1st Norway Pumps & Pipes Conference

27.02.2018

We are delighted to invite you to attend this very first Norway Pumps & Pipes Conference. It will take place on October 17-18 in Stavanger, Norway.

Conference theme: Cross-industry Collaborations (CIC)
The primary goal is to bring together professionals from Energy and Medicine to transfer knowledge and share challenges. We believe that the solution to your problem may well be in ‘’The Other Guy’s Toolkit’’. We aim to boost the innovation process between the medical and energy field and that this conference will lead to joint projects. 

Conference speakers
The speakers are leading experts within Energy, Medicine, Aerospace, Technology and Engineering.

Call for abstracts
The dead-line for abstract submission is June 20, 2018.

About the organizers
The main organizer is Norway Pumps & Pipes. Supported by University of Stavanger, Stavanger University Hospital, IRIS, and Greater Stavanger. This is the 1st Norway Pumps & Pipes Conference, and is an adaptation of the Pumps & Pipes Houston Conference series.

​If you have any questions about the conference or abstract submission process, please contact Research Director, Thor Ole Gulsrud by email or mobile +47 469 69 237. He will be happy to assist you.

​Click here for more information about the conference and the abstract submission process.
 
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