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BANGKOK 13th International Conference on Chemical, Agricultural, Biological & Environmental Engineering (BCBEE-27) March 22-24, 2027 Bangkok (Thailand)

BCBEE-27

URL: https://earbm.org/conference/358
Event Date: 2027-03-22 ~ 2027-03-24
Submission Date: 2027-03-01
Organizer: EARBM

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

Topics

Topics of interest for submission include any topics related to:

1. Independent Core Disciplines

These represent the foundational pillars of each distinct engineering field before they cross-pollinate with the others.

Chemical Engineering (Industrial Transformation of Matter)

Transport Phenomena: Fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and mass transfer dynamics.

Thermodynamics: Phase equilibria, chemical reaction equilibria, and energy conservation.

Chemical Reaction Engineering: Kinetics, reactor design (batch, CSTR, plug flow), and catalysis.

Process Dynamics and Control: Process instrumentation, feedback loops, and automation.

Agricultural Engineering (Mechanization & Production)

Power and Machinery: Tractor design, precision farming hardware, and harvesting equipment.

Structures and Environment: Livestock housing design, greenhouse climate control, and structural integrity of farm facilities.

Post-Harvest Technology: Crop drying, storage structures (silos), and primary processing machinery.

Soil and Water Mechanics: Terracing, drainage systems, and irrigation hydraulics.

Biological Engineering (Life Science Applications)

Cellular and Molecular Engineering: Genetic modification, metabolic pathway engineering, and synthetic biology.

Biomaterials: Design of biocompatible materials, tissue scaffolds, and prosthetics.

Biomechanics: Kinematics of human/animal movement, prostheses stress analysis, and fluid dynamics of blood.

Enzyme Engineering: Immobilized enzyme systems, protein design, and biocatalysis kinetics.

Environmental Engineering (Protection & Remediation)

Water and Wastewater Treatment: Municipal water purification, sewage treatment plant design, and desalination.

Air Pollution Control: Industrial emission scrubbing, particulate capture, and catalytic converters.

Solid and Hazardous Waste Management: Landfill engineering, toxic waste neutralization, and recycling systems.

Hydrology and Water Resources: Stormwater management, groundwater modeling, and flood control structures.

2. Interrelated Cross-Disciplinary Fields

These subtopics exist at the intersection of two or more of the primary engineering disciplines.

Chemical + Biological (The Bioprocess Nexus)

Biochemical / Bioprocess Engineering: Scaling up cellular reactions for industrial production (fermenter design, upstream processing).

Downstream Processing: Separation and purification of biological products (chromatography, centrifugation, ultrafiltration).

Pharmaceutical Engineering: Mass-manufacturing medicines, vaccines, and biologics using chemical synthesis and bioreactors.

Agricultural + Environmental (The Eco-Agrarian Nexus)

Sustainable Agriculture: Designing low-impact farming setups, cover-crop engineering, and agroforestry systems.

Non-Point Source Pollution Control: Managing agricultural runoff containing pesticides and fertilizers to protect local watersheds.

Soil Remediation and Conservation: Engineering methods to prevent soil erosion and restore depleted agricultural lands.

Chemical + Environmental (The Green Industry Nexus)

Green Chemical Engineering: Designing chemical processes that reduce or eliminate the use and generation of hazardous substances.

Industrial Waste Treatment: Neutralizing specialized chemical waste streams before discharge into municipal systems.

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS): Engineering chemical solvents and scrubbers to capture CO2 from factory flues and store it geologically.

Agricultural + Biological (The Bio-Farming Nexus)

Agricultural Biotechnology: Engineering genetically modified crops for pest resistance, drought tolerance, and increased nutritional value.

Aquacultural Engineering: Designing closed-loop systems for farming fish, shrimp, and aquatic plants.

Biosensors in Agriculture: Creating biological markers to detect crop diseases or soil nutrient deficiencies in real-time.

3. Advanced Multi-Disciplinary Subtopics

These complex fields merge three or all four of the disciplines to solve global, systemic challenges.

Biorefinery and Biofuels Engineering: Utilizing chemical and biological processes to turn agricultural biomass (like corn stover or algae) into sustainable fuels and bio-plastics, reducing reliance on fossil fuels (environmental).

Phytoremediation Systems: Utilizing specific plants (biological/agricultural) to absorb heavy metals and contaminants from polluted soils and water tables (environmental), often aided by chemical chelating agents to accelerate absorption.

Circular Bioeconomy Systems: Designing zero-waste industrial agricultural loops where waste from crop production is chemically or biologically converted into biogas, compost, or animal feed, resulting in net-zero environmental impact.

Precision Environmental Management: Using agricultural machinery equipped with biosensors and chemical analytical tools to map field health, ensuring fertilizers are only used where needed to prevent environmental runoff.

Event Promotion

2027-08-25 ~ 2027-08-27