World Congress & Expo on Chemical Engineering & Catalysis

The aim of the WCECEC-2020 is to promote quality research and real-world impact in an atmosphere of true international cooperation between scientists and engineers by bringing together again the world class researchers, International Communities and Industrial heads to discuss the latest developments and innovations in the fields of Chemical Engineering & Catalysis.

Topics:

 - Catalysts for fine Chemicals synthesis
 - Supramolecular catalysis and Heterogeneous Catalysis
 - Photocatalysis (Photocatalytic reactions in gas-liquid and gas-solid systems) and Photoreactors
 - Electrocatalysis and bioelectrocatalysis
 - Conversion of alkanes and alkenes on acid-base catalysts
 - Catalysis for renewable sources
 - Process Systems Engineering
 - Enzyme and Microbial Technology
 - Fluid and Particle Mechanics
 - Industrial Chemical Technology and Catalysis
 - Chemical Kinetics and Catalysis
 - Advanced synthesis, Catalytic systems, new catalyst designing
 - Catalysis and Energy
 - Nanostructural materials for environmental catalysis
 - Surface Chemistry and Colloidal Phenomena
 - Advances in Catalysis-Improved and novel catalysts
 - Chemical Engineering of Polymers-Polymer Engineering
 - Catalysis and Pyrolysis
 - Catalysis in oil and gas
 - Petrochemistry
 - Integrated Catalysis
 - Spectroscopy in Catalysis
 - Biocatalysis and Biotransformations
 - Enantioselective catalysis and Computational Catalysis
 - Catalytic Materials and Mechanisms and Catalytic activation of light alkanes
 - Catalysis in Nanotechnology
 - Modelling in Catalytic Processes
 - Plastics engineering
 - Interface Science
 - Heat Transfer and Evaporation
 - Energy Engineering
 - Particle Technology
 - Technology of Synthetic and Pharmaceutical Chemicals
 - Carbon & Graphene Materials
 - Water Technology & Innovations
 - Separation and Bioseparation
 - Combinatorial catalysis
 - Selective catalytic oxidation
 - Catalytic Hydrocarbon Conversions
 - Hydrogenation reactions, Oxidations, Epoxidations, Carbonylations, Hydroformylation, Carboxylations Superacid, superbasic catalysts
 - Colloids as catalysts
 - Weak interactions in catalysis
 - Kinetics of reaction also under high pressure
 - Reaction modeling