Meetings/Workshops on Chemical Engineering in Italy

Italian Association of Chemical Engineering (AIDIC)

The Symposium attracts scientists from many different worldwide countries providing a platform for discussing the latest progress in the field of multiphase catalytic systems and multifunctional reactors, following both the scientific and the technological interdisciplinary approach. The ultimate scope is to pursue more efficient chemical and biochemical reactors, more efficient catalytic systems, more valuable chemical engineering reactor design and simulation. Another scope is to favor the contact between chemists and chemical engineers for a fruitful discussion on all the mentioned topics and for transferring knowledge to the young researchers.

"Role of the interface in chemical and biochemical engineering processes"

Boreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS, Russia; Politecnico di Milano, Italy

Traditionally, the CHEMREACTOR conference program focuses on the fundamental aspects and practical application of the catalytic processes and chemical reactors, as well as to the development of the novel highly-efficient technologies. It is normally attended by more than 200 researchers from over 35-40 countries all over the world. The preceding conference venues were London, Delft, Ghent, Luxemburg, Vienna, Malta, Athens, Berlin, Helsinki, and others. A distinctive CHEMREACTOR conference’s feature is a combination of presentations with deep fundamental character with works having important practical significance. Ultimately, one of the main objectives is to provide a platform for the exchange of new ideas and discuss recent advances to researchers from both academia and industry. Conference proceedings have been published for many years in Special Issues of the Chemical Engineering Journal (Elsevier).

Phone: [+7 923 248 9952];     Email: zam@catalysis.ru; matteo.maestri@polimi.it

Advances in Chemical Reactor Fundamentals Chemical Reaction Engineering and Reactor Design – Novel Experimental Approaches, Modeling, Scale-Up and Optimization Chemical Reactors and Technologies for Targeted Applications Advanced Processing of Conventional and Unconventional Hydrocarbon Feedstocks

Engineering (general),    Catalysis