PRAGUE 8th International Conference on Green Chemistry, Ecological Agriculture & Public Health (GCEAPH-27a) scheduled on July 26-28, 2027 Prague (Czech Republic)

Topics All Abstracts, Reviews, short articles, Full articles, Posters are welcomed related with any of the following research fields: Independent Topics & Subtopics 1. Green Chemistry - The 12 Principles of Green Chemistry - Waste prevention at the molecular level - Atom economy and synthesis efficiency - Design of safer chemicals and non-toxic products - Use of renewable feedstocks over finite resources - Sustainable Chemical Processing - Supercritical fluids and alternative solvent systems - Enzymatic catalysis vs. heavy metal catalysts - Energy-efficient reaction conditions and microwave synthesis - Bio-based Materials & Degradability - Biodegradable polymers and bioplastics - Closed-loop chemical recycling - Biomass conversion into platform chemicals 2. Ecological Agriculture - Soil Health & Soil Microbiome - Carbon sequestration in agricultural soils - Nitrogen-fixing cover crops and green manure - Mycorrhizal networks and nutrient cycling - Agroecological Crop Protection - Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategies - Beneficial insect habitats and natural predation - Crop rotation and polyculture diversity - Water Conservation & Systems Design - Rainwater harvesting and keyline design - Agroforestry and silvopastoral systems - Closed-loop nutrient management in permaculture 3. Public Health - Environmental & Occupational Health - Exposure pathways for industrial and heavy metals - Endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) and hormonal impact - Air and water quality epidemiology - Disease Prevention & Nutrition - Non-communicable diseases linked to diet and environment - Micronutrient deficiencies and global malnutrition - Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in human populations - Health Systems & Policy - Community health interventions and health literacy - Healthcare equity and environmental justice - Disease surveillance and epidemiology of infectious outbreaks Interrelated Topics & Subtopics 1. Green Chemistry & Ecological Agriculture (Eco-Friendly Agricultural Inputs) - Biopesticides & Botanical Extracts - Green extraction methods for botanical insecticides - Microbially derived crop protection agents - Biodegradable nano-encapsulation for controlled release - Sustainable Fertilizers - Slow-release eco-friendly fertilizer formulations - Bio-solvents for phosphate rock processing - Valorization of agricultural waste into soil amendments 2. Ecological Agriculture & Public Health (Food Systems & Population Health) - Nutrient Density & Food Security - Impact of soil biological health on food micronutrient content - Reduced pesticide residues in organic supply chains - Prevention of farmworker pesticide toxicity and exposure - Zoonotic Disease & One Health - Reduction of livestock antibiotic use to combat AMR - Biodiversity maintenance to suppress zoonotic spillover - Heavy metal bioaccumulation in food webs 3. Green Chemistry & Public Health (Safer Consumer Products & Pollution Reduction) - Toxicology & Chemical Safety - Replacement of hazardous industrial solvents with non-toxic alternatives - Elimination of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and PFAS - Green synthesis of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) - Waste Reduction & Exposure Mitigation - Reduction of industrial effluent toxicity in municipal water supplies - Safe design of microplastic-free consumer products 4. The Triad: Green Chemistry, Ecological Agriculture & Public Health - Circular Bioeconomy for Global Health - Converting agro-industrial waste into non-toxic, high-value biochemicals - Designing biodegradable agricultural mulch films that leave zero toxic residue - Sustainable biorefineries reducing both agricultural waste and chemical pollution - Climate Resilience & Systemic Risk Reduction - Mitigating chemical run-off to protect freshwater ecosystems and public water systems - Regenerative farming and green chemical synthesis working together to reduce global carbon emissions - Policy frameworks integrating agroecology, green chemistry regulations, and preventive public health policies