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Electrocatalytic Processes for Environmental Remediation
Electrocatalytic Processes for Environmental Remediation
(Photo)electrocatalytic processes have emerged as key technologies for environmental remediation, providing efficient and sustainable solutions for the removal of pollutants in water, air, and soil. This symposium will bring together researchers and professionals in the field to discuss the latest advances in (photo)electrocatalysis applied to pollutant degradation and waste conversion into value-added products within a circular economy framework. Topics to be covered include: i) new trends in the development of (photo)electrode materials, ii) innovative processes for pollutant degradation in water, soil, and air, iii) development of multifunctional materials, iv) integration of these processes into circular economy models, v) use of alternative energy sources, and vi) emerging materials/processes for the sustainable refining of pollutants. This event aims to foster collaboration and the development of innovative strategies to address current environmental challenges.
Invited Speakers
Centro de Investigación y Desarrollo Tecnológico en Electroquímica, Mexico
Centro Conjunto de Investigación en Química Sustentable, UAEMex-UNAM, Mexico
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador, Ecuador
Photo-electro-degradation of volatile organic compounds present in polluted air, using electrochemical interfaces in the presence of encapsulated lead and iron nanoparticles to promote short-lived oxidizing agents
Advanced oxidation processes: a global perspective on water treatment and the production of value-added products
Photoelectrochemical degradation of microplastics and hydrogen production using BDD/BIVO4 photoelectrodes (coupled system)
Instituto de Energías Renovables. Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Universidad del Valle, Cali. Colombia