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The International Conference on Scour and Erosion (ICSE) was established in 2002, and has been run by the International Society for Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering (ISSMGE) Technical Committee on Scour and Erosion TC213 (Chair: Shinji Sassa). The first conference was held in College Station Texas, USA (2002), followed by Singapore (2004), Amsterdam, Netherlands (2006), Tokyo, Japan (2008), San Francisco, USA (2010), Paris, France (2012), Perth, Australia (2014), Oxford, UK (2016), Taipei China Taiwan (2018), Virtual, USA (2021) and Copenhagen, Denmark (2023). The forthcoming conference will be held in Chongqing, China, in November 2025. The goal of this conference is to bring together researchers, engineers and managers to share their latest findings on Scour and Erosion. This conference is an excellent platform for presenting your researches, ideas, technology advancements and engineering achievements.

International Low Carbon City, Neighbourhood, Building Academic Alliance (IAA-LCCNB) ;Institute of Carbon Neutrality and New Urbanization in Western China, Chang’an University

Global climate change is profoundly reshaping the path toward sustainable development, with impacts unfolding at unprecedented speed, intensity, and scale. Proactively adapting to climate change and establishing new paradigms for sustainable urban development have become strategic imperatives for fostering harmony between humanity and nature and achieving a green, low-carbon transition. To further advance theoretical innovation in climate adaptation governance and sustainable urban futures, the International Alliance for Low-Carbon Cities, Communities, and Buildings (IAA-LCCNB) will host the International Symposium on Climate Adaptation and Low-Carbon Cities in Xi’an, China, in November 2025.

This symposium will focus on key topics such as building energy efficiency and climate-adaptive design technologies, theories and methods of urban resilience planning, sustainable urban renewal, and collaborative governance mechanisms. It will bring together leading scholars, government decision-makers, industry practitioners, and early-career researchers from fields including architecture, spatial and urban planning, climate science, and public governance. Through multi-scale and interdisciplinary academic exchange, the conference aims to explore systemic, synergistic, and innovative pathways to sustainable development, driving a paradigm shift in climate governance from passive response to proactive adaptation.

Email.: Calu2025@chd.edu.cn

Focusing on both the practical demands and theoretical frontiers of global climate change response, this conference will systematically explore innovative pathways and international experiences in climate adaptation and sustainable governance. Key topics include, but are not limited to: • Building energy efficiency and climate-adaptive design technologies • Climate risk assessment and resilient urban development • Blue-green infrastructure and sustainable built environments • Ecological security and green space health • Low-carbon urban renewal and multi-stakeholder collaborative governance