Chemical Engineering and Catalysis are central to converting raw materials into useful products using effective, sustainable, and scalable processes. At the Material Science & Engineering World Conference 2026, this is the theme that comes to the fore, and how new advances in catalytic materials and chemical process design are leading to cleaner energy, greener production, and sophisticated material synthesis.

The conference will include specialized sessions on catalytic mechanisms, reactor engineering, and the design of new catalysts for industrial and environmental processes. Researchers from research institutes, academia, and industry will discuss the new developments in:

• Heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysis
• Nanocatalysts and single-atom catalysts
• Catalysis for energy conversion (fuel cells, hydrogen, CO₂ reduction)
• Chemical reactor modeling and process intensification
• Photocatalysis and electrocatalysis
• Catalysis in green chemistry and waste valorization
• Scalable and sustainable process engineering

MSEWC 2026 will bring together the global catalysis and chemical engineering community to exchange insights and showcase how Catalysis and Chemical Engineering are shaping the future of clean energy, smart manufacturing, and sustainable materials.