GENERAL SCOPE
The Eleventh National Conference on Chemistry is organized under the motto ‘Chemistry Education for Public Understanding of Science’. The main objective of the conference is to discuss research and innovation in all fields of chemistry related to smart, sustainable, and inclusive growth, with emphasis on the latest developments in chemistry and relation to health, clean energy, and environment. Multidisciplinary topics concerned with theoretical chemistry, chemical engineering, physics, earth and life sciences will be strongly encouraged. High-level scientific contributions including basic research and industrial applications will be particularly appreciated. Innovations in the chemicals sector will be supported that lead to the development of advanced materials (such as hybrid and lightweight materials, materials for tissue engineering, self-cleaning surfaces, and energy recovery and storage), and advanced process technologies that enable more flexible production with more efficient use of energy, feedstock, and water.
Contributions to improved recycling and increased use of renewable feedstock will also be considered. Special emphasis is given to chemistry education related to science for economic and social prosperity. Papers on the following topics are invited: agrochemistry – fertilisers and pesticides; analytical chemistry; catalysis; ceramics and silicate chemistry; chemical engineering; chemistry education: inquiry-based learning, scientific literacy; computational chemistry and molecular modelling; electrochemistry; environmental protection; food chemistry; green energy; inorganic chemistry; natural products; nanomaterials; new materials; organic chemistry; organometallics chemistry; polymer chemistry and technology; petrochemistry; pharmaceuticals; physical chemistry; pulp and paper technology; radiochemistry; solid state chemistry; textile and leather chemistry.
Contributions to improved recycling and increased use of renewable feedstock will also be considered. Special emphasis is given to chemistry education related to science for economic and social prosperity. Papers on the following topics are invited: agrochemistry – fertilisers and pesticides; analytical chemistry; catalysis; ceramics and silicate chemistry; chemical engineering; chemistry education: inquiry-based learning, scientific literacy; computational chemistry and molecular modelling; electrochemistry; environmental protection; food chemistry; green energy; inorganic chemistry; natural products; nanomaterials; new materials; organic chemistry; organometallics chemistry; polymer chemistry and technology; petrochemistry; pharmaceuticals; physical chemistry; pulp and paper technology; radiochemistry; solid state chemistry; textile and leather chemistry.