Full Conference Pass 2025
Full Conference Pass 2025
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ChemEngDayUK&I 2026 | Birmingham | 16 & 17 April 2026
The Full Conference Pass includes access to all programmed events, conference delegate pack, two course buffet lunch on both days, refreshments on arrival, during the morning, and in the afternoon throughout the conference, and access to the evening social event held on Thursday 24 April 2025.
The programme will be published in March 2025. Registration will begin on the morning of Thursday 24 April, with the first scheduled event likely starting at 10.45am, and the possibility of optional sessions & tours beforehand. The conference is expected to end on Friday at 4.30pm with Prize Giving and Closing Remarks.
Final Registration Deadline 9 April 2025
The following sessions are available to those with the Full Conference pass:
IChemE Policy Making Pass
IChemE Policy Making Pass
Shaping the Future: Chemical Engineering & Public Policy
Thursday 24 April 2025
12 - 4.30pm
Chemical engineering offers ways of thinking and solving problems that are well matched to the type of complex challenges that occur regularly in public policy. Yet chemical engineers – and engineers more widely – are not as commonly thought of in connection with public policy as some other professions (such as lawyers or those working in communications). This session aims to provide an introduction to policymaking for chemical engineers and other STEM professionals, explore the contribution chemical engineering has to make to public policy, and how this contribution can be best unlocked.
IChemE Policy Pass:
Includes entry to IChemE Policy programmed events only
Lunch & refreshment breaks provided
Access to evening Social Event included
Arrival time: 12pm, Thursday 24 April
Price: £100
Deadline to register: 9 April 2025
IChemE Education Special Interest Group Conference Pass
IChemE Education Special Interest Group Conference Pass
Friday 25 April 2025
11am - 4pm
The IChemE Education Special Interest Group (EdSIG) in collaboration with the organisers at the University of Sheffield are putting together a series of thematic sessions targeting Chemical Engineering Education. These sessions will offer the opportunity to EdSIG members, educators and all interested in the theme of Education to contribute and/or attend three bespoke presentation and panel sessions on the latest advancements in chemical engineering education and a tour of the chemical engineering pilot plant and lab teaching facilities at the University of Sheffield.
The main focus of the Education session will be around digitalisation including use of AI tools and relevant practices. The presentation sessions will include the following:
Presentation session based on Education theme abstract submissions
Presentation session around digitalisation and use of AI in chemical engineering education. A plenary talk will be delivered by Professor Mohammad Zandi followed by presentations from submitted abstracts on themes of digitalisation and AI.
Panel discussion focusing on the use of AI tools in education and research projects and digitalisation. Panellists will include academics, industrialists, and the student voice, who will briefly outline their perspectives . The audience will then have a chance to contribute during an open discussion forum afterwards.
The tour will include key practical teaching facilities housed mainly inside the Diamond Building, such as the teaching labs used in chemical engineering courses, the Pilot Plant, and the iForge makerspace also housed inside the Diamond.
IChemE EdSIG Pass:
Includes entry to IChemE EdSIG programmed events only
Lunch & refreshment breaks provided
Arrival time: 10.30-11am, Friday 25 April
Price: £75
Deadline to register: 9 April 2025
Please note: You do not need to be a member of the Special Interest Group to purchase this pass
IChemE Computer Aided Process Engineering Special Interest Group Conference Pass
IChemE Computer Aided Process Engineering Special Interest Group Conference Pass
Friday 25 April 2025
11am - 4pm
Join us for the Inaugural Annual Meeting of the Computer Aided Process Engineering Special Interest Group during the ChemEngDayUK 2025 conference! With an increasingly fast-paced market environment, process industries together with the wider energy sector are undergoing a transformative period.
During this session, you will be exposed to the latest developments from the process systems engineering community on the latest advances focused on:
Sustainability
Next-generation tools for process systems engineering problems.
Find out more about invited speakers:
IChemE CAPESIG Pass:
Includes entry to IChemE CAPESIG programmed events only
Lunch & refreshment breaks provided
Arrival time: 10.30-11am, Friday 25 April
Price: £75
Deadline to register: 9 April 2025
Please note: You do not need to be a member of the Special Interest Group to purchase this pass
Key Dates
Key Dates
Terms & Conditions
Terms & Conditions
Student Conference Pass
Upon registration all students are instructed to send an image of their valid student card to chemengday@sheffield.ac.uk for verification. Student cards must be valid at the time of the conference, with an expiration date no earlier than 25 April 2025.
If this has not been received by 24 April 2025, students will be required to show a valid student card upon arrival at the conference. Failure to provide this may result in being denied entry to the conference.
Presenter Registration
At least one author of each abstract must register in full, if selected to present, by 17 March 2025.
Cancellation Terms
Please provide written notice to chemengday@sheffield.ac.uk to cancel your registration and receive the percentage refund stated below:
Received up to 8 weeks before date of conference – 100%
Received between 8 weeks and up to 4 weeks before date of conference – 50%
Received between 4 weeks and up to 2 weeks before date of conference – 25%
Received less than 2 weeks before date of conference – 0%
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