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The World Recycling Convention “Recycling Week 2024”, is an international event that brings together experts and professionals from around the world to discuss the latest developments, challenges, and solutions in waste management and recycling. The conference, scheduled to take place on 28-30 October 2024, in Rome, Italy. It promises to bring together an array of dedicated professionals and visionaries from various corners of the world. Among the attendees will be recycling specialists, environmental engineers, recycling experts, wastewater treatment researchers, climate scientists, and industry delegates, all converging under one roof with a shared purpose: to champion the cause of sustainability.
World Recycling Convention is an exclusive International Recycling, Rubber, Petrochemicals, Chemicals, Fertilizers, Plastics Recycling, Printing and Packaging Industry Conference & Exhibition being held on an annual basis. The idea behind the conference not just to ensure bring the right people/industry stakeholders on board but also help to enhance and explore knowledge among Recycling and E-waste Management to establish corporations and exchanging ideas and also providing the right stage to present stimulating Keynote talks, B2B Meetings, Discussion Panels, Video Presentations so It will provide a deep understanding of social, environmental and technology, economic, trends driving the sustainability area and will help in implementing technology-driven results to key environmental problems.
At World Recycling Convention 2024, our focus is on delivering high-quality, informative, and value-added strategic business conferences. We believe in the power of knowledge and its ability to transform businesses. By fostering key industry connections, we create a vibrant network where ideas flourish, collaborations blossom, and innovations thrive. Our mission is to equip attendees, speakers, and sponsors with invaluable resources, enabling them to navigate the complex landscape of recycling with confidence and expertise.
At World Recycling Convention 2024, our focus is on delivering high-quality, informative, and value-added strategic business conferences. It aims in the power of knowledge and its ability to transform businesses. By fostering key industry connections, we create a vibrant network where ideas flourish, collaborations blossom, and innovations thrive.
Immerse yourself in in-depth discussions, robust debates, and networking opportunities. Our exceptional line-up of speakers, technical experts, international leaders, and innovative developers awaits you. At World Recycling Convention 2024, you are not just a participant; you are an active contributor to a greener, healthier planet. Be a part of the change.
When you join Recycling Week 2024, you can expect three days of interactive and inclusive discussions. We focus on niche conferences, bringing together a highly targeted group of individuals passionate about recycling. Our agenda revolves around themes that are not just relevant but crucial to our end-user clients and collaborators.
Being one of the largest and leading conferences in the Europe, we help you take your skills to the next level as well as fuel your professional success. Showcase your work at the epicenter of scientific event and receive the recognition you have longed for all your life.
The conference will be held on 3 days: From Monday (morning) until Wednesday (evening). Included 4-5 Keynote talks and 2 parallel sessions each day with oral presentations will be held on:
Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain
Marc Marin-Genesca has achieved the PhD in September 2011 in Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, in a thesis based on waste composite materials, analyzing materials characteristics, from that date, his research works has been analyzed some aspects mainly focused on polymeric composites, analyzing mechanical, thermal, structure and dielectrics properties, among the possible applications for those composites. From 2015 is researcher and professor in Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV) in Tarragona (Catalonia).
Teesside University
Senthilarasu (Senthil) Sundaram is a Professor in the School of Computing, Engineering and Digital Technologies at Teesside University. His passion towards energy and sustainability in the energy sector has started during his pre-doctoral research course (MPhil in Applied Physics) which leads to PhD in organic solar cells materials. He has published over 250 articles in well reputed journals and conferences along with 7 books. Senthil currently leads the sustainable energy material themed research in the Teesside University. Prior to joining in the Teesside, Senthil was an Associate Professor in Electrical and Electronic Engineering and as Lecturer and senior lecturer in University of Exeter where he led the “Energy materials” group within Environment and Sustainability Institute (ESI) where he led energy conversion and storage, environment friendly materials for energy applications. His research focus is sustainable energy vectors in through renewable energy especially in solar energy. He has strong background in resource assessment, theoretical modelling and simulation for different solar systems including thin film PV and third generation solar cell materials and devices and solar thermal. He has experience in sustainable energy generation through environmentally friendly materials such as dye-sensitised solar cells, Tin based perovskite solar cells and thin film photovoltaics which includes dye, synthesize, characterisation and recycle. He has worked on Impact Acceleration grants funded by ESRC to generate and estimate the impact in dairy and water industries in India. He is also currently working on the construction of environmentally friendly materials for flexible solar cells. He has involved in different projects as a PI and CoI funded by EPSRC (EP/S030786/1, EP/P003435/1, EP/P003605/1, EP/T025875/1), Interreg-ERDF funded The Intelligent Community Energy, ERDF funded Agri-Tech Cornwall and ESIF funded Energy Independent farming. His group is focusing on the heavy metal removal using graphene membranes and wastewater treatment in the textile industries. He is leading Impact Programme in the “Textile wastewater treatment and remediation using carbon materials” for developing countries to effectively recycle their textile wastewater. He is working on sustainable energy technologies to create environmentally sustainable materials for energy generation, storage, building integrated applications, thermal storage, water remediation, and low carbon heating applications.
Université Laval, Canada
Denis Rodrigue obtained a B.Sc. (1991) and a Ph.D. (1996) in chemical engineering from Université de Sherbrooke (Sherbrooke, Canada) with a specialization in non-Newtonian fluid mechanics. In 1996 he moved to Université Laval (Quebec City, Canada) where he is now full professor. Since then, he has been an invited professor at the University of Guadalajara (Mexico), the Technical Institute of Karlsruhe (Germany), the University of Castilla-La Mancha (Spain), the University of Arts and Sciences of Hunan (China), the Technical University of Lodz (Poland) and Polytech Tours (France). His main research areas are in the characterization and the modelling of the morphological / mechanical / thermal / rheological properties of polymer foams and composites based on thermoplastics and elastomers. His main focus is related to polymer recycling and rheology.
Founder and President of Dos Santos International, USA
Joe Dos Santos is the founder and President of Dos Santos International. Joe has a B.S. and Masters of Civil Engineering from Cornell University and continued post graduated study in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh. He is a registered professional engineer and holds licenses in several states. Joe has worked in the field of bulk materials for over 40 years. He has published several major study reports on high angle conveyors and has written numerous technical articles on modern continuous haulage systems and equipment. He is the inventor of 3 US and foreign patents covering the HAC® High Angle Conveyor. He is the inventor of the DSI Sandwich belt high angle conveyor system. Joe is the President and Founder of Dos Santos International.
Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Paolo Trucco is Full Professor of Industrial Risk Management with the School of Management, Politecnico di Milano (Italy), where he is also Director of the Centre for Risk and Resilience Management of Complex Systems, and member of the Scientific Board of the Centre for Technology Foresight. His research and professional activities range from Supply Chain Risk Management and Resilience, Circular Economy and sustainability transitions in capital intensive industries, to capital project risks in the context of Climate Change and Energy Transition. He is advisor of DG Home Affairs (EC) on Critical Infrastructure and Key Resource Supply Chain Resilience, and member of the Observatory for Circular Economy and Energy Transition of the Lombardy Region Government. He is Polimi representative at ERMA (European Raw Materials Alliance - EIT RawMaterials). He is member of the board of ANIMP (The Italian Association of Industrial Plant Engineering). He is author of more than 290 scientific publications and is hosted as commentator on TV and journals on industrial strategy and management topics.
Via Pio IV, 6, 00165,
Roma RM, Italy
NH Roma Villa Carpegna hotel in Rome is near the Vatican City State, St Peter’s Basilica with direct connection to other neighborhoods as Trastevere and other monuments. Surrounding the hotel is a private park, making it pretty and peaceful, yet we’re just 10 minutes from St Peter’s Square. And it’s a 15-minute walk to the metro station, putting all the sights within easy reach.
From the airport
Taxi: It’s a 31 minutes trip and is around €56.
Aerobus shuttle: Departs every 30-45 minutes and costs 10€. Drop off at Stazione Termini and from there its a Metro A (Termini) underground stop toward Battistini for 10 stops, get off in Cornelia stop. From there take the bus 916 towards Piazza Venezia for 4 stops. The hotel is 250m away from the stop.
From the train station
From Cornelia metro stop: take the Bus line 916 toward (Piazza Venezia) for 4 stops. From there the hotel is approximately 250 meters away
Closest metro station: Cornelia
Ticket (100 min): 1.50€ Ticket (24 H): 7.00€ Ticket (48 H): 12.50€ Ticket (72 H): 18.00€ Ticket (1 Week): 24.00€
By car
The hotel’s GPS Coordinates: 41.8918223°N 12.439177599999994°E
Parking: Onsite, is free. Parking cannot be reserved in advance.
Conference starts will some guest talk followed by Keynote speeches by several renowned personalities.
The topics for this session, will be: Climate Change & Climatology and Climate Change Challenges
Here, discussion would be on Evidence of Climate Changes and Global Warming Effects & Causes
Climate Change: Biodiversity Scenarios
Presentation topics: Climate Change & Extreme Weather and Climate Change & Health
Presentation topics: Climate Change & Extreme Weather and Climate Change & Health
A refreshing Cocktail will be served at end of the Day.
Conference starts will some guest talk followed by Keynote speeches by several renowned personalities.
The topics for this session, will be: Climate Change & Climatology and Climate Change Challenges
Here, discussion would be on Evidence of Climate Changes and Global Warming Effects & Causes
Climate Change: Biodiversity Scenarios
Presentation topics: Climate Change & Extreme Weather and Climate Change & Health
Presentation topics: Climate Change & Extreme Weather and Climate Change & Health
A refreshing Cocktail will be served at end of the Day.
Conference starts will some guest talk followed by Keynote speeches by several renowned personalities.
The topics for this session, will be: Climate Change & Climatology and Climate Change Challenges
Here, discussion would be on Evidence of Climate Changes and Global Warming Effects & Causes
Climate Change: Biodiversity Scenarios
Presentation topics: Climate Change & Extreme Weather and Climate Change & Health
Presentation topics: Climate Change & Extreme Weather and Climate Change & Health
A refreshing Cocktail will be served at end of the Day.
Reserve your seat while they last. We have a limited number available.
