58th International Conference on Chemical, Biological & Environmental Engineering (BCBEE 2025)

The 58th International Conference on Chemical, Biological & Environmental Engineering (BCBEE 2025) focuses on cutting-edge research and practical innovations in chemical, biological, and environmental engineering to advance sustainability, health, and technology.

Key Topics

• Risk assessment and occupational safety in engineering industries
• Solid waste conversion and circular economy solutions
• Synthetic biology and genetic engineering applications
• Bioremediation and microbial technologies for pollution control
• Environmental modeling and life cycle assessment
• Air quality management and emission reduction
• Food bioprocessing and agricultural biotechnology
• Computational tools and AI for engineering processes
• Advanced separation and purification technologies
• Green infrastructure and urban sustainability strategies
• Digital twins and process monitoring systems
• Advanced materials for energy and environmental use
• Biomaterials for regenerative medicine and drug delivery
• Nanotechnology in catalysis, separation, and remediation
• Petrochemical valorization and low-carbon conversion
• Smart water systems and advanced wastewater treatment
• Policy and regulation in green engineering practices
• Hydrogen production and CO2 utilization technologies
• Bioenergy systems and biorefinery development
• Climate modeling and impact assessment
• Membrane technology and desalination processes
• Process intensification and sustainable design methods
• Virtual labs and simulation in engineering education
• Education and training for emerging engineering roles
• Health and environmental impacts of nanomaterials

Who should Attend

• Policy makers and environmental regulators
• Researchers in environmental engineering and biotechnology
• Professionals in process design and industrial systems
• Educators and academic curriculum developers
• Experts in renewable energy and green infrastructure
• Scientists in nanotechnology and material