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The 1st Asia-Pacific Conference on Ionic Liquids and Green Processes

(The meeting was the same as the first National Conference on Ionic Liquids and Green Processes)

The first Asia-Pacific Conference on Ionic Liquids and Green Processes and the First National Conference on Ionic Liquids and Green Processes, initiated by the Institute of Process Engineering of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, in Xiangshan, Beijing, November 5-8, 2008 The hotel was successfully held, and the Chemical Industry Press, Zhejiang University and China University of Petroleum (Beijing) were co-sponsors. Professor Zhang Shoujiang, executive deputy director of the Institute of Process Engineering, and Professor Urs Welz-Biermann from the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics chaired the meeting. The conference was supported by dozens of domestic and foreign companies such as the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Royal Society (RSC) and the German Merck Company. Nearly 200 experts and scholars from home and abroad attended the conference and presented the latest theoretical foundations and application results. Academician Guo Musun of the Institute of Process Engineering of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Director Sun Hongwei of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, Deputy Director of the International Cooperation Bureau of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Cao Jinghua, and Dr. Sarah Ruthven of the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) delivered speeches at the opening ceremony.

The 2nd Asia-Pacific Conference on Ionic Liquids and Green Processes

September 6-10, 2010, 2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Ionic Liquids and Green Processes and the 24th Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics: DICP Symposium on Applications and Industrial Processes of Ionic Liquids, hosted by the Institute of Process Engineering of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and co-organized by the Institute of Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Dalian University of Technology, was held at the Dalian Xinghai Holiday Hotel and the Academic Hall of the Bio-Building. Professor Urs Welz-Biermann, President of the session, and Director Zhang Tao of the Institute delivered a speech at the opening ceremony.

More than 100 famous scientists and young scholars from China, the United States, Britain, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Denmark, Malaysia, India and other countries have made conference reports and oral reports. They conducted comprehensive and in-depth exchanges and discussions on the definition of ionic liquids, physical and chemical properties, new green solvents and their applications in catalysis, extraction, gas absorption and conversion. More than 240 people attended the meeting.

The 3rd Asia-Pacific Conference on Ionic Liquids and Green Processes

On September 17-19, 2012, the 3rd Asia-Pacific Conference on Ionic Liquids and Green Processes (APCIL'12) was successfully held in Beijing. Professor Suojiang Zhang presided over the opening ceremony and delivered a welcome speech.

The theme of the conference was "Ionic Liquids - Low Carbon and Sustainable Development". About 400 experts, scholars and graduate students from 20 countries and regions including China, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia attended the meeting. Professor Robin D. Rogers of the University of Alabama, Professor Douglas Macfarlane of Monash University, Professor Joan F. Brennecke of the University of Notre Dame, Professor Wenchuan Wang of Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Professor Youquan Deng of Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Professor Han Buxing of the Institute of Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences made keynote lecture of the conference. Participants discussed in depth the key scientific issues such as physical properties and simulation of ionic liquids, synthesis of new materials, separation and mass transfer processes, electrochemical energy applications, sustainable development and environmental protection technologies, and industrial application processes.

As a new generation of functional materials and media, ionic liquids have become a hotspot in foreign research, and have broad application prospects in the fields of energy, resources, environment, materials, life sciences, electrochemistry, nanotechnology, and aerospace technology. This conference provides a platform for exchanges and learning for researchers in the field of ionic liquids in the Asia-Pacific region. It is of great significance for promoting major basic scientific issues and engineering innovations of ionic liquids.

The 4th Asia-Pacific Conference on Ionic Liquids and Green Processes

4th Asia-Pacific Conference on Ionic Liquids and Green Processes, 28th September - 1st October, 2014, Sydney, Australia.

APCIL is a biannual conference (running since 2008) while ASIL is a biannual symposium (running since 2003). For the first time these two meetings will be combined to produce an exciting 4-day conference featuring the best of international Ionic Liquids research.

28th September - 1st October, 2014

The 5th Asia-Pacific Conference on Ionic Liquids and Green Processes

The 5th Asia Pacific Conference on Ionic Liquids & Green Processes will be held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, from October 28th to 29th, 2016. The organizers are the Institute of Process Engineering of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Zhejiang University. The main topics discussed at this meeting are: 1. Molecular Design and Structure; 2. Thermodynamics and Physicochemical Properties; 3. Process Intensification and Integration; 4. Functional ILs-based Materials; 5. Novel Reaction/Separation Process; 6. Biomass and Biochemical Engineering; 7. Environmental Engineering and Ecological System. The conference will invite Kenneth R. Seddon and Robin D. Rogers to report on the conference, as well as Douglas R. MacFarlane, Toshiyuki Itoh, Masayoshi Watanabe and Hiroyuki Ohno from Japan. Academicians Buxing Han and Shoujiang Zhang of the Chinese Academy of Sciences will also hold discussions at the meeting. 

The 6th Asia-Pacific Conference on Ionic Liquids and Green Processes

The 6th Asian-Pacific Conference on Ionic Liquids & Green Processes (APCIL-6) was held from Oct. 31 – Nov. 3, 2018 in Yonago, Tottori, Japan. Near 200 researchers and business representatives from China, USA, Japan, Korea, Australia, Finland and Germany attended the conference. The conference has 6 plenary presentations, 8 keynote presentations, 4 invited presentations, 14 oral presentations and 95 poster presentations. Attendees discussed the latest researches in depth of ionic liquids in chemistry and chemical engineering, catalysis, energy and environment science, biomass conversion, nano materials and pharmaceuticals. 

The conference was chaired by Prof. Toshiyuki Itoh of Tottori University, Prof. Suojiang Zhang, academician of the Academy of Sciences from Institute of Process Engineering, CAS, Prof. Buxing Han, academician of the Academy of Sciences from Institute of Chemistry, Prof. Hiroyuki Ohno, President of Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Prof. Sheng Dai of Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Dr. Hideya Mizufune of Spera Pharma Inc., Prof. Doug MacFarlane of Monash University gave wonderful reports about their researches and discussed with other scientists.

APCIL was lunched by Ionic Liquids Board, the Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China, which also held the first APCIL in 2008. With significant influence worldwide, the conference aims to gather the research efforts in Asian Pacific region, prompt the research development in both fundamental and application. The conferences were held every two years, which were successively held in Beijing (APCIL-1), Dalian (APCIL-2), Beijing (APCIL-3), Sydney (APCIL-4), Hangzhou (APCIL-5). APCIL-6 intensified the interaction of researches all over the world in ionic liquids, further improved the international cooperation, which Injected new power to prompt the development of research in ionic liquids and greenness of chemistry and chemical engineering.