46th International Conference on Substantial Environmental Engineering (PICSEE 2025)

The 46th International Conference on Substantial Environmental Engineering (PICSEE 2025) brings together innovations in environmental engineering with a focus on sustainable technologies, resilient infrastructure, and circular systems to address global environmental challenges.

Key Topics

• Conversion of captured CO2 into valuable materials and fuels
• Bio-inspired design for environmental applications
• Nanotechnology for air filtration, water purification, and pollutant detection
• Green hydrogen and sustainable fuels for industry and transport
• AI and IoT for smart water and waste systems
• Nature-based infrastructure for climate resilience and water management
• Lifecycle assessment and sustainability metrics
• Digital twins for modeling environmental systems
• Atmospheric chemistry and pollution transport modeling
• Geoengineering ethics and solar radiation management
• Recycling and recovery of critical materials from complex waste
• Smart grids and microgrids for renewable energy integration
• AI-driven optimization of treatment and resource systems
• Public engagement, environmental justice, and risk communication
• Desalination and zero-liquid discharge technologies
• Modular and decentralized wastewater treatment systems
• Climate-resilient design of infrastructure and transportation
• Geoinformatics and satellite-based monitoring of environmental changes
• Policy and business models for implementing circular economy
• Advanced oxidation and membrane processes for contaminant removal
• Environmental economics, green finance, and investment strategies
• Constructed wetlands and ecological water treatment
• Chemical and biological waste valorization into biofuels and biochemicals
• Emission control technologies for emerging air pollutants
• Governance and regulation frameworks for environmental technologies

Who should Attend

• Environmental policymakers and regulatory experts
• Infrastructure and civil engineers focused on sustainability
• Researchers in carbon capture and climate technologies
• Industry leaders in renewable energy and waste management
• Urban planners and municipal water managers
• Experts in atmospheric science and air quality
• Professionals in environmental economics and green finance
• Technologists working with AI, IoT, and sensor networks
• Academics and students in environmental and chemical engineering
• Non-profit and community stakeholders advocating for environmental justice