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AIChE Spring & GCPS 2027 : 2027 AIChE Spring Meeting & 23rd Global Congress on Process Safety

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Link: https://aiche.confex.com/aiche/s27/cfp.cgi?utm_source=CFA&utm_medium=wikicfp&utm_campaign=ad
 
When Mar 21, 2027 - Mar 25, 2027
Where Oklahoma City, OK
Submission Deadline Oct 2, 2026
Notification Due Oct 2, 2026
Final Version Due Oct 2, 2026
Categories    chemical engineering   process safety   emerging technology   aiche
 

Call For Papers

The Call for Abstracts is now open for the 2027 AIChEĀ® Spring Meeting & 23rd Global Congress on Process Safety (GCPS), taking place in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Whether you're advancing process safety, driving innovation in manufacturing, optimizing operations, or developing the next generation of technologies, this is your opportunity to present your work to a community of industry leaders, researchers, and engineering professionals.

Submit Your abstract today, and take the stage at one of the most important chemE & process safety conferences in the world!

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