UPDATE:

CPLT2022 will be a hybrid conference that will run in-person and virtually.

CPLT2022 will run as a full, in-person, traditional, conference. In this regard, CPLT2022 is no different from CPLT2018, the last in-person conference before the beginning of the pandemic. The conference will last 6 days and will take place at Hotel Visegrád from 3 to 8 July. The programme will follow the traditional pattern. The social programme, sponsor booths, and poster interactive sessions will complement the technical programme by making CPLT2022 a successful and exciting in-person scientific gathering.

The new date of the conference is 3-8 JULY 2022.

The CPLT2022 Organising Committee believes that the best way to experience and participate to the conference is in presence, and they would normally expect that authors will present their paper in-person.

However, the CPLT2022 Organising Committee also recognises the benefits of virtual conferences. Virtual conferences are more inclusive, allowing participation at a cheaper rate. This allows a higher number of students to attend. Virtual conferences also allow participation of colleagues that for personal or working commitments cannot travel to the conference venue. In addition, we recognize that for some participants the (post-)pandemic situation or the war in Ukraine makes difficult or impossible the travel.

Hence, the CPLT2022 Organising Committee publishes several virtual registration fees.

How to register

Registration is required for all CPLT2022 attendees.

• GO to the registration page https://www.altagra.hu/cplt/ or click on the Register button.
• SIGN UP and create your personal conference account.
• ACTIVATE the account (click the link in the email you receive)
• LOGIN and REGISTER to the Conference
• FULFILL the financial requirements

PLEASE NOTE:

Your registration is only completed if your payment has been acknowledged on the conference account.

Amounts apply only to payments received prior and until the indicated deadlines.

There are fraudulent travel agencies that impersonate CPLT 2022. While we do our best to protect our participants from scammers, their methods continuously evolve to look more authentic. We would like to alert all invited speakers and other participants to be aware of possible scams and to strongly advise you to only use the official CPLT registration system to avoid any unpleasant experiences. All CPLT registration fees include accommodation so you should not book anything separately.

If you receive suspicious calls or e-mails from Ehotel Services or any other company that claim to be the official housing agency for CPLT 2022, please alert ALTAGRA (cplt@altaga.com ) which is the only official agency appointed by CPLT 2022 Organizing Committee./p>

In-person registration categories and fees

REGISTRATION CATEGORY including 5 nights accommodation at the conference venue(Hotel Visegrád ****)	Invited speakers rate until April 15, 2022	Normal rate	Late rate (+15% increased fee)from June 1, 2022
Academic / Single	900 EUR	1000 EUR	1150 EUR
Academic / Double	760 EUR	850 EUR	980 EUR

Academic Registration Fee includes:

• 5 nights accommodation with city tax at Hotel Visegrád ****
• Breakfast at Hotel Visegrád
• Access to the conference and poster area
• Conference provided meals and Coffee breaks
• Delegate kit
• Welcome Dinner
• Excursion
• Conference Dinner

REGISTRATION CATEGORY	Registration fee including 5 nights at the conference venue (Hotel Visegrád**** )	Registration fee including 5 nights in guesthouses near the conference venue
Student Single	880 EUR	695 EUR
Student Double	790 EUR	595 EUR
Student Triple	790 EUR	570 EUR

Student Registration Fee includes:

• 5 nights accommodation with city tax at Hotel Visegrád**** OR in guesthouses near the conference venue
• Breakfast at Hotel Visegrád
• Access to the conference and poster area
• Conference provided meals and Coffee breaks
• Delegate kit
• Welcome Dinner
• Excursion
• Conference Dinner

Student Group Registration

Register 5 students together to the conference for a discounted fee.

To register as a group please contact cplt@altagra.hu (Group registration fees can be paid only via Wire Transfer)

Student sponsorship

We work to find additional sponsors supporting student participation (not more than 50% reduction).

Students in need were already awarded support. Newly interested students might register here with a short motivation letter and recommendation from their advisor before February 20th.

No payment should be made until the decision is received.

Accompanying persons

Accompanying persons	Full Accompanying Fee including 5 nights in the conference venue hotel with conference provided meals	Accompanying Fee without conference provided meals
Adult in a double room	560 EUR	270 EUR
Children 12 to 18 years old in a same room with parents	390 EUR	176 EUR
Children 4 to 12 years old in a same room with parents	185 EUR	95 EUR

Full Accompanying Fee includes:

• Accommodation for 5 nights with city tax at Hotel Visegrad****
• Breakfast at Hotel Visegrád
• Conference provided meals and Coffee breaks
• Welcome Dinner
• Excursion
• Conference Dinner

Accompanying fee without conference meals includes:

• Accommodation for 5 nights with city tax at Hotel Visegrad****
• Breakfast at Hotel Visegrád

Transfer

The Conference will provide two types of transfer services for an extra fee on the first and last day of the conference: shuttles between Budapest Airport – Visegrád and transfer between Budapest City Centre - Visegrád.

Participants can sign up and pay for transfer/shuttle service during the registration process. Before making your flight arrangements to attend the CPLT2022 we strongly encourage you to check the schedule on the CPLT2022 page for the most current dates and times of meeting sessions.

• Budapest City Centre( Elisabeth square. front of Ritz-Carlton Hotel) -Visegrád, 15:00 pm, 3 July 2022: 23 EUR
• Shuttle service from Budapest Airport-Visegrád, at regular intervals coordinated with flight arrival times, 3 July 2022: 28 EUR
• Shuttle service Visegrád-Budapest Airport, at regular intervals coordinated with flight departure times, 8 July 2022: 28 EUR
• Visegrád-Budapest City Centre, at regular intervals coordinated with flight departure times, 8 July 2022: 23 EUR

Extra Requests
In case of a different registration or extra request, please contact us on this email address: cplt@altagra.hu

If you have any dietary restrictions or special considerations, please email us ( cplt@altagra.hu) and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Virtual registration categories and fees:

IMPORTANT DATES

Oral submissions (for new abstracts) by May 22, 2022 (or until slots fill up).

Poster abstracts before June 6, 2022.

Late registration (increased fee) is from June 1, 2022.

Important

Entry to the conference will not be permitted unless full payment has been received via Simple Pay, or in case of wire transfer by the date specified on the pro-forma invoice.

Payment

If you selected to make payment by WIRE TRANSFER after receipt of your registration form we will send you a pro-forma invoice to the e-mail you have provided. Kindly note that the bank transmission fees have to be paid by the participant. If you selected to make payment by CREDIT CARD you will be able to do it as the last step of the online registration process.

On receipt of your registration form, a confirmation email will be sent to you. If you have not received this within 24 hours of registering, please contact us by emailing. As soon as your payment appears on our account, we are going to send you an electronic deposit invoice. The final invoice will be sent after the conference. Please make sure you provide the correct billing address of you institution, including the VAT number. It is your responsibility to forward the invoice to your finance department.

Cancellation policy

CANCELLATION (MADE ON BEHALF OF THE DELEGATE)

Cancellation terms shall apply once a completed registration has been received either via the CPLT2022 website. Please note that cancellations can only be accepted in writing (cplt@altagra.hu) and are subject to the following conditions: Cancellations received before or on 16 May: 70 % refund will be made. Cancellations after 16 May will not result in a refund. Non-attendance to the event will not result in a refund. However, you will get access to the virtual platform.

CANCELLATION (MADE BY THE ORGANISERS)

The organisers will do their best to hold the conference this year, however, should they be forced to cancel the event for any reason, delegates will be offered a 70 % refund.

TRANSFER OF YOUR PLACE

If you cannot attend the event, you can transfer your place to another conference participant, however replacements should be notified to us as soon as possible, but not later than 72 hours prior to the event.

REFUNDS

If you wish to exercise your right to cancel your registration, we will refund the fees paid according to the above cancellation policy. If payment for the order was originally made by credit card, any refund will be made back to the same card. If payment for the order was made by bank transfer, a refund will be made by direct bank transfer to the same bank in which it was paid from. Refunds will be made after the conference or after the event has been cancelled.

All registrations (including accommodation) and other fees paid via CPLT online registration page or by wire transfer are valid and automatically transferred for the 2022 conference with unchanged service content.

In case the new date is not appropriate for a registered participant, the registration fee may be passed to a colleague. If you wish to donate your registration, please write us an email with the new participant name to cplt@altagra.hu.

PRIVACY POLICY

The organizers of the conference take the protection of your personal data seriously and undertake all necessary technical and organizational measures in line with best practices and obligations regulated by the Hungarian law and General Data Protection Regulation (EU 2016/679 – GDPR). Your data will not be passed on to any third party.

Please contact cplt@altagra.hu if you need further assistance or information about registration procedures, payments or invoicing.

Preparation of talks and posters, video and virtual poster submissions for CPLT2022

Authors of posters (both virtual and printed!) are requested to submit

• a ca. 90-second (no longer than 2 minutes) video explaining and summarizing their work. These videos will be published in a video channel open to conference participants with open chat/discussion features. The channel will be available from the opening of the conference.
• their poster in a pdf form (A0 portrait). In-person participants should print out and bring their posters.

Online speakers (i.e. speakers connecting remotely) are asked to record their talk in advance and to share with us as a fallback option in case the synchronous connection during the conference has problems. We ask remote presenters to connect to the conference Zoom session 15 minutes in advance.

Please keep in mind that the time slots (20 and 35 minutes) given in the program include the discussion time. Presentations of invited talks (noted as IT in the program) should be between 25-30 minutes, while presentations of contributed talks (CT in the program) should not be longer than 15 minutes.

In-person speakers are requested to copy their presentation to the conference laptop on the previous day. We will provide a Windows and a Mac laptop. (Own laptops cannot be used due to the tight schedule, and because the conference laptops will be connected to the broadcasting system.)

The conference will be broadcast (via Zoom Webinar, the link will be provided a few days before the Conference) real time to participants and the talks (both in-person and remote) will also be recorded and published in a video channel open to conference participants with open chat/discussion features.

Poster videos should be uploaded by June 26, while pre-recorded talks by June 30, using the following link:

https://form.jotform.com/221591146202042

How to prepare the video submissions:

• Full screen presentation slides with the presenter video embedded
• Slides only with presenter audio are also acceptable
• Make sure to use a title page at the beginning
• Please do not deviate from time limits
• Videoconferencing apps (Zoom, Teams) have easy options to record video in the requested formats
• Good quality microphone (e.g. headset) with little ambient noise
• Video aspect ratio 16:9. Standard 720p (HD) 30 fps videos are ideal.
• Preferred video file format: MP4 with H-264 or mpeg4 video compression. Other YouTube supported file formats are acceptable as last resort
• We encourage submission of Closed Caption File for the video in .srt format. These can be generated mostly automatically by uploading the video to YouTube, and working with YouTube Studio, or with other captioning software.
• file sizes: 200 MB for the 2-min, 2 GB for the 30-min, 1 Gb for the 15 min videos. Good quality videos can be much smaller than these sizes (reencoding with e.g. Handbrake can shrink sizes significantly.)
• Please upload file using the requested names (poster_authorlastname.pdf, postervideo_authorlastname.mp4, videosub_authorlastname.srt)

P01 Carmen Baiano, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa:

Modelling reactivity at the interstellar ice interface: exploring HCN isomerization for the identification of accurate methods.

P02 Bernardo Ballotta, Scuola Normale Superiore:

Kinetic investigation of a promising synthetic route for several prebiotic molecules: the reaction between vinyl alcohol and radical cyanide

P03 Frederike Beyer, Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum:

Investigation of Nitrenes and Chirality in Cryogenic Matrices

P04 Marc Briant, Univ. Paris-Saclay, CEA, CNRS, NIMBE:

Spectroscopy of 4(5)-Methylimidazole and its Hydrates in He Droplets

P05 Sreekanta Debnath, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany:

Profound near-infrared luminescence of vanadyl phthalocyanine induced by charging at a molecular level

P06 Sandor Gobi, MTA-ELTE Lendület Laboratory Astrochemistry Research Group, ELTE TTK Institute of Chemistry:

Local and Remote Conformational Switching in 2-Fluoro-4-Hydroxy Benzoic Acid

P07 Adrian Portela Gonzalez, Ruhr-Universität Bochum:

Stabilization of Triplet Nitrenes in Nafion Polymer at Room Temperature

P08 Matthew Graneri, University of Western Australia:

Investigating the characteristics of hydrogen bonding between chalcogen and pnictogen species

P09 Corentin Grassin, Ruhr Universität Bochum:

Matrix effects in MI-VCD spectra: The effect of temperature and concentration

P10 Dávid Péter Jelenfi, Eötvös Loránd University:

Molecular dynamics investigation of electron transport through single molecule junction

P11 Dávid Péter Jelenfi, Eötvös Loránd University:

Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons with an Imperfect Aromatic System as Catalysts in Interstellar H2 Formation

P12 Zoltán Juhász, Institute for Nuclear Research (Atomki), Hungary:

Splitting in the binary ridges of the O+ + H2 → O + H + + H process as a signature of molecular rotation

P13 Ginny Karir, Ruhr University Bochum:

Microsolvation of multifunctional nitroxide spin labels in inert gas matrices.

P14 Barbara Keresztes, MTA-ELTE Lendület Laboratory Astrochemistry Research Group, Hungary:

H-Atom-Abstraction and H-Atom-Addition Reactions of Fulminic Acid (HCNO) and Formaldoxime (H2CNOH) in Solid para-H2

P15 Jai Khatri, Ruhr University:

VIBRATIONAL SPECTROSCOPY OF BENZONITRILE–(WATER)1–2 CLUSTERS IN HELIUM DROPLETS

P16 Yohann Layssac, Aix-Marseille Université:

Radical and iCOM Formation From VUV Photolysis of H2O:CO Interstellar Ice Analogues: an EPR Coupled to IR and QMS-TPD Study

P17 Yan Lu, Freie Universität Berlin:

Infrared spectroscopic and theoretical studies of iridium oxyfluoride molecules

P18 Joëlle Mascetti, University of Bordeaux:

PAH photo-reactivity with water clusters and water ice: structures, energetics and spectra from FTIR experiments and a multi-method theoretical study. od

P19 Duncan V. Mifsud, University of Kent:

S+ Implantation into Condensed CO2: Relevance for Europa

P20 Duncan V. Mifsud, University of Kent:

The Role of Solid Phase in the Radiation Astrochemistry of Ices

P21 Jun Miyazaki, Department of Natural Sciences, School of Engineering, Tokyo Denki University:

Photochemistry of Isothiazole Isolated in Solid Ar Matrices

P22 Julien Rowen, Ruhr-Universität Bochum:

2-Nitreno-9-fluorenylidene - A Quintet Ground State Carbenonitrene

P23 Shubhra Sarkar, Lehrstuhl für Organische Chemie II, Ruhr-Universität Bochum:

Formation of Benzonitrile Anions in Low Temperature Matrices and their Microsolvation in Water

P24 J.G.M. Schrauwen, FELIX laboratory, Institute for Molecules and Materials, Radboud University, The Netherlands:

Interstellar ices in the lab: probing resonant structural changes due to free electron laser irradiation of interstellar ice analogues

P25 Pascale Soulard, UMR CNRS-SU 8233 Sorbonne Université:

Vibrational study of methyl formate (HCOOCH3)n:(H2O)m complexes in solid neon. First observation of three isomers for each of the 2:0, 1:1, and 1:2 complexes.

P26 Benoît Tremblay, MONARIS, Sorbonne Université:

First infrared spectra of the acrylonitrile-water hydrogen-bonded complexes isolated in solid neon

P27 Yetsedaw Tsegaw, Free University Berlin:

Infrared spectra of the diatomic Hg-O molecule in noble gas matrices

P28 Enrique Mendez Vega, Ruhr-Universität Bochum:

Micro- vs Macrosolvation in Reichardt’s Dyes

P29 Tomonari Wakabayashi, Dept Chem, Kindai Univ:

Molecular IR Emission Spectra of Solid C60 and C70 Fullerenes

P30 Mei Wen, Freie Universität Berlin:

Group 13 Oxyfluoride Radicals: A Combined Matrix-Isolation and Quantum-Chemical Study

VP01 Michelle Brann, University of Chicago:

Adsorption, Isotope Effects, and Hydrogen Bonding of Frozen Ice Films

VP02 Vladimir Drabkin, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia:

CH3CN complex with water as a precursor for radiation induced synthesis of acetamide in low-temperature matrix

VP03 Justyna Krupa, University of Wroclaw, Poland:

Matrix isolation FTIR and theoretical study of weakly bound complexes of isocyanic acid with nitrogen

VP04 Alexandra McKinnon, The University of British Columbia:

UV Photolysis Study of Para-Aminobenzoic Acid using Parahydrogen Matrix Isolated Spectroscopy

VP05 Magdalena Saldyka, University of Wroclaw, Poland:

Structure, spectra and photochemistry of 2-amino-4-methylthiazole: FTIR matrix isolation and theoretical studies

VP06 Andrey Vladimirovich Soloviev, Lomonosov Moscow State University:

Cryogenic approach for production of biomedical nano?omposites: antibacterial drug dioxidine with silver nanoparticles

VP07 Ilya S. Sosulin, Lomonosov Moscow State University:

Matrix isolation study of difluoromethane radiolysis: formation of unusual intermediates and novel noble gas compounds

VP08 Olga I. Vernaya, Lomonosov Moscow State University:

Cryochemical synthesis and properties of nanosystems of zinc, cobalt and nickel ferrites with antibacterial drug chloramphenicol