![]() | ICSAM-2025: International Conference on Sustainable Applied Materials Teacher Education College of Setif (ENS-SETIF) El Eulma, Setif, Algeria, October 13-14, 2025 |
Conference website | http://www.ens-setif.dz/index.php/les-manifestations-scientifiques/sci-conf-13-14octobre2025 |
Poster | download |
Abstract registration deadline | June 15, 2025 |
Submission deadline | June 15, 2025 |
Sustainability in material science is a growing concern. Researchers face significant challenges in developing both high performance and sustainable materials, but the demand for such materials is urgent due to increasing environmental awareness. Achieving sustainability in materials science necessitates a careful consideration of performance, cost-effectiveness, resource availability, low impact on environment, consumer acceptance, recycling and circularity, and regulatory compliance.Sustainability in materials science plays a crucial role across various applications, including building and construction, wastewater treatment, electronics and semiconductors. The development of advanced green materials, novel cost-effective manufacturing and processing methods, new technologies in recycling and reuse of wastes, reducing the consumption of non-renewable resources, lowering carbon footprint, contribute to the advancement of sustainable development.The first edition of the international conference on sustainable applied materials ICSAM-2025 is dedicated to fostering sustainable materials research and innovation through international collaboration. This conference provides a platform for researchers to exchange ideas, share knowledge, and inspire future advancements in sustainable development.
Conference Topics
Topic 1: Sustainable Applied Materials for Building and Construction
a) Circular economy and decarbonisation.Low-CO2 construction materials (e.g. minimization of embodied energy, carbon sequestration and storage within construction materials, advanced manufacturing technologies, and circular economy in construction).
b) Recycling economy.Waste (concrete, glass, plastic, tires, etc.) composites uptake in bitumen, asphalt, and concrete industries (opportunities and barriers).
c) Durability tests and life cycle assessment (LCA) of construction materials.
d) Smart materials (e.g. self-sensing, self-healing, etc.): synthesis and characterization.
e) Construction materials for 3D printing: challenges and opportunities.
f) Structural health monitoring and damage detection.
g) Contemporary architecture with traditional construction materials.
Topic 2: Sustainable Applied Materials for Wastewater Treatment
a) Materials Based on Green nanotechnology (bioreactor and biofilm).
b) Cellulose-based sustainable materials for wastewater treatment.
c) Materials used for high efficiency of industrial manufacturing processes.
d) Environmentally friendly and cost-effective option for sludge and biosolids disposal.
Topic 3: Sustainable Applied Materials for Semiconductors
a) Semiconductors: manufacturing processes, characterizations and simulation.
b) Thin film semiconductors: synthesis and characterization.
c) Sustainability in semiconductor manufacturing: challenges and solutions.- Closed-loop manufacturing (recycling and reusing materials within the semiconductor production cycle).- Green chemistry in semiconductor processes.- Technological development and new materials (development of environmentally friendly materials made from renewable sources, and application of technologies like 3D printing for more sustainable semiconductor components).
Topic 4: Sustainable Applied Materials for Green Chemistry
a) Sustainable materials for hydrogen production and storage.
b) Biodegradable Materials and Waste-Derived Materials.
c) Catalysts for Green Chemistry (Photocatalytic and Photothermal Materials).
d) Renewable Feedstocks and Energy Storage Materials.
Topic 5: Circular Electronics and Batteries: From E-waste Recycling to Emerging Carbon-based Biodegradable Technologies
a) Environmentally responsible approaches to recover and recycle elements from spent electronic & energy devices.
b) Integration of biosourced electro- and photo-active organic materials into electronic and energy storage devices, such as transistors and batteries.
c) Biodegradable organic electronics and batteries.
d) Strategies to limit power consumption and promote device autonomy by integration of energy harvesting functions.
Topic 6: Startup and innovation
Presentation Modes
- Oral,
- Poster,
- Online (exclusively for internationalparticipants, i e abroad Algeria)
Submission Guidelines
Paper
- Ensure that your paper is formatted according to the provided template (you can upload the template from the website).
- Papers should not exceed 6 pages, including references, figures, and tables.
Submission platform
- Choose in advance the presenter/key speaker of the paper.
- Before submission, select the specific topic and subtopic that best fits your work (please check the details in the website).
- The paper must be submitted in English and in Word format.