Conferences and Meetings on Industrial Chemistry and Green Chemistry

The conference was initially planned to be held in June 2020 and has been rescheduled to the 17-19 May 2021. Today, polymeric materials face a new challenge: reconciling the technological progress and well-being of people with the preservation of the planet, from a circular economy perspective. The purpose of the meeting is to bring together scientists from academia and industry to present leading-edge research on the advancements in polymer science and technology in all its main aspects, with a particular emphasis on those aiming to preserve and improve the health of the planet and of people, as per title.

The Contaminated Land, Ecological Assessment and Remediation Conference Series (CLEAR) provides an international platform for scientists, consultants, and policy makers to interact. The CLEAR biennial series has become one of the leading environmental events gathering stakeholders presenting state-of-the-art research and addressing emerging environmental issues as a result of rapid industrial development.

The International Conference on Green and Sustainable Chemistry (GSC) brings the global green chemistry community together every other year to share research and education initiatives

Sciknowledge European Conferences

This conference has two modalities of participation: Physical-onsite or Virtual-online. The Onsite-Online 5th International Conference on Green Chemistry and Sustainable Engineering (GreenChem-21) is organized by academics and researchers belonging to different scientific areas. The event has the objective of creating an international forum for academics and researchers.

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Environmental Chemistry and Geochemistry,    Ecosystems, Environment and Sustainable Development

Chemical separations are of immense and increasing importance in the modern world. Separation steps are involved in producing every chemical product. With continuing concerns about energy efficiency and recognition of negative impacts of continued use of fossil fuels, new non-thermal technologies are desperately needed to revolutionize chemical separations in commodity chemicals applications in much the same way that reverse osmosis separations have revolutionized seawater desalination. In addition, chemical separations are vital in other areas of significant societal need. For example, targeted chemical separations are critical to management of radioactive waste and analytical separations that can be applied to complex mixtures are vital in streamlining development of new drugs and detecting environmental contaminants. Unfortunately, the research communities working on the disparate challenges listed above typically work in isolation. This conference will bring together chemists, materials scientists and chemical engineers working with a wide range of separations technologies.

Analytical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry,    Chemical Engineering

Chemical separations are of immense and increasing importance in the modern world. Separation steps are involved in producing every chemical product. With continuing concerns about energy efficiency and recognition of negative impacts of continued use of fossil fuels, new non-thermal technologies are desperately needed to revolutionize chemical separations in commodity chemicals applications in much the same way that reverse osmosis separations have revolutionized seawater desalination. In addition, chemical separations are vital in other areas of significant societal need. For example, targeted chemical separations are critical to management of radioactive waste and analytical separations that can be applied to complex mixtures are vital in streamlining development of new drugs and detecting environmental contaminants. Unfortunately, the research communities working on the disparate challenges listed above typically work in isolation. This conference will bring together chemists, materials scientists and chemical engineers working with a wide range of separations technologies.

Analytical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry,    Chemical Engineering