Engineering for a Sustainable World: Summit for Clean Technologies & Brighter Legacy

Chemical engineering, biotechnology, and bioprocessing are key to providing innovative solutions for food supply, mobility, energy, health, and well-being while striving for a sustainable economy. At ECCE 15 & ECAB 8, scientists from industry, universities, and research institutions from Europe and beyond will meet in Lisbon to discuss the latest research and industrial applications in all fields of chemistry, process engineering, biotechnology, and related fields.

3rd CIBIQ – Iberoamerican Congress on Chemical Engineering

This year’s conference will be held in conjunction with the 3rd CIBIQ – Iberoamerican Congress on Chemical Engineering. The CIBIQ congresses were established with the goal and spirit of building bridges within the Ibero-American chemical engineering community to join forces, work as a team, share experiences, and attain even higher goals for the benefit of the society we serve.

Conference Highlights

• Organizers:

  • DECHEMA e.V.
  • European Federation of Chemical Engineering (EFCE)
  • European Society of Biochemical Engineering Sciences (ESBES)
  • Portuguese Society of Biotechnology (SPBT)
  • Ordem dos Engenheiros/Colégio de Engenharia

• Focus:

  • Uniting chemical and process engineers, biotechnologists, bioprocess experts, chemists, material scientists, and related disciplines
  • Emphasis on applied research and development

• Key Features:

  • High-profile international plenary and keynote speakers
  • Industry exhibition, poster exhibition, and numerous networking opportunities
  • Attendance by academic and industrial experts in chemistry, process engineering, biotechnology, and related fields

Historical Context

• The first meeting was held in Florence, Italy in 1997.
• Subsequent meetings have been held every two years at various locations, including:
  • Montpellier
  • Nuremberg
  • Granada
  • Copenhagen
  • Prague
  • The Hague
  • Nice
  • Barcelona
  • Berlin

This event is a highlight for the European chemical engineering and biotechnology community, fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration and bridging the gap from research and development to industrial practice.