GPD 2009: Abstract deadline extended to 17 October, 2008

Date: 17 October 2008

Due to some unforeseen technical reasons with our online abstract submission form, we have received information that many people have faced some difficulties to submit their abstracts.

In this respect, we are now extending the deadline to the 17th of October, 2008.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and are constantly doing our best to improve the situation. Please submit the abstract via our online form at www.gpd.fi.

Should you experience any difficulties, feel free to contact Ms Sari Kamula (sari.kamula@glassfiles.com) or Mr Tommi Lääveri (tommi.laaveri@glassfiles.com).

We look forward to receiving your abstracts and participation in GPD 2009. GPD will also be represented at the Glasstec 2008 exhibition. Come and meet us at the Glaston Stand in Hall 16, stand C59/C73.

You are also welcome for a drink at the GPD Pub every evening during Glasstec in Altstadt, Bolkerstrasse 55.

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