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Announcement of the 10th International Symposium on Heat Transfer
Dear colleagues,
We are pleased to announce that the 10th International Symposium on Heat Transfer (ISHT-10) will be held in Beijing, China from July 3rd to 6th, 2024. We look forward to meeting you at this grand event!
ISHT10 Organizing Committee
Theme
Rapid advances in traditional and renewable energy and power systems, aviation and aerospace sciences, MEMS/NEMS, unconventional energy resources, environmentalrotection and biomedical engineering all require that the heat transfer community significantly improve heat and mass transfer rates and energy utilization to facilitate use of these advanced technologies in nearly all fields. The nine previous ISHTs, which were initiated by Prof. B.X. Wang in 1985, enhanced the international dissemination of recent advances in heat and mass transfer research. A large number of papers were presented describing significant advances in heat transfer research from around the world. The International Organizing Committee seeks to continue the valuable international exchange of new information and ideas in the heat transfer field for the 21st century by organizing the ISHT in Beijing every four years.
Topics
Papers are solicited on all aspects of heat mass transfer, including:
1. Fundamental transport phenomena theory and applications
2. Micro/Nano heat and mass transfer
3. Nano-fluid heat and mass transfer phenomena
4. Transport phenomena and process analyses in rotating machinery and rotating channels
5. Two-phase and multi-phase flow and heat transfer
6. Heat and mass transfer in porous or dispersed media
7. Radiation heat transfer and combined heat transfer modes
8. Heat transfer enhancement
9. Protective cooling for high temperature components
10. Biological and cryogenic heat and mass transfer
11. Solidification and melting
12. Mathematical analyses and numerical simulations of all modes of heat transfer
13. Experimental measurement techniques for heat and mass transfer processes
14. Transport phenomena and analyses of heat and mass transfer under the influence of electrical
and magnetic fields and chemical reactions
15. Heat transfer at super-critical pressures
16. Industrial heat transfer and heat exchangers
17. Heat and mass transfer for environmental protection and renewable and unconventional energy resources
18. Heat and mass transfer in nuclear reactors
Professor Pei-Xue Jiang
Institute of Engineering Thermophysics
Department of Energy and Power Engineering Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China
Email: jiangpx@tsinghua.edu.cn
