Abstract Submission
Kindly fill out the below form to submit your abstract for the summit. You can also send your abstract to the conference secretary via email at chair@catalysis-science.com with the subject line CatScience 2027 Abstract/Your name.
Scientific Sessions
Explore the key scientific themes and emerging research areas covered at the conference.
Heterogeneous Catalysis & Surface Science
Focuses on the bedrock of traditional catalysis, enhanced by modern characterization techniques.
- Advanced Operando Characterization: Real-time spectroscopy and microscopy tracking of catalysts in motion.
- Single-Atom and Nanostructured Catalysts: Synthetic breakthroughs, metal-support interactions, and localized active sites.
- Porous Materials: Innovation in zeolites, MOFs, and COFs for shape-selective transformations.
- Environmental Catalysis: Automotive emission control, industrial waste gas abatement, and air purification.
Homogeneous, Bio-, and Organocatalysis
Focuses on molecular-level control, organic synthesis, and nature-inspired pathways.
- Asymmetric and Coordination Catalysis: Chiral ligand design, transition metal complexes, and pharmaceutical synthesis.
- C-H Functionalization & Cross-Coupling: Novel mechanisms for forming C-C and C-Heteroatom bonds.
- Enzyme Engineering & Biocatalysis: Directed evolution, cascade biocatalysis, and biocatalytic flow chemistry.
- Organocatalysis & Metal-Free Systems: Small-molecule activation, green catalysts, and sustainable synthetic routes.
Renewable Energy, Electrocatalysis & Photocatalysis
Focuses on the future of sustainability, climate tech, and energy storage.
- Green Hydrogen & Water Splitting: Advanced catalysts for the hydrogen (HER) and oxygen (OER) evolution reactions.
- Carbon and Nitrogen Circularity: Electrocatalytic CO utilization, artificial photosynthesis, and green ammonia synthesis.
- Fuel Cells and Batteries: Oxygen reduction (ORR) breakthroughs and interface electrochemistry.
- Biomass and Plastics Upscaling: Catalytic cracking, chemical recycling of polymers, and refining of bio-based feedstocks.
AI & Machine Learning
Focuses on the integration of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computational methods to accelerate catalyst discovery and optimization.
- AI-Driven Catalyst Discovery: Machine learning models for predicting catalyst activity, selectivity, stability, and material properties.
- DFT & Computational Modelling: Combining density functional theory (DFT), molecular simulations, and high-throughput screening for catalyst design.
- Data-Driven Reaction Optimization: AI-assisted prediction of reaction pathways, mechanisms, operating conditions, and catalytic performance.
- Digital & Autonomous Catalysis: Catalyst databases, automated experimentation, and self-driving laboratories for faster catalyst development.
Catalyst Stability
Focuses on improving catalyst lifetime, performance, and industrial reliability under demanding reaction conditions.
- Catalyst Deactivation & Coking: Understanding sintering, carbon deposition, active-site loss, and other mechanisms responsible for catalyst deactivation.
- Catalyst Poisoning: Effects of sulfur, nitrogen, metals, and other contaminants on catalyst activity and strategies for developing poison-resistant catalysts.
- Regeneration & Catalyst Recovery: Advanced thermal, oxidative, and chemical regeneration approaches to restore catalyst activity and extend catalyst lifetime.
- Long-Term & Industrial Stability: Designing robust catalysts for continuous operation, harsh reaction environments, repeated regeneration, and large-scale industrial applications.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Overview of abstract submission and evaluation process
- Abstracts submitted to the conference should be written in English only.
- Abstracts should be submitted as per the official template available above.
- Authors can submit their abstracts in Doc, Docx and PDF format.
- Any act of plagiarism is strictly unacceptable.
- Each abstract should be strictly within 1 page in length and contain approximately 500 words.
- The presenting author must ensure that all co-authors are aware of the content before submission.
- The type of presentation should be nominated while submitting the abstract.
- Abstract submission must be made via the official conference website only.
- Submissions not meeting these guidelines risk rejection without consideration.
- Notification of acceptance or rejection by the scientific committee will be given within one week of submission.
- All accepted abstracts will be published in the conference proceedings, and the proceedings book will be distributed to attendees at the registration desk on the day of the conference.