20th International Conference on Catalysis, Chemical Engineering & Technology
The 20th International Conference on Catalysis, Chemical Engineering & Technology will be held from April 3–5, 2025, in Barcelona, Spain, bringing together leading researchers, chemical engineers, catalysis scientists, industry professionals, and technology innovators from around the world. Marking its 20th edition milestone, the conference continues its legacy of fostering scientific excellence, innovation, and global collaboration in chemical sciences. Over three comprehensive days, the congress will feature keynote lectures, plenary talks, technical sessions, and poster presentations addressing cutting-edge topics such as heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysis, green chemistry, sustainable process engineering, nanocatalysts, reaction kinetics, petrochemical advancements, energy storage technologies, and environmental remediation processes. The program emphasizes both fundamental research and industrial-scale applications. The event serves as a strategic platform for academia–industry partnerships, enabling participants to exchange knowledge, explore commercialization opportunities, and discuss future technological trends in chemical engineering. The conference aims to accelerate innovation toward sustainable and energy-efficient chemical processes that meet global environmental and industrial demands.
Scientific Objectives
The primary scientific objective of the 20th International Conference on Catalysis, Chemical Engineering & Technology is to advance knowledge and innovation in catalytic science and sustainable chemical engineering. The conference aims to provide a collaborative platform for researchers and industry professionals to share breakthroughs in catalyst design, reaction mechanisms, and process intensification. A key focus is on developing environmentally sustainable chemical processes that reduce energy consumption, minimize waste generation, and enhance resource efficiency. Discussions will emphasize green chemistry principles, renewable feedstocks, hydrogen technologies, carbon-neutral production systems, and advanced catalytic materials that support global sustainability goals. Furthermore, the conference seeks to strengthen collaboration between academic research institutions and industrial sectors to accelerate commercialization of innovative technologies. By integrating computational modeling, nanotechnology, and process engineering advancements, the event aims to foster scalable, efficient, and eco-friendly solutions for the future of chemical manufacturing and energy systems.
