Topics of interest for submission include any topics related to:
Core Pillars & Primary Topics
Green Chemistry Principles & Molecular Design
Atom economy and reaction efficiency
Waste prevention and minimization
Less hazardous chemical synthesis
Designing safer chemicals and non-toxic products
Safer solvents and reaction media (aqueous systems, ionic liquids, supercritical fluids)
Energy efficiency in chemical processes
Catalysis vs. stoichiometric reagents
Design for degradation and end-of-life persistence minimization
Real-time analysis for pollution prevention
Inherently safer chemistry for accident prevention
Bio-based Materials & Circular Feedstocks
Renewable feedstocks and agricultural residues
Biopolymers, PHA, and bio-based plastics
Lignocellulosic biorefineries
Bio-based surfactants, lubricants, and solvents
Upcycling industrial organic waste streams
Biodegradable packaging materials
Applied Bioscience & Environmental Biotechnology
Microbial bio-remediation of soil and water contaminants
Phytoremediation and plant-assisted cleanup
Enzymatic catalysis and industrial biocatalysis
Synthetic biology for sustainable chemical production
Bio-based carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS)
Bio-fertilizers, biopesticides, and sustainable agriculture inputs
Waste-to-energy pathways (anaerobic digestion, bio-hydrogen, bio-methane)
Green Reaction Engineering & Process Intensification
Solvent-free and mechanochemical synthesis
Photochemical and electrochemical processing
Microwave-assisted and ultrasound-assisted reactions
Continuous flow chemistry vs. batch manufacturing
Microfluidics in sustainable processing
Environmental Systems & Sustainability Assessment
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and environmental impact modeling
Circular economy frameworks and closed-loop systems
E-factor and environmental footprint metrics
Ecotoxicology and environmental fate assessment
Sustainable supply chain logistics and chemical stewardship
Environmental policy, extended producer responsibility, and green regulation
Key Interrelated & Cross-Disciplinary Themes
Bioscience Meets Green Chemistry
Replacing petroleum-derived industrial catalysts with engineered enzymes
Fermentation science for biological production of bulk and fine chemicals
Metabolic engineering to produce drop-in bio-based chemical replacements
Green Chemistry Meets Sustainability Assessment
Quantifying trade-offs between renewable feedstocks and land-use impacts
Evaluating net carbon reduction over a chemical product's full life cycle
Design-for-degradation frameworks to eliminate microplastic accumulation
Bioscience Meets Environmental Sustainability
Soil microbiome restoration for enhanced agricultural yield without synthetic inputs
Algal biotechnology for simultaneous wastewater treatment and biofuel generation
Biomimicry and biological design principles for sustainable industrial infrastructure