Registration & Organizers Further Information

Online registration On site participation: venue in Leipzig

https://www.3P-instruments.com/ The Vienna House Easy Hotel (Goethestr. 11, 04109

adsorption-week/
Registration open until: 17.04.2023
Organizers
The Institut für Nichtklassische Chemie e.V. (INC) is
your partner in research and development in the field
of sorption and reaction processes. It acts as a link
between basic and industrial research. As a service
provider, we accompany you along the steps from
characterization of your materials to process design or
optimization and process-related analytics.
Leipzig) is located within walking distance from main ADSORPTION WEEK
station.
Single room reservations are available under the
keyword "Adsorption Week". Annual meeting on
Contact: +49 341 991 5390 /
info.easy-leipzig@viennahouse.com adsorption & characterization
The event will be held under the Corona regulations of porous solids
in effect on the day.
Online option: technical requirements
You will need an internet connection that has the
necessary performance for video streaming. The link
for joining the MS Teams meeting will be sent to you
a few days in advance. You can dial in from 8:45
onwards; the talks on both days start at 9:00 a.m.

The price includes the video recordings of the talks

after the event (subject to speaker’s permissions).

3P Instruments is manufacturer and supplier of Fees Hosted by:

analytical instruments in the field of gas sorption, th
Conference program (April 25 & 26 ):th

among others, and can look back on more than 30 Institut für Nichtklassische
 on site in Leipzig (Germany): 395 €
years of company history. 3P offers professional
 on site in Leipzig (Germany), Chemie & 3P Instruments
consultation and scientific solutions concerning
analytical instruments and methods in the fields of students (proof required): 295 €
research, development, or quality control of powders  online: 150 €
and porous materials.
PhD workshop April 27th Leipzig (Germany): April 25th - 27th, 2023
 PhD students (proof required): 70 €
Leipzig (Germany) or online
Fees include lunch and beverages but exclude taxes.
Topics
Conference (April 25th & 26th), online or on site
On April 25th and 26th, various lectures will be held
around static and dynamic gas adsorption for the
characterization of innovative novel porous materials.
The event will span from characterization to
application of novel porous materials with reference
to classical everyday topics of exhaust air purification
or gas separation processes as well as current research
topics in the field of decarbonization strategy
(removal of CO2 from air or process gases) or
hydrogen production and purification. During the
breaks and lunch, all topics can be deepened in small
groups.
Poster Session (April 25th), on site
On April 25th there will be a poster session. The
number of posters is limited to 20 (first come, first
serve) with no more than 2 contributions from the
same group. (Poster dimension: A0 vertical or
horizontal)
PhD workshop (April 27th), on site
The workshop is held exclusively for PhD students.
Every participant needs to prepare 3 slides about a
current research topic. The goal of the workshop is to
provide a platform for students to exchange scientific
and personal experiences and to establish new
contacts.
The number of participants needs to reach 7 but is
limited to 20 (first come, first serve), with no more than
2 students from the same group.
The deadline for registration is March 31st.
Program April 25th (UTC+2)
08:55 Carsten Blum (3P Instruments, DE)
Welcome and opening remarks
09:00 Jens Möllmer & Sebastian Ehrling (INC &
3P Instruments, DE)
What is new?
09:30 Guillaume Maurin (Université de
Montpellier, FR)
Computational-aided development of MOFs
sorbents and membranes for molecular
separation
10:30 Coffee break
11:00 Sven Elbert (Universität Heidelberg, DE)
Porous Organic Cages and their Selective
Gas Sorption Behaviour
11:30 Sebastian Henke (TU Dortmund, DE)
Porosity in non-crystalline metal-organic
frameworks
12:00 Mandy Klauck (HTW Dresden, DE)
tba
12:30 Lunch break
14:00 Martin Oschatz (Universität Jena, DE)
Nanoporous Carbon Materials with Zeolite-
like Adsorption Properties
14.30 Ansgar Kretzschmar (Forschungszentrum
Jülich, DE)
Evaluation of concepts for the molecular
dimensions of gases
15:00 Coffee break
15:30 Yann Magnin (TOTAL, FR)
Carbon Capture in Metal-Organic
Frameworks, Water & CO2 Uptake Through
Pore Scales
16.00 Sebastiao Lucena (Universidade Federal
do Ceará, BR)
Characterization of carbonaceous material
with heterogeneous models and different
probe gases
16:30 Poster and Beer
Program April 26th (UTC+2)
09:00 Joeri Denayer (Vrije Universiteit Brussel,
BE)
Porous solids for the transition towards
sustainable processes
10:00 Helena Halsbenning (TLK Energy, DE)
MoGaTex - Webtool for the design of
adsorption plants
10:30 Coffee break
11:00 Mojtaba Mirdrikvand (Hitachi Zosen Inova
AG, DE)
Removal of trace components from biogas
by adsorptive separation processes
11:30 Marcus Lange (INC, DE)
Potential of carbon molecular sieves for
carbon dioxide separation
12:00 Lunch break
13:30 Gennady Gor (New Jersey Institute of
Technology, US)
What can ultrasound tell us about
adsorption?
14:00 Andrei Kolesnikov (INC, DE)
Functional methods for porous materials
characterization
14.30 Sebastian Ehrling (3P Instruments, DE)
Measuring low amounts of adsorbates -
challenges and solutions
15:00 Coffee break
15:30 Stefan Leenders (SHELL, NL)
Stability of Amine adsorbents for post
combustion CO2 capture: determination of
lab degradation rates and their validation in
a multi-staged fluidized bed pilot plant
16:00 Sharon Koppka (Universität Leipzig, DE)
Controlled porous glass-ceramics:
Transformation of glass into highly porous
components
16:30 Closing Remarks