. Scalable room concepts and experience from more than 60,000 events in over 25 years ensure modern and safe events for customers from all kinds of industries.
Deadlines
Publication of accepted abstracts: January 9, 2023
Manuscript for peer review: February 21, 2023
Final presentation/manuscript: May 5, 2023
Presenters’ registration: April 14, 2023
Digital Ice-breaker sessions: March 24, 2023
Contact:
GDMB Gesellschaft der Metallurgen und Bergleute e.V.
Paul-Ernst-Straße 10, 38678 Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Germany
Land Line: +49 5323 9379-0, E-Mail: emc@gdmb.de
www.emc.gdmb.de
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KU Leuven Institute for Sustainable Metals and Minerals