Get ready for an unparalleled gathering of innovators and researchers at the 22nd Edition of Global Conference on Catalysis, Chemical Engineering & Technology (CAT 2026), scheduled from October 5-7, 2026, in Tokyo, Japan, with participation available online or virtually. Under the theme “Advancing Catalysis & Chemical Engineering: From Principles to Practice”, the conference will bring together a global community to explore transformative developments in catalysis and chemical engineering.
The event attracts a diverse spectrum of attendees, including leading scientists, chemical engineers, technologists, industry innovators, and policymakers. By fostering interaction between experienced experts and emerging researchers, CAT 2026 creates an environment for exchanging ideas, building collaborations, and shaping the future of chemical technology.
Spanning a wide range of topics, the conference delves into fundamental and applied aspects of catalysis, reaction engineering, green chemistry, nanocatalysis, process optimization, and sustainable chemical technologies. Participants will gain insights into the latest innovations, emerging trends, and practical applications driving advancements in research and industry alike.
The program includes keynote presentations, oral sessions, interactive workshops, and panel discussions, providing participants the opportunity to showcase research findings, share case studies, and engage in meaningful dialogues. Whether contributing to industrial solutions or cutting-edge academic research, attendees will find a comprehensive platform to exchange knowledge and foster collaborations.
Looking forward to connecting with you in Tokyo, Japan, or virtually, as we collectively advance catalysis, chemical engineering, and technology through innovation and global engagement.
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