Instructions for Authors

Notice – Extension of abstract submission deadline for Iranian colleagues
In light of the recent events in Iran, the Organizing Committee would like to express its solidarity with the Iranian people and with our Iranian colleagues offering additional flexibility for abstract submission.
To provide concrete support in these difficult circumstances, Iranian colleagues will be allowed to submit their abstracts after the official deadline, with an extended deadline set to 31 January 2026.
For any questions or assistance, please contact the Conference Scientific Secretariat (info@feza2026.org)

All interested authors are invited to submit a 2-page abstract regarding zeolite and related materials, prepared in accordance with the template file available here: 

Abstracts must be written in English. The abstract must be sent in Word Format (.doc or .docx) through the submission form available at the conference website. Communications sent by any other means than the submission through the Congress website will not be considered. The abstract system will not allow submissions exceeding two pages, including references (if any).

Along with the two page abstract, it is mandatory to submit an 800 characters summary directly throught the website submission page. This summary must include only a statement on the scientific background motivating the research, the novelty of the contribution and the main results. Avoid any state-of the-art/introduction sentences. In the summary the Authors should go straight to the scientific details and this text will be strongly considered in the pre-evaluation process. Contributions whitout a summary will be not considered.

The deadline for submission of abstracts is December 31st, 2025 January 18th, 2026. Abstracts received after the submission deadline will not be accepted.

During the submission process, you must indicate the preferred presentation mode (oral or poster), as well as the topic that best fits the content of the research, allocated to one of the following:

1. Synthesis and post-synthesis modification (zeo-type, MOF, COF and mesoporous)
2. Structural characterization
3. Modelling and computational approach
4. De-fossilization, CO2 handling and energy conversion/storage 
5. Adsorption and separation
6. Environmental and bio-applications
7. Natural zeolites
8. New challenges for zeolite science

The contact person for further notifications is the corresponding author and you must indicate who will be the presenting author.

The final acceptance of the contribution is subjected to the registration of the presenting author including the fee payment.