It is with immense pleasure that I, as a Program Manager, extend a warm invitation for your valuable contribution to the Catalysis & Chemistry Symposium 2026, Our International Conference on Catalysis & Chemical Engineering. This dynamic event is scheduled to take place on 17-18 June 2026 in the smart city of London, United Kingdom.

The conference promises a rich tapestry of knowledge-sharing through Plenary Lectures, Keynote Lectures, Invited Talks, and engaging poster presentations from esteemed participants across the globe. World scholars and industry experts will grace us with their insights, fostering an environment for intellectual exchange.

Geared towards early-career scientists, researchers, academicians, and industrial innovators, Catalysis & Chemistry Symposium 2026 is the ideal platform to explore advancements in materials and manufacturing. Attendees can anticipate the opportunity to forge meaningful connections, establish research relations, and collaborate on future projects.

The conference spans a vast spectrum, Catalysis, Catalytic Antibodies, Zeolites, Chemical Engineering, Quantum Chemistry, Material Sciences, Organometallic Chemistry, Electro catalysis, Heterogeneous Catalysis, Electrolysis and Corrosion, Catalysis for Chemical Synthesis, Energy, Photocatalysis, Fluid Mechanics, Biocatalysts, and Biotransformation, we’ve curated a program that addresses the diverse facets of the field.

International scientific gatherings serve as vital platforms for global interaction. Catalysis & Chemistry Symposium 2026 aims to bring together scientists, colleagues, and young academicians from around the world, fostering a unique space for interaction and knowledge exchange.

I am confident that this conference will not only provide a melting pot for diverse cultures and ideas but also pave the way for successful collaboration. Your participation will contribute to the success of Catalysis & Chemistry Symposium 2026, creating an environment conducive to the presentation of valuable research on an international stage.