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International Conference on Photocatalysis and Microplastic Decomposition Techniques

27th Nov – 28th Nov 2026 Rome, Italy Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Photocatalysis and Microplastic Decomposition Techniques conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities SDG 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production SDG 13 - Climate Action SDG 14 - Life Below Water

This track focuses on the development and characterization of novel photocatalytic materials for enhanced efficiency in microplastic degradation. Participants will explore the synthesis methods and properties that contribute to improved photocatalytic performance.

This session delves into the fundamental mechanisms underlying light-induced degradation processes in polymers. Researchers will present their findings on the interaction between light and microplastics, elucidating the pathways of degradation.

This track highlights innovative eco-friendly processes aimed at the degradation of microplastics and other waste materials. Discussions will center on sustainable practices that integrate chemical catalysis with environmental sustainability.

This session examines the role of chemical catalysis in addressing environmental challenges, particularly in the context of microplastic pollution. Participants will share insights into catalytic transformations that promote environmental remediation.

This track focuses on the biochemical and chemical mechanisms involved in the breakdown of various polymers. Researchers will present studies that reveal the intricacies of polymer degradation and its implications for environmental health.

This session explores the application of photocatalytic reactions in developing sustainable solutions for microplastic degradation. Participants will discuss innovative approaches that leverage photocatalysis to mitigate environmental impacts.

This track addresses strategies for recycling and reusing materials affected by microplastic pollution. Presentations will focus on innovative methods that facilitate the recovery of valuable resources from waste streams.

This session investigates various catalytic transformation techniques applicable to the degradation of microplastics. Researchers will share their findings on optimizing these techniques for enhanced efficiency and effectiveness.

This track showcases cutting-edge innovations in photocatalytic systems designed for environmental applications. Participants will explore the integration of new technologies and methodologies to improve photocatalytic efficiency.

This session focuses on the environmental impact of microplastics and the urgent need for effective degradation techniques. Researchers will present data on the ecological consequences of microplastic pollution and potential mitigation strategies.

This track aims to outline future research directions in the field of photocatalysis and its application to microplastic decomposition. Participants will discuss emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities for innovation in this vital area of study.

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