Parma
Parma is an ancient city, famous for its monuments, palaces, art galleries, theatres and food production.
Tourist information about Parma:
• www.parmawelcome.it
• emiliaromagnaturismo.it
• www.lonelyplanet.com
• www.italia.it
School Venue
ISSCG-18 will take place at the Lecture Rooms of the Engineering Department, within the Campus of Science and Technology of Parma University. The Campus is located in the southern periphery of the city and well connected to train station and downtown, by two bus lines. In working days, buses run approximately every 10 minutes. The travel to city centre takes about 20 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.
(information about the University of Parma, one of the oldest in Europe, can be found here)
A visit to laboratories for crystal growth and epitaxy of the CNR-IMEM institute is planned in the course of the summer school.
Campus Map and School's locations:
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