Abstract Submission
Access to Abstract Submission System
The abstract submission system is now open, and will close
on 31 December 2024.
We welcome the submission of abstracts to present at the conference. ISIE2025 will include parallel
sessions for oral presentation of papers, as well as separate poster sessions.
All submissions must be made electronically through the Ex Ordo online abstract submission system.
When completing the abstract submission form, please select the three most appropriate topics from
the list of topics. This facilitates the process of reviewing abstracts and organising the sessions
and
is subject to change as the conference programme evolves. If no relevant topics are found, try to
select the closest one.
Abstracts belonging to a proposed special session (see right panel) should be indicated.
All abstracts will be peer reviewed. Acceptance will be based on scientific merit, content,
available capacity, and overall programme balance. To have an abstract or poster included in the
Conference
Book of Abstracts, at least one author must be registered by 15 May 2025 and present the work at the
Conference.
Students are requested to identify their abstracts as student submissions. All student poster
presentations are automatically entered into a student poster competition organized by the ISIE
Student Chapter.
Note that full papers will not be required for the conference, only abstracts.
If you have trouble submitting your abstract through the online form or have any questions about the
submission requirements or process, please contact the organisation committee by email.
- EEIO case studies and applications
- EEIO methods
- LCA case studies and applications
- LCA methods
- MFA case studies and applications
- MFA methods
- Complex theories and tools
- Computational methods and software
- Decision making and decision support tools
- Environmental footprints
- Future scenarios, forecasts, backcasts
- Informatics and data needs, transparency, and quality
- Integrated assessment models
- Physical Supply-Use Tables (PSUTs) and Physical Input-Output Tables (PIOTs)
- Social dimensions of industrial ecology
- Spatially explicit Industrial Ecology
- Statistical and uncertainty analysis and developments
- Systems approaches in Industrial Ecology
- Thermodynamics in Industrial Ecology and sustainability
- Circular economy case studies and applications
- Circular economy methods
- Ecological Economics
- Industrial Symbiosis and eco-industrial development and parks: case studies and
applications
- Industrial Symbiosis and eco-industrial development and parks: methods
- Socio-economic metabolism
- Urban Metabolism and urban symbiosis
- Water-Energy-Food-Waste nexus
- Stock-flow-services nexus
- Sustainable consumption
- Sustainable design
- Sustainable development
- Sustainable product design and labelling
- Sustainable technological advances
- Buildings and infrastructure
- Energy storage
- Energy systems and energy transition
- Food systems
- Mining and extraction
- Mobility & Transportation Systems
- Sustainable Built Environment
- Water systems
- Agriculture
- Aquaculture
- Biomass
- Critical materials
- Emerging materials and technologies
- Green supply chains and circular supply chains
- Metals
- National and global resource Use
- Plastics
- Resource efficiency and resource productivity
- Supply chain dynamics
- Urban Mining
- Waste, reuse, and recycling
- Islands
- Oceans, seas, and rivers
- Planetary Boundaries
- The Global South
- Business and industry practices / case studies
- Cleaner production and consumption
- Corporate Sustainability Reporting
- End-of-life business models
- Sustainable business models
- Electric Vehicles
- Electronics
- Extended Producer Responsibility
- Product lifespans and obsolescence
- Climate change and carbon management
- Disasters and crises
- Human behavior in industrial ecology
- Impacts of trade on the environment
- Inequalities, disparities, and environmental justice
- Land use and Land use change
- Management and (public) policy and governance
- Net-Zero and carbon neutrality
- Sustainable and Resilient Communities
- UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Urban environment, sustainability and health
- Urban Sustainability and Health
- Wellbeing
- Education, communication, and visualization
- Open Science
- The Industrial Ecology community
Special Session Submission
Go to Special Session Proposal Submission Form
Special Sessions are organised by the proposing participants and run alongside the parallel oral presentation sessions. The organisers are responsible for determining the format of their sessions, chairing, recruiting the speakers/presenters for the session, and ensuring that these speakers are registered. The Special Session organisers should discuss special requests with the conference organisers at least one month before the start of the conference but will be responsible to prepare and manage any such special requirements. To propose a Special Session, please submit your proposal here, no later than 15 November 2024.
