Global Summit on Process Safety is a conference series started in 2014 by CCPS, hosted in different countries, especially in the Asia Pacific and the Middle East region. It is our firm intention to grow Global Summit on Process Safety into premier conference series in the region. This summit aims...
This two day summit will gather engineers, scientist, and policymakers to focus on challenges and opportunities in renewable natural gas production and management. Organizing Partners and Sponsors
This conference engages bioenergy sustainability researchers with the goal to promote collaboration and disseminate the latest innovative concepts, research methods and results in the various domains of bioenergy sustainability.
Interactive workshop that combines presentations to set the stage and breakout sessions to discuss and identify what worked and what needs improvement for teaching K-12 on a virtual platform.
The FOODIE Conference will discuss emerging technologies for food production, analyze strategies to connect industry and cuisine, and navigate methods to fit the consumer market.
The 2nd Optogenetic Technologies and Applications Conference aims to touch upon an international audience to obtain a broad view of the recent advances in developing and applying interdisciplinary perspectives of optogenetics. The program will explore a broad range of topics including applications...
This conference is aimed at understanding the current status of water usage, treatment, and recycling so that we, as a community, can start to review current and prospective technologies for water usage, as well as sustainability.
Presented by the Center for Hydrogen Safety (CHS), the Asia-Pacific conference will bring together academics, industry, and government representatives to highlight the safe use of hydrogen in commercial and industrial applications.
PACE will allow mathematicians, engineers, and biologists to analyze and identify current tracking models' gaps while focusing on analyzing research conducted so far regarding the interaction of COVID-19 with cells and identify gaps of knowledge.
This will be an opportunity for engineers of all disciplines to discuss what can be done in response to food systems; novel research regarding tissue engineering, 3D organ printing, and stem cell engineering; and discussing supply chain disruptions.
