The Seventh Edition of the Urban Regeneration and Sustainability (URS) conference collectively explores foundational principles of sustainable urbanism, the intricate integration of smart technologies, adaptive reuse of existing infrastructure, the profound importance of heritage preservation, and the critical role of community engagement in urban transformation. These discussions that the conference aims to provoke revolve around understanding the multifaceted nature of urban sustainability and the imperative for resilient urban environments.

Urban areas worldwide face additional pressure from rapid urbanization, leading to strained public services, deteriorating living conditions, and increased susceptibility to environmental degradation. The escalating frequency and intensity of climate-related events further intensify these challenges, demanding a critical reassessment of existing strategies for the planning, development, and upkeep of urban ecosystems. Without proactive and sustainable interventions, urban areas risk becoming hubs of pollution, social fragmentation, and economic instability, undermining the very quality of life they are meant to provide.

This edition of URS will move beyond conventional approaches to sustainability, embracing a more dynamic, integrated, and actively regenerative vision for urban futures. We acknowledge the significant strides made in understanding urban resilience, green infrastructure, and circular economy principles in previous URS gatherings, and now seek to explore their deeper, more interconnected applications for a holistic urban ecology.

In order to effectively tackle these urgent and evolving challenges, it is essential to employ a holistic framework that incorporates principles of sustainability, resilience, and social inclusiveness within the paradigms of urban development strategies. The 7th edition of the "Urban Regeneration and Sustainability" (URS) conference functions as a platform for academics, urban planners, architects, policymakers, and industry experts to disseminate the latest knowledge, showcase innovative solutions, and engage in critical discourse. Through comprehensive discussions that build on our collective knowledge and push the frontiers of urban innovation, URS 2026 aims to profoundly advance the global discourse on urban regeneration. URS’s ultimate goal is to contribute significantly to shaping resilient, thriving, and equitable urban environments that are prepared for the complexities of the 21st century and beyond.

The main theme of focus of URS 2026 is "Adaptive Urban Ecologies: Reshaping Cities for a Resilient and Regenerative Future." This overarching theme is explored through the twelve interconnected topics, each designed to push the boundaries of current thinking and practice in urban regeneration.

• 1. Principles and Strategies for Urban Regeneration:

  This topic explores fundamental theoretical frameworks and the evolving nature of urban regeneration. It delves into the core principles of sustainability, resilience, and social equity, examining how these should guide mixed-use planning, compact city development, and the sensitive handling of informal settlements and cultural heritage.

  1. Theoretical frameworks and evolution of urban regeneration.
  2. Key principles of sustainability, resilience, and social equity in urban renewal.
  3. Mixed-use land planning and compact city strategies.
  4. Addressing urban sprawl, slum redevelopment, and informal settlements.
  5. The role of cultural heritage in shaping urban identities.
  6. Community-driven approaches in urban transformation.
  7. Economic models and financial mechanisms for regeneration projects.
  8. Performance metrics for evaluating urban regeneration success.

• 2. Sustainable Approaches in Urban Renewal

  Focusing on environmental integration, this topic covers the incorporation of nature-based solutions, circular economy principles, and data-driven decision-making into urban planning. It addresses policy alignment, climate adaptation strategies, and effective funding mechanisms to ensure long-term environmental viability in regeneration projects.

  1. Integrating nature-based solutions in urban design.
  2. Circular economy principles in urban development.
  3. Data-driven decision-making for sustainable urban planning.
  4. Policy alignment for effective urban regeneration.
  5. Urban resilience strategies for climate adaptation.
  6. Funding and resource mobilization for sustainable renewal projects.
  7. Balancing urban growth with environmental conservation.
  8. Long-term sustainability assessments in regeneration projects.

• 3. Adaptive Reuse and Sustainable Building Redevelopment

  This theme investigates advanced techniques for transforming existing structures, including high-performance materials, renewable energy integration, and smart building technologies. It emphasizes biophilic design, passive strategies for microclimate enhancement, and lifecycle assessments to minimize embodied carbon in redeveloped spaces.

  1. High-performance materials for energy-efficient retrofitting.
  2. Renewable energy integration in redeveloped urban spaces.
  3. Smart building technologies for sustainable regeneration.
  4. Incorporating biophilic and nature-inspired design elements.
  5. Enhancing urban microclimates through passive design strategies.
  6. Modular construction and prefabrication in regeneration projects.
  7. Lifecycle assessments for reducing embodied carbon.
  8. Urban green infrastructure and stormwater management solutions.

• 4. Heritage Conservation in Urban Regeneration

  This topic explores the crucial role of cultural heritage as a catalyst for dynamic urban regeneration. It examines strategies for integrating historical preservation into urban renewal, adaptive reuse of heritage buildings, managing conflicts between old and new, and engaging communities in safeguarding cultural identities.

  1. Historical preservation integration into urban renewal strategies.
  2. Adaptive reuse of heritage buildings for modern functionality.
  3. Managing conflicts between modernization and conservation.
  4. Case studies in successful urban heritage conservation projects.
  5. Revitalization of historical districts and cultural landmarks.
  6. Engaging communities in safeguarding cultural identities.
  7. Policy frameworks for sustainable heritage conservation.
  8. Digital tools for documenting and preserving historic sites.

• 5. Sustainable Transportation and Mobility

  This theme focuses on developing green and efficient mobility solutions within regenerating urban areas. It covers advancements in energy-efficient public transit, smart transportation systems, the role of micromobility, sustainable road design, and policies that promote walkability and low-emission urban movement.

  1. Green mobility solutions in urban regeneration projects.
  2. Advancing energy-efficient public transit infrastructure.
  3. Smart transportation systems and urban connectivity.
  4. Role of micromobility in reducing urban congestion.
  5. Sustainable road design and eco-friendly materials.
  6. Innovations in low-emission and net-zero transportation.
  7. Urban walkability and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure.
  8. Policy and regulatory frameworks for sustainable transport.

• 6. Public Space Transformation for Livability:

  This topic addresses the revitalization of public spaces to enhance urban livability and community engagement. It explores urban greenery, biodiversity conservation, water-sensitive design, smart enhancements, accessibility for all, tactical urbanism, and the creation of multi-functional spaces for social resilience.

  1. Revitalizing abandoned spaces for community engagement.
  2. Urban greenery and biodiversity conservation in public spaces.
  3. Water-sensitive urban design for climate resilience.
  4. Renewable energy integration in public infrastructure.
  5. Smart public spaces: IoT-driven enhancements.
  6. Designing for accessibility and universal urban inclusivity.
  7. Tactical urbanism and temporary urban interventions.
  8. Multi-functional urban spaces for social resilience.

• 7. Digital and Technological Innovations in Urban Regeneration:

  This theme explores cutting-edge digital tools and technologies revolutionizing urban planning and management. It includes IoT-based monitoring, AI-driven decision support systems, AR/VR applications, digital twins for urban modeling, blockchain in governance, big data analytics, and automation in sustainable infrastructure projects.

  1. IoT-based urban monitoring and predictive analytics.
  2. AI-driven decision support systems for city planning.
  3. Augmented and virtual reality applications in urban design.
  4. Smart grids and adaptive energy systems for cities.
  5. Digital twins for modeling urban transformation.
  6. Blockchain applications in urban development and governance.
  7. Big data-driven solutions for efficient urban management.
  8. AI-driven automation in sustainable infrastructure projects.

• 8. Challenges and Barriers in Urban Regeneration:

  This topic critically examines the multifaceted obstacles to successful urban regeneration. It covers socioeconomic displacement, legal and regulatory hurdles, financial constraints, environmental pollution, governance complexities, public resistance, and the inherent tensions between short-term gains and long-term sustainability.

  1. Socioeconomic displacement and gentrification risks.
  2. Legal and regulatory hurdles in urban renewal.
  3. Financial constraints and alternative funding solutions.
  4. Environmental challenges and pollution mitigation strategies.
  5. Governance and multi-stakeholder coordination challenges.
  6. Public resistance and behavioral barriers to regeneration.
  7. Long-term sustainability versus short-term economic gains.
  8. Equity considerations in urban renewal projects.

• 9. Policy, Governance, and Community Engagement:

  This theme investigates the crucial frameworks and participatory approaches necessary for effective urban regeneration. It emphasizes citizen participation, public-private partnerships, smart city policy frameworks, and community-led initiatives, along with strengthening institutional capacities and advocacy for sustainable urban policies.

  1. Citizen participation in urban planning and regeneration.
  2. Public-private partnerships in sustainable urban renewal.
  3. Zoning regulations and land-use planning for urban sustainability.
  4. Policy interventions for equitable urban development.
  5. Digital governance and smart city policy frameworks.
  6. Community-led initiatives for inclusive urban regeneration.
  7. Strengthening institutional capacities for urban resilience.
  8. Advocacy strategies for promoting sustainable urban policies.

• 10. Practical Innovations and Methodologies in Brownfield Regeneration

  This topic delves into advanced techniques for revitalizing contaminated brownfield sites. It covers innovative site investigation, detection of emerging contaminants, sustainable remediation technologies, novel construction methods on challenging ground, integration of ecology and green infrastructure, and leveraging digital tools for risk management.

  1. Advanced Site Investigation and Characterization
  2. Detection of new and emerging contaminants in Brownfield sites
  3. Sustainable and Cost-Effective Remediation Technologies
  4. Innovative Construction on Contaminated and Challenging Ground
  5. Ecology, Biodiversity, and Green Infrastructure on Brownfields
  6. Digital Tools and Smart Technologies for Planning and Risk Management
  7. Circular Economy Principles in Brownfield Redevelopment
  8. Post-Remediation Management and Long-Term Performance
  9. Case Studies and Best Practices in Brownfield Regeneration

• 11. Urban Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration

  This theme explores the vital role of enhancing biodiversity within urban environments and active strategies for ecological restoration. It looks at how cities can become havens for diverse species and contribute to broader ecological health through design, habitat creation, and community involvement.

  1. Biodiversity-Friendly Urban Design
  2. Habitat Creation and Connectivity
  3. Native Species Reintroduction Programs
  4. Urban Rewilding Initiatives
  5. Citizen Science for Biodiversity Monitoring
  6. Pollinator Pathways in Cities
  7. Conservation of Urban Green Spaces
  8. Ecosystem Services Valuation

• 12. Equitable Urban Development and Social Justice:

  This theme addresses the imperative of equitable urban development, ensuring that regeneration truly benefits all residents and rectifies historical injustices. It focuses on fostering social justice, inclusivity, affordable housing strategies, and shared prosperity in urban transformations for a fair and just city.

  1. Affordable Housing Strategies
  2. Gentrification Mitigation Measures
  3. Access to Public Services and Amenities
  4. Health Equity in Urban Design
  5. Digital Inclusion in Smart Cities
  6. Participatory Urban Governance for Equity
  7. Addressing Spatial Inequality
  8. Social Impact Assessment of Urban Projects

General Instructions

1. Expenses:

   The registration fee does not cover accommodation or travel expenses. A list of accommodation options can be suggested by our team if available. Please contact [email protected] for inquiries.

2. Benefits:

   We recommend that all authors take advantage of the benefits that IEREK offers, including various attendance types, publishing opportunities, and opportunities for discounts and waivers.

3. Membership:

   We are pleased to inform all applicants that they can use their previous publications to register for an IEREK membership, which offers a special discount.

4. Collaborative Discounts:

   IEREK offers a special discount to applicants from collaborative universities that have signed an MoU with IEREK to host or co-host one of its conferences.

5. Income-Based Discounts:

   IEREK also provides special discounts to authors from low and medium-income countries.

6. Publication Accessibility:
   

   The disclosed fees are for the conference participation (Publication is free of charge, but only the conference participants can be considered for publishing in the conference proceedings).

7. Book Series/Journal(s) Discounts:

   Some of the disclosed conference fees may vary depending on the book series and/or journal(s) presented as a publication outlet, as we encourage submission to newly founded book series and/or journal(s) by presenting a discounted rate for conferences’ fees

Publication Opportunities

IEREK offers many alternative venues for publication. All accepted submissions to the conference, after a rigorous double-blinded peer-review process by the respective and highly-distinguished Editorial Board, will be published through one of the following venues:

1. Scopus/Web of Science:

   Selected papers (according to the preference of the author) will be published in one of the Scopus-indexed or Web of Science-indexed book series or through related journal special issues. See the publishing opportunities section.

2. Springer Series/IEREK Journals:

   Accepted papers (according to the preference of the author) will be published through the Springer book series or through a special issue in one of the IEREK press open-access Journals.

Types of Applications, Attendance, and Registration

IEREK offers many types of registrations that are diverse in registration fees; applicants can choose the type they are familiar with as follows:

1. Academic:

   Participants who are PhD holders, post-doctoral researchers, and universities’ affiliated professors and experts in the field.

2. Students:

   Must provide proof of enrollment in a university by providing an enrollment certificate and/or a valid university ID (with issue/expiry date) etc.

3. Professionals:

   Participants who are not affiliated with universities such as practitioners, policymakers, entrepreneurs, etc.

4. Companions/Co-authors:

   Have access to the event to enjoy the discussions, coffee breaks, and lunch as a co-author or audience.

5. Presentation Only:

   An author may need to attend the conference for presentation only to present a research idea without publication or full paper submission; the fee in this case will be decreased.

Physical Attendance

IEREK offers various types of participation. Applicants can apply for in-person attendance to benefit fully from conference discussions and knowledge exchange.

IEREK also offers virtual attendance for authors to present their research papers online; however, we strongly encourage all applicants to attend the conference in person.

Publication Types:

Type 1:

• Physical attendance + Publication through Scopus and  (SCImago), EI Compendex, zbMATH indexation)

  Through IEREK – Springer Nature Interdisciplinary book series “Advances in Science, Technology, and Innovation” (ASTI). See previous publication here.

Type 2:

• Physical attendance + Publication through Open-access IEREK press Journals (to be indexed soon in Web of Science and afterward in Scopus)

The physical fee covers:

• The Conference Kit, which includes a softcopy of the abstract book, Conference notebook, IEREK pen, and Conference Flyers/Printouts.
• IEREK Participation/Contribution Certificate
• Consideration for publication in the IEREK ASTI series by Springer or IEREK Press
• A Preliminary Acceptance Letter
• Lunches and Coffee Breaks

* Each research paper should have one main author who should pay the full fee (Author fees) regardless of attendance. Co-authors, each, have their fees to pay to attend the event. This applies to online attendance as well as physical attendance.

* A research paper fee allows only one author, whether main or co-author, to attend the conference and receive only one conference kit. Extras can be requested for an additional fee.

Online Attendance

IEREK offers virtual attendance, providing authors with a unique link to join the conference sessions and present their papers as per the announced program.

IEREK is dedicated to optimizing the benefits for each delegate so, similar to physical attendance, when it comes to virtual attendance IEREK also provides two venues for publication, which are:

Type 3:

• (Online attendance+ Publication through Scopus and (SCImago), EI Compendex, zbMATH indexation)

  Online attendance + Publication through Scopus and Web of Science indexation Through IEREK – Springer Nature Interdisciplinary book series “Advances in Science, Technology, and Innovation” ASTI, see previous publications here.

Type 4:

• Online attendance + Publication through Open-access IEREK press Journals (to be indexed soon in Web of Science and afterward in Scopus)

The online fee covers:

• IEREK Participation/Contribution soft copy Certificate
• Consideration for publication in the IEREK ASTI series by Springer or IEREK Press
• Preliminary Acceptance Letter
• Access to conference recordings

* Each research paper should have one main author who should pay the full fee (Author fees) regardless of attendance.

* Co-authors, each, have their fees to pay to attend the event. This applies to online attendance as well as physical attendance.

Discounts and Waiving Opportunities

1. 15%: Participants who come from co-partner universities who have already signed an MOU with IEREK can receive a 15% discount. Authors should mention the key person who signed the agreement with IEREK. You are welcome to inquire if your university has an agreement with IEREK or not yet.
2. 20%: Waiving with 20% for low-income countries according to the World Bank classification mentioned below. (applicable to the regular payment stage)
3. 25%: If multiple abstracts are submitted by the same first author to the conference, a 25% discount is applied to each additional submission according to the deadline of payments.

* Participants can use only one type of discount opportunity, which meets their preferences.

* Authors should contact the conference manager through this email [email protected] to consider the discount and waiving for all the above cases so that the conference manager can provide an exclusive invoice for each case.

Proof of capability to get the discount:

• A copy of a student enrollment card for 2026 is essential.
• Proof of affiliation to the partnering university is to be provided.
• Proof of previous publication through IEREK conferences. 
• A copy of passport for authors from low-income countries. Added below is the list of low and middle income countries according to the World Bank classification.

Countries List

Publish through iDirect

iDirect is a new and efficient platform that allows direct submissions of research papers across various fields of science. iDirect accepts and covers all fields of science, not only those related to a particular conference. Individual authors are encouraged to submit their research discussing new ideas and presenting solutions to everyday problems that fall under numerous scientific themes. The iDirect platform is integrated into the peer review system for online conferences. You can publish your work through iDirect without the need to attend the conference or adhere to any submission deadlines. iDirect accepts a wide range of disciplines, eliminating the need to align with the conference's specific theme or scope. Based on the scope of your research, we will identify the most relevant proceedings for publication. The editor will schedule a discussion with you to review your presentation before proceeding to the peer-review process. Learn more here!

Publication Period

IEREK puts a lot of effort into expediting the peer review process to publish articles as quickly as possible. This requires prompt responses from all authors to the editors' comments, if any. Your swift response is highly appreciated to advance the production process and get your articles online. We prioritize the first author to respond as per our formula. The conference proceedings will be divided into multiple books, with the first one scheduled for publication within 6 months after the conference date. We encourage all authors to aim for publication in the first release.

Possibilities for Extra Fees

1. Authors may request that their kits be delivered, for an additional fee decided by the courier, and upon request. Alternatively, authors located in Egypt can pick them up from IEREK headquarters in Alexandria.
2. Additional Conference Kit (Excluding Delivery). *Contact us for a quotation on shipping fees.
3. Gala Dinner, social programs, and other activities.

Visa Application

For participants who need Entry Visas to the country where the conference will be held, IEREK will issue the corresponding invitation letter for accepted applicants to facilitate visa issuance. Please notice that we will attempt to assist you in obtaining a visa but the responsibility is yours and the decision rests solely with the appropriate Embassy. For the requirements of issuing a visa letter please read more here!

Authors must refer to, and abide by, the following instructions in submitting their abstracts/ papers:

Step 1: Abstract Submission Process

• The author should prepare and submit an Abstract of at least 150 – 300 words through the website.
• The abstract should be concise and clearly state the proposed research study's purpose, results, and conclusions.
• The author should select the most relevant topic for the paper from the corresponding conference topics.
• The author can use/download an Abstract Writing Template prior to submission
• To submit your abstract, you first need to (1) click on the “Register” button on the conference page, (2) click on “Submit Now” and:
  • Select the Topic in which you are making the submission
  • Insert the title of your study in the "Paper Title" section
  • Insert the full abstract in the "Abstract" section/upload a file in the .pdf, .doc, .docm, or .docx format
  • Add in writing 3 – 5 keywords that define the field, subfield, topic, and research area covered by the article to help other researchers understand and find your work.
  • Provide the names, affiliations, and E-mails of all authors/ co-authors involved
  • Confirm your submission by ticking having read the instructions and “submit Abstract”

Step 2.1: Abstract Acceptance

• After acceptance of your abstract of at least (150 – 300 words), you will receive a proforma invoice and specific instructions to complete the payment online or by bank transfer (See Conference Fees) to confirm your participation,
• Once your abstract has been accepted, please refer to the important dates tab and carefully review the announced dates to avoid late payment, as late payment comes at an extra charge (early bird/regular/late).
• After successfully completing payment, you will be issued upon request with the following:
  • A signed/ stamped abstract acceptance letter
  • Please note that acceptance of participation, abstract submission, and extended abstract/short paper submissions all have different deadlines. To stay up to date and avoid paying extra fees, or delaying your paper, please carefully review the important dates tab.
  • Receipt of Payment/ Payment Invoice
  • Visa Invitation Letter, if needed
• After abstract acceptance, you may be given the option to extend the abstract to publish your work in the conference proceedings in ASTI published by Springer Nature (indexed in Scopus/SCImago) (optional not obligatory).

  This is not a prerequisite for presenting your work at the conference. Meaning, you can present your submitted abstract without intending to publish your work.

Step 2.2: Abstract Extension / Short Paper (Optional)

• Short papers should be a minimum of 6 pages and contain 4,000 words, excluding references and submitted before the paper submission deadline, in English, and fit within one of the conference topics.
• The Extended abstract i.e., the short paper should follow the research paper structure as follows: Abstract (+keywords), Introduction (problem statement, and study aim), Review of the Literature, Methodology, Results, and Conclusions/Discussion, References list using the Paper Writing Template.
• The submission (short paper i.e. extended abstract) should be made following the same procedure followed for the abstract or sent to the conference email.
• Here: Authors may need more pages than the allotted maximum of 6 to insert figures, tables, appendixes, etc. In this case, they can submit regular papers (max. 12 pages) with the same fixed fee. For a detailed outline of the fees, please refer to the payment table in the conference fees tab.
• The conference does welcome Arabic submissions (with abstracts written in the english language), which will only be considered for publication in BAHETH by IEREK Press.

Step 3: Rigorous Peer Review Process (double-blind)

This process can only be initiated after payment completion and confirmation:

• If submitted, the extension (short paper) will be preliminarily checked (iThenticate plagiarism/ similarity screening Software, readability, and scope) and it will be peer-reviewed. If similarity issues are detected, the following will apply:
  • % from all sources: 10-15%
  • % from one source: 3-5%
  • Higher than 30% (all sources): Reject completely
  • Lower than 30% (all sources): Ask for revision to decrease the similarities
• IEREK has an unyielding policy regarding plagiarism. We believe that copying/ taking the ideas and work of other Authors without permission and credit is fraudulent. The Reviewing committee and IEREK employees have the authority to reject a paper during its reviewing process, on the basis of the paper being subjected to either minor or major plagiarism.
• Each paper/ chapter is evaluated by a minimum of two reviewers, after which a final decision by the responsible Editor is made. There is no maximum to the number of times a paper can be reviewed, depending on the quality of the submission.
• If your short paper is accepted by the Editors for publishing with comments/ requested modifications, our Editors (publishing department) will contact you once a decision is made and you will be asked to revise and correct it. After resubmission, it will be re-checked. Note: There may be more than one round of peer review and the decision rests with the editors of the title. Missed deadlines may result in complete exclusion/ rejection from the final publication.
• If your short paper is accepted for publishing without edits/ comments, the corresponding author will be contacted to provide the final version of their chapters/ papers following Springer Guidelines and sign the Springer consent-to-publish (CTP) form to authorize publication in the conference proceedings.
• A back-and-forth process: modifications will be sent back to the responsible Editor/ Series Editor and another round of evaluation conducted where needed. Participants/ Authors should regularly check their emails (Junk/ Spam folders).
• If you are not interested in publishing an extended abstract in the proceedings in ASTI by Springer Nature, please inform the conference support ([email protected]).

Step 4: Extended paper 

• After the conference, the authors of the best papers will be invited to submit an extended version of their research, 8 – 12+ pages in length, (optional) of their short papers for publishing in an edited volume to be published by Springer Nature.
• Publishing your short paper (i.e., extended abstract) in the conference proceedings does not prevent the submission of the full version for publishing consideration after the conference if the similarity percentages (SR%) in Step 3 are taken into account.

Registration

To help the organizers plan for inter-disciplinary dialogue, participants are requested to choose from the conference themes/ Topics upon registration.

They must also refer to, and abide by, the following instructions in registering and/ or submitting their contributions:

NOTE: If you are contributing as an Author of a submitted abstract (for publishing consideration and/or presentation), and regardless of attendance, the fee for the registration is the same. See and Conference Fees for more information.

Types of Participation

1. Attend/ Present in-person or Online and Publish in indexed Conference proceedings

The conference offers a Physical attendance option for your convenience. That said, participants will have a chance to present their abstract/research, on campus, and have their work considered for publication in the ASTI Series by Springer as part of the conference proceedings.

See Author Instructions and Conference Fees for more information.

2. Registration to publish in the proceedings without presenting/ attending

If your full paper is accepted, it may be published in the conference proceedings book in the Advances in Science, Technology & Innovation Book Series by Springer (indexed in Scopus) even if you are not attending the conference. In this case, the accepted work will not be included in the final conference program. See Author Instructions and Publishing Opportunities for more information.

3. Non-presenting participant

Non-presenting participants may also wish to attend the conference as Audience Members or Co-authors contributing to an already submitted abstract/ paper. See Conference Fees for more information.

Notes to consider:
* Attendance online and in-person are possible upon confirmation with the conference secretariat/ coordinator at [email protected] and following Conference Fees covered.

* The participation fee is uninform for all options presented above.

* For participants wishing to attend in-person, a visa invitation letter will be provided upon request, for which case a copy of your passport will be required. The invitation letter can only be provided after acceptance and full payment.

* Before planning your trip, be sure to check travel restrictions to the conference’s hosting country. Visit travel information and restrictions, and send in your questions if you have any to the conference coordinator at the email [email protected]

Attending a conference dramatically enhances both your professional and personal development. They help you sharpen the saw, meet and converse with industry experts, expand your resources and grow your professional network. IEREK Conference will help you:

1. Open Discussions: We bring together leading academic scientists, from different universities and countries, to exchange and share their experiences and research results.

2. Internationally Accredited Certificate: The participants are granted internationally recognized certificates acknowledged by IEREK, the University, and Partnering Organizations.

3. Publication: Selected high-quality manuscripts will be published, after peer review, in the Advances in Science, Technology & Innovation (ASTI) book series by Springer or by IEREK Press Journals, both of which are indexed in world-renowned databases.

4. Research Technologies: Conferences can expand your resources by providing a great opportunity to promote gathered information on new technologies related to your research.

5. Networking: You can engage with industry experts to discuss with them the very latest research projects they could be working on and increase your chances of collaboration in future projects.

6. Academic Reputation: Attending many conferences will make you a known figure in academic circles and an active member of the academic community.

7. Conference Abstracts Material: Delegates will receive the conference Abstracts book in a digital format.