18-20 May 2026 | Dresden, Germany
Register by 6 March 2026 to claim the early-bird discount
The Green and Sustainable Chemistry Conference is focused on inter- and transdisciplinary aspects of green and sustainable chemistry. Contributions for talks and posters should clearly demonstrate a link to green and/or sustainable chemistry within the conference topics.
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development envisions a world of peace, prosperity, and environmental balance through its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Achieving these goals demands greener, cleaner, and more efficient approaches in every sphere — from clean energy and sustainable cities to responsible production and climate action.
This conference serves as a global platform to advance Green Chemistry and Green Engineering, fostering collaboration among academia, industry, research organizations, and policymakers, to exchange ideas in the following thrust areas:
Join leading minds from academia and industry at the heart of Europe’s innovation hub for a cutting-edge, international conference on polymer science and technology. From smart materials and sustainable solutions to biomedical breakthroughs and AI-powered innovation - this is where transitions happen.
In response to growing concerns over environmental degradation, the world has seen a decisive shift towards sustainable and eco-friendly solutions. Within the scientific community, this movement has fueled a renewed commitment to integrating Green Chemistry principles into industrial practice—most notably in the pharmaceutical sector.
This conference is intended for researchers and research managers, active in the field of Science and Technology of Coatings both from industry and academia. Polymer and paint chemists, as well as surface and interface scientists, formulators, designers and industry policy makers will find in this conference a broad platform for exchanging the latest developments of their disciplines. The conference is especially attractive to those who appreciate in-depth presentations and discussions on a high-quality standard.
The NCCC attracts about 500 participants, including around 100 scientists from industry. The meeting comprises plenary and keynote lectures by invited speakers, and selected oral papers and posters. Keynote and plenary speakers for 2026 can be found on the home page. Scientists, and especially PhD-students, are encouraged to submit abstracts so they can present their work, discuss it with leading scientists and representatives from industry.
The IUPAC International Committee on Green Chemistry for Sustainable Development, the Portuguese Chemical Society, the NOVA School of Science and Technology and the University of Lisbon cordially invite you to attend the 11th edition of IUPAC International Conference on Green Chemistry, that will be held September 8 to 12, 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal.
This pre-session briefing will provide essential logistical updates and practical information to help participants get ready for the first plenary session (P1) of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Panel on Chemicals, Waste and Pollution (ISP-CWP), taking place in Geneva from 2 to 6 February 2026.
Join us in San Antonio, Texas, from June 15–18, 2026, for the 30th Annual Green Chemistry & Engineering Conference (GC&E) focused on the theme: “Building the Future: Sustainable Chemistry for Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure.” The conference will feature over 40 technical sessions, dynamic keynote speakers, a vibrant poster session and reception, a startup showcase, and numerous networking opportunities with more than 700 expected attendees from around the world.
The Green Chemistry Group was founded in 2007 as a nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of SFC and environmentally sustainable chemical research and development worldwide. We organized the first International Conference on Packed Column SFC, in 2007 in Pittsburgh, PA.
Since then, we have hosted an annual SFC conference, alternating between the U.S. and Europe, and, starting in 2015, added Asia. Each conference now attracts 150-200 scientists, from around the globe and spanning many industries, who use or are considering SFC as a green technology.