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Note on Validity of the Certificates of SCAP and DOMVR Accreditation Programs Due to the current Covid 19 Pandemia and the delays regarding the samples distribution for the 2020 Programms, the validity of the Current Certificates of SCAP and DOMVR Accreditation Programs are extended till 30th April 2021. Angeles Gomez Borrego, President of ICCP Magdalena […] more

The Reinhardt Thiessen Medal Award Subcommittee has nominated Dr. María Mastalerz for the 2020 Medal and this nomination has been unanimously supported by Council. The official award ceremony will take place in Prague 2021 at the next ICCP Meeting. Dr. Angeles Borrego ICCP President   more

Due to all problems related to COVID-19 the Accreditation Subcommittee decided to change the schedule of the accreditation exercises in the round 2020-2021. The change of schedule, taking into account the problems related to sample distribution and access to laboratories, would allow potential participants to take part in the accreditations. The New Deadline for Registration […] more

Dear ICCP Members, we regret to inform you that, due to the global concerns regarding COVID-19 pandemic, the forthcoming 72nd ICCP Meeting in China will not take place as planned. This decision has not been trivial and ICCP would like to acknowledge the substantial efforts of the 2020 Organizing Committee, and Shifeng in particular. The […] more

ICCP Council is sorry to inform you that the 14th ICCP Course in Potsdam has been postponed to 21st-25th June 2021 due to travel and other restrictions imposed due to the COVID-19 virus. All registrations received to date will automatically be transferred to next year (2021). However, if you would like to cancel your registration […] more

This is an update related to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak also known as Coronavirus. The main outbreak is in Hubei Province, China with associated patients diagnosed in mainland China and a rising number of other countries. In recent days there have been significant outbreaks in South Korea, Italy, Japan, Iran, and the likelihood of a […] more

Black Rock Redemption: Using Coal to Investigate Past Climate Change For a trip to the fascinating world of coal research, please follow the link: Black Rock Redemption. By Nikola Van de Wetering, University of Queensland more