10 - Lectures for plenary audience
11 - Low to zero emission technologies
12 - Carbon dioxide economy – a never complete story?
13 - Water – supply, management, reuse, purification, hygiene
14 - Food in the focus
15 - Sustainability as a starting point – a roadmap to higher standards
21 - Energy to carbon footprint ratio – the drivers for making it invalid
23 - Renewable energy and energy storage, hydrogen as a fuel
24 - Energy self-sufficiency
25 - Clean energy – not the produced/used one!
26 - Photochemistry, photocatalysis, electrochemistry and photoelectrochemistry, solar cells and solar powered technologies, fuel cells
31 - Continuous process design and optimization (batch to continuous, flow chemistry)
32 - Process intensification and miniaturisation
33 - Fluid flow and microfluidics, multiphase flow
34 - Microreactors for real-life products and scaled-up technologies
35 - Mixing – It is always counted!
41 - The digitalized Planet – The place where chemical engineering will matter.
42 - Dynamic and modular operations in the digitalized industry – the way to flexible production
43 - 4.0 Digi systems modulations and automation
44 - New stories on 4.0 Pharma and fine chemicals industry
45 - Visit the Smart Plant
51 - The DPIU technology schemes – Designed, Printed, Integrated, Used
52 - Particulate and microporous solids, low-risk advanced materials
53 - When Nature inspires – not only the biomimetic.
54 - Catalysis and catalysts – by far not a tradition
55 - Functional films and nanostructures, sensors and sensing nano-objects, hierarchical nanoparticles
56 - Polymers and polymer technologies, conductive polymers
61 - No wastes technologies and zero waste plants – illusions?
62 - Production-trade-customer zero waste chains – philosophy approach vs. practical steps to achieve it
63 - Urban mining, waste management
64 - Microplastics and endocrine disruptors
65 - Biotechnologies and their environment friendly/unfriendly face, biomass and biomass processing
66 - Membrane processes
67 - Air, soil and water pollution, pollution control
68 - Green and supercritical chemistry
71 - Educated chemical engineers – Human robots are not needed!
72 - What are the new opportunities for students and young researchers in chemical engineering?
73 - What and where to publish? Ways to make your science visible.
74 - We may start with high school students already – Chemistry Olympic Games.
75 - Chemical engineering and safety, prevention and loss control, elimination of health and environmental hazards
81 - Chemical reactors and reaction kinetics, transport phenomena
82 - Distillation, extraction, SCF extraction, S-L separation
83 - Thermodynamics, phase equilibria, multiphase processes
84 - Chemical engineering computations and modelling, molecular dynamics, ab-initio calculations, mathematical predictions, neural networks
85 - New and improved technologies
91 - The Wiley-VCH Poster Session