The Annual Meeting on Reaction Engineering and Electrochemical Processes will provide a platform for scientific exchange between experts in these two disciplines as well as networking between academic groups and industry. We invite scientists from industry, research institutions and universities, to share and discuss their work and learn about the latest developments. The 2024 edition of the Annual Meeting is jointly organized by the DECHEMA/VDI Subject Divisions Reaction Engineering and Electrochemical Processes.
The restructuring of the committee landscape at DECHEMA has brought both disciplines closer together in organizational terms. That way, DECHEMA follows the trend summarized by the heading "electrification of the chemical industry". The joint annual meeting will provide the opportunity for both communities to describe and discuss electrification from their perspective and to identify synergies.
Both groups selected the following five focus topics for this annual meeting:
We invite contributions covering the entire spectrum of reaction engineering and electrochemical processes. These are equally welcome.
Four plenary lectures given by international renowned scientists, a poster party and a conference dinner will provide the framework for stimulating discussions and talks.
The Paper Submission will open in September 2023.
Dr. Marion Börnhorst |
TU Dortmund (Representative of NaWuRet) |
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Prof. Markus Busch | TU Darmstadt |
Dr. Kai Ehrhardt | BASF SE, Ludwigshafen |
Prof. Hannsjörg Freund | TU Dortmund |
Dr. Jens Friedland | University of Ulm (Representative of NaWuRet) |
Prof. Olaf Hinrichsen | TU München |
Prof. Elias Klemm | University of Stuttgart |
Maximilian Kotzur | DECHEMA e.V., Frankfurt |
Prof. Ulrike Krewer | Karlsruhe Institute of Technology |
Dr. Ricarda Leiberich | Lanxess |
Dr. Stefan Palkovits | RWTH Aachen University |
Prof. Jörg Sauer (Chairman) |
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology |
Prof. Thomas Turek | TU Clausthal |
Dr. Olaf Wachsen | (former CLARIANT) |
Prof. Gregor Wehinger | TU Clausthal |
Dr. Claudia Weidlich | DECHEMA-Forschungsinstitut (DFI) |
Prof. Horst-Werner Zanthoff | Evonik Operations GmbH, Marl |
You are cordially invited to contribute to the scientific programme with a lecture or poster.
We look forward to your contributions from research institutions, universities, and industry. New work that is not yet completed, recently started or in the planning stage can also be presented.
Deadline for a paper submission is 8th December 2023.
You can submit papers for the following topics:
1. Kinetics and Transport
2. Reactor and Cell Design and Scale-up
3. Industrial Applications
4. Diagnostics across scales
5. Process Dynamics
We also invite contributions covering the entire spectrum of reaction engineering (Reactor Modelling & Simulation, Reaction Engineering of Catalyzed Reactions, Novel Concepts for Processes and Reactors) and electrochemical processes. These are equally welcome:
Please prepare an abstract with 1-2 pages (incl. figures, max. size 1 MB, max. 2 pages). The abstract should explicitly mention objectives, new results and conclusions or significance of the work.
The selection of the contributions will be based on the review of the abstracts by the scientific committee.
Accepted abstracts will be published for all conference participants in a book of abstracts (PDF file).
The congress language is English.
Please note: Registration fee cannot be waived for authors.
1. Kinetics and Transport
2. Reactor and Cell Design and Scale-up
3. Industrial Applications
4. Diagnostics across scales
5. Process Dynamics
We also invite contributions covering the entire spectrum of reaction engineering and electrochemical processes. These are equally welcome:
Plasma conversion technology – An emerging element in electrification of chemical processes |
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ursel Fantz, Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik, Garching, University of Augsburg/Germany |
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From Electrocatalysts to Electrolysis – Scale-up Challenges and Solutions | Dr. Jürgen Kintrup, Covestro Deutschland AG, Leverkusen/Germany |
Chemical looping and catalysis serving CO2 capture and utilization |
Prof. Dr. Angeliki Lemonidou, School of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki/Greece |
Electrocatalytic CO2 capture and Conversion to e-Fuels and e-Chemicals | Prof. Dr. Peter Strasser, Institute of Chemistry, Technical Chemistry, TU Berlin/Germany |