40th ISTANBUL International Conference on Green Chemistry & Sustainable Environmental Solutions (GCSES-25) scheduled on Aug. 28-29, 2025 Istanbul (Turkiye)

GCSES-25


Electrochemistry Biochemistry Chemical & Material Sciences (General) Chemical Kinetics & Catalysis Environmental & Geological Engineering Environmental & Geological Engineering Environmental Sciences Environmental & Occupational Medicine



Call for papers/Topics



So, Topics of Interest for Submission include, but are Not Limited to:



I. Core Green Chemistry Principles & Applications:




  • Sustainable Feedstocks:


    • Biomass conversion and utilization (lignocellulosic, algal, etc.)

    • Utilizing waste streams as renewable resources.

    • Development of bio-based polymers and materials.

    • Sustainable sourcing of raw materials.



  • Green Synthesis & Catalysis:

    • Biocatalysis and enzyme engineering.

    • Heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysis for sustainable processes.

    • Photocatalysis and electrocatalysis for environmental remediation.

    • Development of safer and more efficient synthetic routes.

    • Atom economy and efficient synthesis design.



  • Green Solvents & Reaction Media:

    • Ionic liquids, supercritical fluids, and deep eutectic solvents.

    • Aqueous and solvent-free reactions.

    • Minimizing solvent waste and emissions.

    • Alternative and sustainable reaction media.



  • Green Analytical Chemistry:

    • Developing analytical methods with reduced environmental impact.

    • On-site and real-time monitoring of pollutants.

    • Sustainable sample preparation techniques.



  • Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) & Green Metrics:

    • Evaluating the environmental impact of chemical processes and products.

    • Developing and applying green chemistry metrics and indicators.

    • Sustainable product design and development.

    • Circular economy and green chemistry.





II. Sustainable Environmental Solutions:




  • Water Remediation & Purification:


    • Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) for water treatment.

    • Membrane technologies for water purification.

    • Removal of emerging contaminants (pharmaceuticals, microplastics, etc.).

    • Sustainable sanitation and wastewater treatment.



  • Air Pollution Control & Mitigation:

    • Development of catalysts for air pollutant removal (NOx, SOx, VOCs).

    • Sustainable technologies for greenhouse gas reduction (CO2 capture, utilization).

    • Indoor air quality improvement.

    • Monitoring and control of particulate matter.



  • Soil Remediation & Sustainable Agriculture:

    • Phytoremediation and bioremediation of contaminated soils.

    • Sustainable fertilizer and pesticide development.

    • Organic farming and agroecology.

    • Sustainable land management and erosion control.



  • Waste Management & Circular Economy:

    • Chemical recycling and upcycling of waste materials.

    • Development of biodegradable and compostable materials.

    • Designing for circularity and closed-loop systems.

    • E-waste processing.



  • Sustainable Energy & Materials:

    • Green synthesis of materials for solar cells, batteries, and fuel cells.

    • Development of sustainable energy storage and conversion technologies.

    • Sustainable construction materials.

    • Biofuels.





III. Interdisciplinary & Societal Aspects:




  • Green Chemistry Education & Outreach:


    • Integrating green chemistry principles into curricula.

    • Promoting public awareness and engagement.

    • Building capacity for sustainable innovation.



  • Policy & Regulation for Green Chemistry:

    • Developing sustainable chemical policies and regulations.

    • Promoting industry adoption of green chemistry practices.

    • International collaboration for sustainable development.



  • Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) & Green Chemistry:

    • Addressing global challenges through green chemistry solutions.

    • Integrating green chemistry into sustainable development strategies.



  • Ethical Considerations in Green Chemistry:

    • Responsible innovation and risk assessment.

    • Equitable distribution of green technologies.

    • The long term effects of new technologies.



  • Green chemistry and sustainable business practices.

  • The role of green chemistry in developing sustainable infrastructure.