Division of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry: Call for Abstracts

Submission Deadline: Monday, September 28 2026

Program Chair(s): Erich Molitor

Note: Submission deadlines are at 11:59 EST on the day posted. Symposia, organizers and deadlines are subject to change. Last updated August 11, 2026.

Title Type Submission Type Organizer Cosponsor Description
Advancing Process Analytical Technology Oral Contributed This symposium will highlight advances in process analytical measurement science, process monitoring...
AI/ML in Chemistry and Polymers: Data, Circularity, and Agentic Systems Oral Contributed Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are rapidly transforming chemistry and polyme...
AI/ML in Chemistry and Polymers: Data, Circularity, and Agentic Systems Poster Contributed Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are rapidly transforming chemistry and polyme...
Division Awards Symposium (Invited) Oral Invited Symposium in honor of winners of the division awards "I&EC Early Career Fellow" and "I&EC Division F...
Focus on Industry: Advancing Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Oral Contributed The Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Division is pleased to announce the Spring 2027 symposium, ...
Focus on Industry: Advancing Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Poster Contributed The Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Division is pleased to announce the Spring 2027 symposium, ...
National Award Symposium (Invited) Oral Invited Symposium in honor of the winner of the E. V. Murphree Award in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry
Next-Generation Science and Technologies for Critical Minerals and Materials Supply Chain Oral Contributed Building secure supply chains for critical minerals and materials (CMMs) has become a national, econ...
Next-Generation Science and Technologies for Critical Minerals and Materials Supply Chain Poster Contributed Building secure supply chains for critical minerals and materials (CMMs) has become a national, econ...
Science in Space: Current Directions and the Path to the Future (Invited) Oral Invited Focused on low-Earth-orbit.