1st International Conference on Water, Energy, Environment and Materials Engineering

Abstract: Amidst the escalating challenges posed by climate change and increasing pressures on natural resources, water and energy stand out as paramount elements necessitating efficient management and sustainability. In this context, the Faculty of Applied Science is delighted to announce the "1st International Conference on Water, Energy, Environment and Materials Engineering." This conference aims to assemble experts, researchers, and policymakers from around the globe to exchange ideas and knowledge and foster collaborative endeavors. The event will serve as a platform to spotlight modern innovations and cutting-edge technologies in these vital sectors, emphasizing sustainable applications that strike a balance between current needs and preserving resources for future generations. Objectifs : 1-Dissemination of Recent Research: To present and discuss the latest research findings in the fields of sustainable water advanced materials, and renewable energy innovations. 2-Promote International Collaboration: To foster communication between researchers, academics, and policymakers worldwide, encouraging collaboration in these domains. 3- Capacity Building: To organize workshops or training sessions to enhance the skills of participants in water, materials, and energy sectors. 4-Technology and Innovation Exchange: To highlight and promote the exchange of new and innovative technologies among academic and industrial entities. 5- Raising Awareness on Sustainability: To emphasize the importance of sustainable solutions in water, energy, and materials. 6- Support Policy and Decision Making: To offer recommendations and guidance for decision-makers at local and international levels. 7- Highlight Funding Opportunities: To introduce potential funding opportunities and support research and development in these fields. Topic 1: Water Management. Topic 2: Mechanics and Emerging Technologies Topic 3: Materials Engineering Topic 4: Energy systems.