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13th Research Symposium for Chinese PhD Students and Scholars in Australia

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Date & time Nov 19 '21
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13th Research Symposium for Chinese PhD Students and Scholars in Australia13th Research Symposium for Chinese PhD Students and Scholars in Australia


A one-day virtual research symposium to facilitate intellectual exchange among PhD students, young scholars, experts, and professionals.

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The 13th Research Symposium for Chinese PhD Students and Scholars in Australia: Changes and Prospects

The annual research symposium is the flagship event of CAPS Australia to foster academic exchanges and research innovations across different disciplines among Chinese (non-exclusively) scholars and professionals in Australia. Since 2007, the symposium has been hosted across universities in Victoria, attracting an increasing number of participants including renowned scholars worldwide.


Acknowledging the challenges and opportunities that the COVID-19 pandemic has brought us, the theme of the 13th research symposium is ‘Changes and Prospects’, with the scope to stimulate discussions about cross-disciplinary research and innovations in the post-COVID era.



Parallel Sessions:
  • Mathematics, Physics, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering

  • Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Materials

  • Social Sciences and Humanities

  • Architecture, Environment and Civil Engineering

  • Computer Science and Information Technology

  • Biomedical and Health Sciences


Important Dates:
  • Abstract submission deadline: 24th October 2021

  • Notification of acceptance: 31st October 2021

  • FREE registration closes: 25 November 2021

  • Research Syposium: 27 Novermeber 2021

2021 Call for abstracts now open


The Symposium Organising Committee is pleased to invite presenters to submit the abstracts for oral presentations at parallel sessions and Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition. Please click here to submit your abstract or to find more information.

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