
The 2027 European Congress of Chemical Engineering and European Congress of Applied Biotechnology
12–16 September 2027, Edinburgh, Scotland
The European Congress of Chemical Engineering and European Congress of Applied Biotechnology will bring together more than 1000 researchers, academics and industrialists to share ideas, experience and insight. Be part of the UK’s biggest chemical engineering event for over 20 years!
We’re engineering a sustainable world
IChemE is delighted to be organising the 2027 European Congress of Chemical Engineering and European Congress of Applied Biotechnology. Building upon the success of previous events, you are warmly invited to join us in Edinburgh.
As chair of the organising committee, I am excited to lead a team that will bring together inspiring plenary speakers, cutting-edge research and industry practitioners to share ideas and insight. I am determined to ensure that every attendee will leave the conference full of ideas, knowledge and connections.
Edinburgh has also been my home for more than 25 years and I know first-hand how much this wonderful city has to offer. I look forward to sharing it with you in September 2027.
Raffaella Ocone, IChemE President 2025-2026, ECCE/ECAB 2027 Organising Committee Chair
Key dates
Call for content opens: September 2026
Call for content deadline: January 2027
Programme published: March 2027
Early-bird registration deadline: May 2027
Poster submission deadline: July 2027
All key dates subject to change.
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United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
The overarching theme of The 2027 European Congress of Chemical Engineering and European Congress of Applied Biotechnology is ‘Engineering a Sustainable World’.
In addition to the scientific areas covered by the EFCE Working Parties and Sections and the ESBES Sections, the congresses will focus on the most relevant United Nations Sustainable Development Goals:
Zero Hunger, Good Health & Well-Being, Clean Water & Sanitation, Affordable & Clean Energy, Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure, Sustainable Cities & Communities, Responsible Consumption & Production, and Climate Acton.
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