The Institution of Civil Engineers has extended the deadline for submissions for its Innovation Spotlight at ICE’s upcoming 11th Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters Conference until Friday 31 March.
ICE is inviting submissions to share the latest research, technological advancement or product development with the wider coastal community at the conference.
As a part of the new Innovation Spotlight, organisations will be given the opportunity to showcase their work through a short presentation during one of the sessions, supply an accompanying poster which will be displayed in the exhibition area during the event, and provide a briefing paper to be shared with all delegates and included in the published conference proceedings.
To be considered, all interested organisations need to do is to submit a pitch, not exceeding a single side of A4. This pitch can include figures / photos / diagrams and should be not more than 300 words.
Deadline to submit pitches is Friday 31 March 2017.
Submit online at ice-breakwaters.com and if you require assistance, e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
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