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5th International Conference on Renewable and Sustainable Energy
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Welcome to the 17th International Particle Accelerator Conference (IPAC) in Deauville, France! We are thrilled to invite you to join us from May 17-22, 2026, at the Centre International Deauville (CID) for a fully in-person event. IPAC is the premier annual gathering for the global accelerator community, bringing together scientists, engineers, and industry professionals from around the world. This conference is a unique opportunity to explore the latest breakthroughs in accelerator research and development, as well as to receive updates on current and future accelerator facilities. The 2026 edition of IPAC is hosted by the GANIL-SPIRAL2 laboratory in collaboration with CEA, CNRS, Synchrotron SOLEIL, and ESRF. These organizations are renowned for their expertise in the design, construction and operation of a wide variety of particle accelerators and innovative accelerator technologies. IPAC’26 will serve as a vibrant platform for networking amongst international leaders in accelerator science, representing major national and international facilities and institutions. With over 1,500 attendees expected, this event offers a fantastic opportunity to learn about cutting-edge research, hear about new projects and gain insights into accelerator facilities across the globe. Additionally, you will have the chance to meet and connect with your peers, fostering valuable professional relationships. This event also offers an exceptional opportunity for industry to showcase their innovative products and to promote their brands and capabilities to the accelerator community through the sponsoring of this event.
1 Rue Lucien Barrière, 14800 Deauville, France
Normandy, France
Open Palais des Congrès Deauville in maps ↗The address is as the organizer gave it, and it is not checked against a map.
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