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Chemical engineering, biotechnology and bioprocessing are the key to providing innovative solutions for food supply, mobility, energy, health and well-being while striving for a sustainable economy. At ECCE 15 & ECAB 8, scientists from industry, universities and research institutions from Europe and beyond will meet in Lisbon to discuss the latest research and industrial applications in all fields of chemistry, process engineering, biotechnology and related fields. This year’s conference will be held in conjunction with the 3rd CIBIQ - Iberoamerican Congress on Chemical Engineering.

IEEE IAS Petroleum and Chemical Industry Committee

PCIC has a long and storied history in the U.S., and the PCIC brand has been used to host a number of international conferences. The success of the PCIC brand is built upon high quality papers, personal recognition and reward, valued standards activities, mentoring, tutorials and networking. The annual IEEE-PCIC conference is an exchange of technical ideas – not a trade show – that brings together professionals with a common focus on electrical installations and safety. The PCIC Executive and Local Committees take great pride in providing a high quality conference while keeping registration and participation costs reasonable. PCIC is the best educational value for anyone working in the petrochemical electrical field.

Electrical Engineering,    Petrochemistry and Petrochemical Industry

European Federation of Chemical Engineering (EFCE)

The conference aims to bringing together researchers, engineers, executives, representatives of the institutions to map the transition towards net zero carbon and fully renewable energy, driven by the recognition that global CO2 emissions must be drastically reduced to keep global warming below the 1.5 °C target. The objective is to provide up-to-date evidence on positive and negative environmental effects of the energy transition and on new technologies to drive/accelerate it. The energy and environmental evolution will be enabled by policy frameworks and market instruments, accelerated by digitalization. Digital technologies will in fact make energy systems more connected, intelligent, efficient, reliable and sustainable. Conversely, digitalization is also changing markets, businesses and employment: new models are emerging, and conventional ones are phasing out.

European Federation of Chemical Engineering (EFCE)

The objective of the conference is to encourage interaction between academic and industrial workers and to provide an opportunity for discussions of the various topics at all levels of interest.

MEI Conferences

This 4-day conference focuses on: Fundamental reagent and flotation chemistry; Bubbles, froths, bubble-particle interactions; Flotation cell hydrodynamics, kinetics and scale-up; Plant Operations, particularly related to new technology, and process mineralogy problems; Flotation Circuits, and their modelling, simulation, control and optimisation; Flotation machine developments; Metallic, non-metallic and coal flotation; Environmental considerations

Phone: [00447980627075];     Email: amanda@min-eng.com

mining, flotation, froth, minerals, engineering, processing, chemicals, reagents

REQUIMTE/LAQV, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto; Portuguese Electrochemical Society

The XXVI Meeting of the Portuguese Electrochemical Society will be held at ISEP, Porto, from November 19–21, 2025, bringing together academia and industry to discuss advances in Electrochemistry—abstract submissions: May 31–Aug 31.

Email: cds@isep.ipp.pt

Electrochemistry, Electrochemical Engineering, Energy Storage, Bioelectrochemistry, Analytical Electrochemistry, Electrocatalysis, Corrosion and Passivity, Environmental Electrochemistry, Molecular Electrochemistry, Functional Materials, Photoelectrochemistry, Theoretical Electrochemistry, Sensors and Sensing, Nanoscale Electrochemistry, Batteries

Electrochemistry, Electrolysis and Corrosion,    Batteries, Fuel Cells

MEI Conferences

MEI's 9th Physical Separation conference will bring together researchers and operators who have common interests in: Gravity concentration methods - single and multi-G separators and dense medium separation; Classification techniques - hydrocyclones, air classifiers etc.; Solid-Liquid Separation - thickeners, clarifiers etc.; Electronic Sorting; Magnetic and electrostatic separation; Microwave technology

Phone: [00447980627075];     Email: amanda@min-eng.com

mining, minerals, engineering, processing, gravity, separation, magnetic, solid-liquid, microwaves, sorting, classification

MEI Conferences

This conference invites papers on new approaches to mineral processing circuits, whether through design, modelling, optimisation or operation. This included integration of unit operations (e.g. comminution and flotation), novel flowsheets that incorporate new equipment and new approaches to optimising circuit design.

Email: amanda@min-eng.com

mining, mineral, processing, engineering, flowsheets, circuits, extractive, design, modelling, optimization

We are delighted to welcome you to all researchers, scientists, academicians, engineers, and professionals to attend CatalysisVision 2026 – International Summit on Catalysis and Chemical Engineering, scheduled for September 24–26, 2026, in Barcelona, Spain. CatalysisVision 2026 will bring together contributors from academia, research institutions, and industry to present and discuss recent studies, technological advancements, and challenges in the fields of Catalysis and Chemical Engineering. The program is designed to encourage productive exchange, foster collaboration, and promote knowledge transfer across various areas of Chemical Engineering.

Email: contact@catalysisvision.org

Catalytic Materials & Mechanisms, Homogeneous Catalysis, Green Catalysis, Catalysis and Zeolites, Reaction Engineering, Surface and Colloidal Phenomena, Environmental Catalysis, Quantum Chemistry, Computational Catalysis, Catalysis and Chemical Engineering, Photocatalysis, Electrocatalysis, Catalysis in Petrochemical Engineering

Catalysis,    Electrochemistry, Electrolysis and Corrosion