ICCHES HISTORY

ICCHES stand for International Conference of Chemical Engineering & Sustainability. It was previously known as International Conference of Biotechnology Engineering, ICBioE organized by Department of Biotechnolgy, Faculty of Engineering, International Islamic University Malaysia. Recently we change our name to Department of Chemical Engineering & SUstainability, and in lieu with that, ICCHES was born. This year mark the 7th international conference organized by us . For this current edition, ICCHES will be held within the University itself, located in vibrant city of Kuala Lumpur under the theme Nurturing innovation for sustainable & green future.

ICCHES MISSION

ICCHES 2023 seeks to facilitate and keep up with the rapidly increasing global demand for advancements in chemical and biochemical engineering. It addresses multidisciplinary approaches to chemical engineering research and innovation for a sustainable solution in industrial applications. The forum will provide a platform for promoting innovations in line with the theme for contribution to many of the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through collaboration among the stakeholders such as researchers, academics, technopreneurs, policymakers, decision-makers, and industrial players (SDGs).

ICCHES TOPICS

The year conference (ICCHES2023) will cover a broad range of topics on the chemical engineering and sustainability which include but are NOT LIMITED TO:

• • • Advanced Materials/Composites/Nanotechnology
    • Application of Industrial Revolution 4.0 in Chemical Engineering
    • Bioenergy/Green Technology and Renewable Energy
    • Biosensor/Biomedical Technology
    • Biotechnological/Bioprocess/Biochemical Engineering
    • Food/Pharmaceutical Engineering and Manufacturing
    • Fluid Flow and Thermodynamics
    • Natural Products/Commodity Crops/Biomass
    • Net zero carbon emission
    • Process Simulation, Control, Instrumentation and Optimization
    • Reaction and Catalysis Engineering
    • Separation and Purification Processes
    • Water and Environmental Engineering
    • Related Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Issues