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The theme of the conference is Chemical Engineering in Sustainable Development. Plenary Sessions cover three topics: Structure Optimization and Technology Development in Processing Industry, Effectively saving and Using Resources, Sustainable Technologies and Green Processing.
There will be a three full day scientific program including plenary lectures, oral presentation and poster sessions. Papers should be suitable for a 20 minutes oral presentation or a full poster. Please submit abstract of no more than 500 words in English online here at this website apcche2008.ecust.edu.cn/signin.asp, or you could register you account rapidly from apcche2008.ecust.edu.cn/rapid_import.asp. You should register your own account first and then upload your paper. Please notify in which session (oral or poster) you intend to participate. Click here to download the template of abstract.
Authors will be notified of acceptance of abstract by the Organizing Committee by April 1, 2008. Authors of the accepted abstracts are kindly asked to submit their full papers of no more than 4 pages in English by June 1, 2008. Selected papers will be published on a Wiley new journal Asia-Pacific Journal of Chemical Engineering. The format of full paper please refer to the journal homepage: http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/112760285/home/ForAuthors.html

Recommended Journal

"Frontiers of Chemical Engineering in China" is one of the most important journals of Chemical Engineering in China. <Click here to learn more> Download the introduction: the PDF version the DOC version

Journals will publish our papers

1. Asia-Pacific Journal of Chemical Engineering (Wiley, partly cited by SCI at present, should be fully cited by SCI and EI soon)
(For all themes)
2. Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology (SCI, Impact Factor: 1.102) (For theme: Biotechnology)
3. Frontiers of Chemical Engineering in China (EI)
(For theme: New Frontiers in Chemical Engineering)

Posters

Posters can be presented in free format. Each poster will be assigned with one board, which is 0.6 meter wide and 0.9 meter high. Posters should be brought to the conference and attached to the boards by the authors.

Plenary speakers

David G. Wood	Emeritus Professor & Professorial Fellow, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Melbourne. Chair of the World Chemical Engineering Council Executive Topic: Global challenges for Chemical Engineering education and impact from the "New World".
Prof. Jinghai Li	Vice president of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) Member of CAS CAS Institute of Process Engineering Topic: Meso-Scale structure - the challenge for understanding multi-phase systems.
Prof. G. Kreysa	Chairman of German Association of Chemical Technology & Biotechnology Topic: Perspectives of Industrial Biotechnology in Europe.
Prof. R. C. Darton	Head of Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford, UK Topic: Flows of resource and waste: Meeting the challenges to development.
Prof. M. Lu	Federation Fellow and Professor of Chemical Engineering for Nanotechnology Director of the University of Queensland , in Australian Research Council Centre for Functional Nanomaterials Topic: The Molecular Frontiers of Chemical Engineering: Nanotechnology and Nanobiotechnology
Prof. J. Wei	Professor of Chemical Engineering, Dean, School of Engineering & Applied Science, Princeton University, Pomeroy and Betty Perry Smith Professor in Engineering Topic: Topic to be announced
Prof. K. Hayakawa	Division of Environmental Science and Engineering Graduate School of Natural Science and Technolog, Kanazawa University, Japan Topic: Behaviors and Toxicities of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Nitropolycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Prof. Vivek V. Ranade	Catalysis, Reactors & Separations Unit (CReST), Chemical Engineering Division, National Chemical Laboratory, India Topic: Computational Flow Modeling for Reactor Engineering.
Mr. Xianghong Cao	President of the Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China (CIESC) Chief Engineer of China Petrochemical Corporation Member of Chinese Academy of Engineering Topic: Oil product orientation of refineries and feedstock selection for ethylene and propylene production in the post petroleum era.
Mr. Xunfeng Liu	President of Shanghai Huayi (Group) Company Topic:
Dr. Armin Knors	Vice President of Bayer Technology Services Topic: Talents development system in Bayer for the sustainability of the industry.

Keynotes

I. Clean Energy Technology
I-1 Prof. G. Kreysa	Chairman of German Association of Chemical Technology & Biotechnology Topic: Clean Energy Technology.
I-2 Professor. De Chen	Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway Topic: Multifunctional reactor for hydrogen production from multifuels.
I-3 Prof. Chun-shan Song	Director, EMS Energy Institute Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering Topic: Molecular-Basket Sorbent as a New Approach to CO2 Capture and Separation for Clean Energy.
I-4 Prof. Ming-Jer Lee	Department of Chemical Engineering National Taiwan University of Science & Technology, Taipei Topic: The Role of Phase Behavior in Supercritical Micronization Processes.
II. Environment and Green Processing
II-5 Prof. P.A. Tanguy	Department of Chemical Engineering, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal Topic: Water Management in Energy Production: A Chemical Engineering Perspective.
II-6 Professor Say Leong Ong	Department of Civil Engineering, National University of Singapore Topic:Environmental hormones in membrane process.
II-7 Prof. Wei-chi Ying	East China University of Science and Technology Topic: Environmental friendly activated carbon treatment processes for removing water pollutants.
II-8 Prof. Xie Quan	School of Environmental & Biological Science & Technology, Dalian University of Technology Topic: Fabrication of Ordered Nanomaterials and Their Environmental Application.
III. Materials Science and Engineering
III-9 Prof. Toshio Nishi	Department of Organic and Polymeric Materials, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan Topic: Nanomechnanical Mapping of Polymer Alloys and Composites.
III-10 Prof. T. Inoue	Department of Polymer Science and Engineering, Yamagata University, Japan Topic: Super-ductile plastics by reactive blending
III-11 Prof. Feng-Chih Chang	Department of Applied Chemistry, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan Topic: Polymer Tg Enhancement through Hydrogen Bonding Interactions.
III-12 Prof. Guo-Hua Hu	Laboratory of Chemical Engineering Sciences, CNRS-ENSIC-INPL, France Topic: Supercritical fluid assisted reactive polymer processing.
III-13 Prof. Gang Wei	Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), Australia Topic: Carbon Dioxide Detection based on Functionalized Gold Nanoparticle Film Sensor.
III-14 Prof. Chunhua YAN	School of Chemistry Peking University Topic:
IV. Biotechnology
IV-15 Prof. Sunghoon Park	Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, Pusan National University, Korea Topic: Biological Production of environment-friendly Chemical Feedstock from Plant Oils
IV-16 Prof Zhanfeng Cui	Department of Engineering Science Oxford University, UK Topic: Membrane Separation and Bioprocessing
IV-17 Prof. Ashok Mulchandani	Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering University of California, Riverside, USA Topic: Nano-Biotechnology: The New Frontier in Chemical Engineering.
IV-18 Prof. Xu Shen	Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, China. Topic: Natural product, a multiple-target mechanism performer
IV-19 Prof. Tianwei Tan	Dean of the College of Life Science and Technology Beijing University of Chemical Technology Topic:
IV-20 Prof. Weihong Jiang	Vice Director of Institute Pasteur of Shanghai Chinese Academy of Sciences Topic:
V. New Frontiers in Chemical Engineering
V-21 Prof. Suresh Bhatia	Division of Chemical Engineering The University of Queensland, Australia Topic: Accessibility of Simple Gases in Disordered Nanoporous Materials: Theory and Simulation.
V-22 Richard Catlow	Department of Chemistry, University College of London, UK Topic:Flows of Resource and Waste: Meeting the challenges to development.
V-23 Prof. Nae-Lih Wu	Deaprtment of Chemical Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taipei Topic: Photo catalysis by TiO2- Material and Reactor Designs
V-24 Dr. Tiancun Xiao	Oxford Catalysts, University of Oxford, UK Topic: Design of New Generation Hydrotreatment and Fischer-Tropsch Catalysts for Clean Fuel.
V-25 Prof. Zhibing Zhang	School of Engineering, Chemical Engineering The University of Birmingham, UK Topic: Engineering of functional particulate products.
VI. Education for Chemical Engineers
VI-26 Prof. Jinnan Chen	School of Chemical Engineering and Environment Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing, China Topic: Tendency and Characteristics of the International Higher Education Development: The Chance and Challenge for Modern Chemical Engineers.

Working Language

The working language of the conference will be English.

Facilities

Transparent sheet as well as PowerPoint will be available in all meeting rooms.

Visas

The Conference Secretariat will offer you an official invitation upon receiving your Registration Form. Please apply for an entry visa with the official invitation at the Embassy of China in your country.

Accompanying Persons Program

Participants are invited to bring accompanying persons (family only). Daily sightseeing tours in Dalian (STDs) during the conference time and the post conference tours (PTs) to the other cities will be arranged. Especially, we recommend that you visit Beijing Olympic games that take place from August 8 to August 24, 2008. We have arranged for the conference to help you plan your sightseeing tours. Please see the page of Sightseeing Tours.