The CCWC 2024 took place on 17-18 August 2024, in a virtual mode and under the theme of "Exploring Carbon Chemistry field from Nanostructures for Industrial Applications," which marked a pivotal moment for global collaboration on carbon chemistry. This conference was delivered virtually, but the topic united scientists, industry professionals, policymakers, and students worldwide to discuss carbon-based technologies and materials advancements.
All presentations were structured around a published program, and live talks were conducted on the conference platform. Presentations in this mode were pre-recorded and streamed at scheduled times, accommodating attendees in different time zones to watch at their convenience. Immediately after each presentation, the floor was open for live Q&A sessions, where attendees could ask questions and engage with the speaker in detail on all aspects of the research being presented.
Interactive Features: The virtual platform offered a variety of interactive features, including live chat, polls, and raising hands during Q&A. This ensured that the attendees could actively engage with speakers and pose questions on topics that interested them most.
The conference was entirely virtual, enabling researchers worldwide to make real-time presentations. The virtual platform allowed for real-time live sessions, interactive Q&A opportunities, and networking; therefore, every presentation was engaging and accessible to attendees.
Researchers are presented with advanced research in carbon chemistry that resonates with global trends toward sustainability and innovation. Presenters from countries such as the United States, Sweden, Germany, and Canada presented some of the most innovative and cutting-edge research in carbon-based materials and energy solutions.
Thomas Kaminski of InnoTech Alberta, Canada, covered the work on carbon fiber, where he uses asphaltene and bitumen precursors. It may be of great promise toward a much more affordable and environmentally benign pathway to produce carbon fiber materials, which is currently an important need in aerospace and automotive engineering.
Dai-Yeun Jeong, Asia Climate Change Education Centre, South Korea, presented a framework for a carbon-neutral society. His presentation was a highlight because it focused on climate change issues and how carbon-based technologies can reduce global carbon emissions.
Get the CCWC 2024 Book of Abstracts here: Abstract Book.
Get the CCWC 2024 Scientific Program here: Scientific Program.
Organizing Committee: CCWC 2024
Dai-Yeun Jeong - Asia Climate Change Education Centre, South Korea
Speaker CCWC 2024
Day 1:
Virtual Presentations:
1. Paulo Cesar De Morais - Catholic University of Brasília, Brazil
2. Sohan Bir Singh - Prairie Research Institute, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, United States
3. Shabana Parvin Shabbir Shaikh - Secret Power to X Pvt Ltd, India
4. Dr. Ashanendu Mandal - Energy Expert and International Speaker, India
5. Luis M. López-Renau - Material Science and Engineering Department, Sweden
6. Cassandra Bauer - Fraunhofer IGCV, Germany
7. Asmaa Abd El-Aziz - Fabrication Technology Research Department, Advanced Technology and New Materials Research Institute, City of Scientific Research and Technological Applications, Egypt
8. Nesim İSLAMOĞLU - Chemistry Department, Institute of Science, Necmettin Erbakan University, Turkey
9. Hatice Karaer Yağmur - Dicle University, Faculty of Science, Department of Chemistry, Turkey
10. Thomas Kaminski - InnoTech Alberta, Canada
Poster Presentations:
11. Ronald P. Gruber - Clinical Professor of Surgery, Stanford University Medical Center Elmed Center, United States
12. Vladimir Voronov - Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Russia
Day 2:
Virtual Presentations:
1. Dr. Debarati Chakraborty - ASDC Naturophilia Agrotech Pvt. Ltd, India
2. N. Gokarneshan - Department of Textile Chemistry, SSM College of Engineering, India
3. Suresh C. Ameta - Department of Chemistry, Paher University, India
4. Debanjan Mitra - Department of Microbiology, Raiganj University, India
5. Dr. Jeevan R. Dontulwar - Shri Mathuradas Mohota College of Science, India
6. Arturo Solís Herrera - Human Photosynthesis Study Center, Mexico
7. Dai-Yeun Jeong - Asia Climate Change Education Centre, South Korea
8. Omid Ashkani - Head of Engineering Research Center of Avicenna International Community College, Iran
9. Satendra Kumar - Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research (AcSIR), India
10. Dr. Saona Seth - Assistant Professor, Tezpur University, India
11. Dr. Amarta Kumar Pal - North-Eastern Hill University, India
12. Mujtaba Ikram - Institute of Chemical Engineering and Technology (ICET), New Campus, University of the Punjab, Pakistan
Poster Presentations:
13. S.R. Varadhan - Physics Department, Netaji IAS Academy, India
We thank every participant for their invaluable participation and contributions, which were crucial to the event's success.
Future Events: 2025
Upcoming Chemistry Conference:
2nd Edition of Carbon Chemistry World Conference, CCWC 2025
Event Date: October 18 to 19, 2025
Website: https://www.carbonchemistryconference.com/index.php
The overall aim of CCWC 2025 will be to stimulate science and research in the carbon chemistry research communities. This will involve domains such as the investigation of hydrocarbons, newer alloys of carbon, advanced carbon fiber technologies, and applications of quantum chemistry principles. Such diverse focus areas hold much promise and relevance for broad sectors of important industries like chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing.
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