Engineering Conferences and Events

2nd Annual International Conference on Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Chemical Process

3 & 4 February 2014, Singapore

The conference aims to foster and conduct collaborative interdisciplinary research in state-of-the-art methodologies and technologies within Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Chemical Process. The meeting aims to attract participants with different backgrounds, to foster cross-pollination between different research fields, and to expose and discuss innovative theories, frameworks, methodologies, tools, and applications.

To register and learn more about the Conference visit our website

The Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition

8 - 9 May 2014, Melbourne

Welcome to the Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition, Australia’s first event dedicated to on-grid and off-grid energy storage.

The Australian Solar Council together with our partner Exhibitions and Trade Fairs are pleased to invite you to participate in the inaugural energy storage event, being held on the 8 - 9 May 2014 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre.

Australian System Safety Conference 2014 

28-30 May 2014, RACV Club Melbourne

Call for Papers

The Australian System Safety Conference is a joint conference between the Australian Safety Critical Systems Association (aSCSa) and the Systems Safety Society (SSS) Australian Chapter and is a meeting place for scholars, scientists, educators, students, engineers, entrepreneurs, and managers to engage with like minded people.

NGWA Conference on Characterization of Deep Groundwater

Gain insight on what is currently known, share your ideas, and discuss what can possibly be done going forward to better understand and characterize deep groundwater — and the importance of doing so — during this one-day conference.

Deep groundwater, defined as that beneath the typical depth limits of today’s withdrawals for water supply, has piqued interest with respect to shale oil and gas development, geothermal energy, carbon sequestration, underground waste injection, and locating deep geologic repositories for nuclear waste, among other areas.

As availability of water for human and ecological uses becomes more critical, there is also increased interest in the use of deeper groundwater as a resource. The number of deep public water supply wells has increased significantly in the western United States during the past couple decades. Considerable progress also has been made in reducing the cost of desalinization through improvements in membrane technology and reductions in energy requirements.