News
25.11.2014
2nd Conference
You can find the preview of the 2nd International Freiberg Conference on Energy Storage Materials here.
29.05.2013
Abstracts Online!
Please find all abstracts here.
20.05.2013
Program Online!
Please find the PDF here.
16.04.2013
Invitation Online!
Please find the PDF here.
16.04.2013
Simultaneous Translation
The lectures will be held in English but a simultaneous translation will be organised for the whole conference.
09.04.2013
Registration form
The conference registration will start on Thursday, 11th of April 2013.
Contact
Alena Raatz
TU Bergakademie Freiberg
Leipziger Str. 23
09596 Freiberg
Phone: +49 3731 419 6169
Fax: +49 3731 39 4314
estorm@tu-freiberg.de
Prof. Dr. Dirk C. Meyer
TU Bergakademie Freiberg
Akademiestr. 6
09596 Freiberg
Phone: +49 3731 39 3460
Fax: +49 3731 39 3323
estorm@tu-freiberg.de
Venue
Freiberg
Freiberg is located in the east of Germany and in the centre of the Free State of Saxony. The town was founded in 1162 and historically has been the centre of the mining industry in the Ore Mountains. This tradition is accompanied since 1765 by the oldest university of mining and metallurgy in the world, often just known as the Mining Academy (Bergakademie).
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One of the most important architectonic sights in Freiberg is the cathedral of St. Mary that was built in 1501. It comprises several artistic treasures, including the Golden Portal from 1225 and two Silbermann organs. Actually, the organ workshop of Gottfried Silbermann was located in the city centre of Freiberg.
In the historic ambience of Freudenstein Castle, the Freiberg University presents over 3,500 minerals, precious stones and meteorites in the permanent exhibition 'terra mineralia'. This offers a mineralogic journey with treasures from all around the world. The tradition of mining can be discovered in the city museum or even better by a journey into one of the ore mines open to visitors.
Alte Mensa
Petersstrasse 5
09599 Freiberg
Germany
The conference will take place in the hall of 'Alte Mensa' that is traditionally used for academic events of the university. It offers sufficient seating for up to 300 guests and additional rooms for exhibitions and catering.
The 'Alte Mensa' enjoys a central location in the city centre of Freiberg, just a step away from countless attractions. All sights are within easy walking distance - including the cathedral St. Mary, the 'terra mineralia' exhibition and many more.
Directions
Freiberg can be reached via the International airports of Dresden or Leipzig. Train connections in both directions are available on an hourly basis.
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