Upcoming 56th Autumn Conference of the Chemical Engineering Society Focuses on Carbon Neutrality and CCUS
The 56th Autumn Conference of the Chemical Engineering Society, a leading academic body in the field of chemical engineering in Japan, will be held from September 16 to 18, 2025, at the Shibaura Institute of Technology Toyosu Campus. This significant event, presided over by Chairman Haruo Nagamatsu from Toyo Engineering Corporation, aims to share cutting-edge knowledge and foster networking among its members and outside experts.
Event Overview
The conference will cover a variety of hot topics including Carbon Neutrality and CCUS, with a focus on symposia from 14 different divisions. Moreover, attendees can participate in cross-division symposia that transcend specialization, addressing advanced topics such as data-driven research and development, modeling and simulation in developing and designing environmental processes and materials, and new developments in energy storage and conversion devices.
This conference is not just for academics; it is a key gathering for professionals from the chemical industry and related sectors. We encourage everyone to attend and contribute to the knowledge-sharing environment.
Among the highlighted symposiums, there’s a free public symposium focusing on "The Path to Carbon Neutrality by 2050," scheduled for September 19, at INCHEM TOKYO. This symposium will discuss the collaborative evolution required for industries needing support in reducing CO2 emissions, as well as presenting case studies from local industries and communities.
Another critical symposium will be the CCUS committee symposium, titled "Towards Social Implementation: The Role of Process Design," also on September 19, where participants will explore the societal implementations of CCUS technologies.
Women in Engineering Network symposium will take place on September 17, addressing the challenges faced by female engineers in a traditionally male-dominated field and promoting discussions on creating a more inclusive environment.
The conference will also feature several special symposiums diving into various aspects of chemical engineering, such as innovative potential startups in the chemical sector, the realization of the Sapporo Declaration for achieving SDGs, and discussions on the trends and forecasts for inter-disciplinary collaborations.
Registration can be processed through provided URLs. Participation in the general public symposium is free, whereas fees apply for full conference attendance.
The Chemical Engineering Society has acted as a bridge between chemistry and society for over 80 years, engaging in various initiatives for human resource development, publication, and international exchange. With the global trend towards Carbon Neutrality, the Society believes its researchers and engineers will play a crucial role in facilitating the transition to sustainable practices.
For additional information, interested individuals can contact the organizing committee of the 56th Autumn Conference via email at [email protected].
Event Overview
- - Name: 56th Autumn Conference of the Chemical Engineering Society
- - Venue: Shibaura Institute of Technology Toyosu Campus, 3-7-5 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo
- - Dates: September 16 (Tuesday) to 18 (Thursday), 2025. Some symposia will continue on September 19 at INCHEM TOKYO 2025 at Tokyo Big Sight.
- - Expected Attendance: Approximately 2,000 participants, including online attendees.
- - Number of Presentations: About 940 presentations, including oral and poster sessions.
- - Website: Chemical Engineering Society Conference
The conference will cover a variety of hot topics including Carbon Neutrality and CCUS, with a focus on symposia from 14 different divisions. Moreover, attendees can participate in cross-division symposia that transcend specialization, addressing advanced topics such as data-driven research and development, modeling and simulation in developing and designing environmental processes and materials, and new developments in energy storage and conversion devices.
This conference is not just for academics; it is a key gathering for professionals from the chemical industry and related sectors. We encourage everyone to attend and contribute to the knowledge-sharing environment.
Noteworthy Symposiums
Among the highlighted symposiums, there’s a free public symposium focusing on "The Path to Carbon Neutrality by 2050," scheduled for September 19, at INCHEM TOKYO. This symposium will discuss the collaborative evolution required for industries needing support in reducing CO2 emissions, as well as presenting case studies from local industries and communities.
Another critical symposium will be the CCUS committee symposium, titled "Towards Social Implementation: The Role of Process Design," also on September 19, where participants will explore the societal implementations of CCUS technologies.
Women in Engineering Network symposium will take place on September 17, addressing the challenges faced by female engineers in a traditionally male-dominated field and promoting discussions on creating a more inclusive environment.
The conference will also feature several special symposiums diving into various aspects of chemical engineering, such as innovative potential startups in the chemical sector, the realization of the Sapporo Declaration for achieving SDGs, and discussions on the trends and forecasts for inter-disciplinary collaborations.
Registration and Fees
Registration can be processed through provided URLs. Participation in the general public symposium is free, whereas fees apply for full conference attendance.
- - Fees for Members: Regular member: 15,000 yen, Student member: 7,000 yen, Corporate member: 18,000 yen.
- - Fees for Non-Members: 33,000 yen (tax included).
Future Directions
The Chemical Engineering Society has acted as a bridge between chemistry and society for over 80 years, engaging in various initiatives for human resource development, publication, and international exchange. With the global trend towards Carbon Neutrality, the Society believes its researchers and engineers will play a crucial role in facilitating the transition to sustainable practices.
For additional information, interested individuals can contact the organizing committee of the 56th Autumn Conference via email at [email protected].
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