Welcome to VCCA

Welcome to the Virtual Conference on Chemistry and its Applications.

DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION EXTENDED TILL 31st MAY 2022

Overview

The Virtual Conference on Chemistry and its Applications (VCCA-2022) will be held from 8 to 12 August 2022. It is organised by the Computational Chemistry Group of the University of Mauritius. We started with this series of virtual conference since 2013.

VCCA-2022 will be held online and there will not be the need to travel. There is no need to be always online as there will not be live presentations.


Theme: Resilience and Sustainable Research through Basic Sciences

Brochure: Download the conference flyer

Why to participate?

The year 2022 has been proclaimed as the International Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development. Basic sciences are the pillars for our capacity to understand and innovate. It is equally important for researchers to communicate their research findings and be involved in a network within the scientific community. In view of our continuous effort to host virtual conferences and the current situation in the world, VCCA-2022 is an alternative to face-to-face meeting.

This virtual conference will provide an online platform for participants to present, share and discuss recent findings of their research covering all topics related to Chemistry and interdisciplinary Sciences. Virtual conference has gained popularity and its major advantage is the lower cost involved for participation. One simply has to have access to the Internet or email to be involved in the conference. 

We look forward to welcoming you, academicians and researchers, to participate in this virtual conference.

Professor Ponnadurai Ramasami

Chairman of VCCA-2022
Personal Chair in Computational Chemistry, University of Mauritius
Visiting Professor, University of Johannesburg
Professor Extraordinarius, University of South Africa


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