Call for Abstracts
We invite researchers, academicians, and industry professionals to submit their abstracts for ASREEM 2026.
Submission Guidelines
- •Abstracts should be 250-300 words
- •Include title, authors, affiliations, and keywords
- •Clearly state objectives, methodology, results, and conclusions
- •Format of Abstract and Camera Ready Paper is given below in the template
Important Dates
- Last Date of Abstract Submission:31 Jan. 2026
- Last Date of Abstract Acceptance:15 Feb. 2026
- Last Date of Fees Payment:28 Feb. 2026
- Conference Dates:15-17 May 2026
Presentation Formats
Oral Presentation
10 minutes presentation + 3 minutes Q&A
Poster Presentation
Poster size: A0 (841 x 1189 mm), portrait orientation
Virtual Presentation
Pre-recorded video presentation (10-12 minutes)
Ready to Submit Your Abstract?
Submit your abstract through our online submission system. For any queries, please contact the conference secretariat.
Conference Tracks & Topics
Research papers, review papers, case studies, etc. are welcome on the below topics. The following list is not inclusive; nearby topics based on the theme are welcome.
Track 1: Sustainable Water Governance, Policy, and Management
- Water governance and regulatory frameworks at local, regional, and national levels
- Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) and challenges for efficient urban water management
- Water security and access for all (SDG 6)
- Water economics, pricing, and financing mechanisms
- Role of stakeholders and participatory decision-making
- Policy implementation for sustainable water and sanitation systems
Track 2: Innovative Technologies and Digital Solutions for Water Conservation and Environmental Management
- Smart systems and Digital Twin technology for Reduce, Reuse & Recycling
- Remote sensing and data analytics for monitoring
- Decentralized and modular water treatment systems
- AI and machine learning-driven predictive tools for environmental management
- Digitalization and traceability using Blockchain, IoT, and AI towards best practices
- Net-Zero strategies (carbon capture, utilization, storage, pathways to net-zero for cities and industries)
Track 3: Environmental Conservation, Treatment & Sustainability
- Sustainable water resource management and conservation practices
- Pollution control & waste management for air, water, and solid waste
- Wastewater treatment technologies and recycling/reuse with resource recovery
- Membrane technology advancements for separation, purification & reuse
- Advanced and hybrid technologies for waste management and resource recovery
- Sustainable fuels, green hydrogen, fuel cells, and eco-friendly industrial practices
Track 4: Emerging Materials, Nanotechnology, and Advanced Treatment Technologies
- Nanotechnology for waste management and energy conservation
- Nano-medicine and healthcare: drug delivery systems, nanotoxicity and environmental impacts
- Advanced oxidation processes and sonochemistry for emerging contaminants
- Smart materials, 3D printing, and energy storage (electrochemical devices, batteries) for environmental applications
- Biotechnology, Bioinformatics and Biocatalyst
Track 5: Waste Management and Circular Economy
- Solid waste, E-waste, and hazardous waste management
- Waste-to-energy concepts and sustainable practices
- Plastics waste and biodegradable polymers: challenges and innovations
- Thermochemical and hydrothermal techniques for waste management
- Biofuel cells and bioenergetics towards sustainable development
- Segregation of waste: challenges & innovations
Track 6: Sustainable and Green Process Technologies
- Sustainable and green chemistry for environmental remediation
- Catalysis and reaction engineering for clean product formation
- Refining and petrochemical sustainability
- Chemicals derived from biomass, waste valorization using green extraction techniques & environmental impact
- Microfluidics, process intensification using microreactors and applications
- Process intensification, modelling, and simulation (CFD) for waste management
- Techno-economic and environmental impact considerations
Track 7: Sustainable Development Goals, Policy, and Entrepreneurship
- Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), smart cities, and climate change
- Advances in renewable energy technologies (solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, biomass, etc.)
- Energy efficiency & conversion strategies for buildings, industries, & transportation
- Entrepreneurship and innovation in environmental management
- Environmental policy, health assessment, regulation, and implementation strategies
- Sustainable resource management, life cycle analysis (LCA), Techno-Economic Assessment (TEA) and supply chain topics
Track 8: Industrial Best Practices towards Waste Management and Environmental Restoration
- Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) practices and reject management
- Industrial wastewater management and sustainable practices (circular economy models)
- Environmental monitoring, policies, regulations, governance, and Water–Energy Nexus
- Industry-specific sessions: case studies and best practices from various sectors
- Waste-to-Energy (WtE) technologies, innovations & digitalization
- Industry–Academia symbiosis towards sustainable practices (challenges & solutions)