ICEP 2025

Call for Abstracts

Abstract submission for oral papers, posters and symposia will open on the 15th of October, 2024.

The abstract submission form will be available online from 15 Oct 2024. You will be able to create your account and submit an abstract online. 

Types of abstracts:

  • Oral presentation
  • Poster presentation
  • Symposium

General abstract submission guidelines and recommendations:

  1. Use UPPER CASE letters for the title.
  2. List all authors and co-authors, with the presenter’s name first (name, surname, affiliation, country, e-mail).
  3. Include keywords for your contribution.
  4. Structure your abstract: Introduction, Methods, Results, Conclusions, maximum of two references.
  5. Limit the body of the abstract to 250 words (excluding title and author names).
  6. It is the author’s responsibility to submit a technically and grammatically correct abstract. No revisions or corrections will be made by the Organizers.
  7. Each presenting author needs to register independently for the conference.

CLIMATE EMERGENCY AND GLOBAL ISSUES

  • Climate change
  • Ecological behaviour and pro-environmental attitudes
  • Land management, farming and resource conservation
  • Plastic pollution
  • Water resource management and oceans
  • The UN Agenda 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIAL ISSUES

  • People-environment relations under pandemics and crises
  • Environmental education
  • Citizen participation and environmental policies
  • Place identity and place attachment
  • Social ecology

ENERGY, CARBON EMISSIONS AND HUMAN BEHAVIOUR

  • Sustainable Energy Transition
  • Life Cycle Assessment and sustainable consumption
  • Transportation, mobility and travel behaviour
  • Nearly Zero Energy Building
  • Energy poverty

ENVIRONMENT, NATURE AND HUMAN HEALTH & WELLBEING

  • Restorative environments
  • Nature-based solutions
  • Urban and peri-urban forestry and human wellbeing
  • Environment and health
  • Ecological design
  • Natural disasters and coping with environmental risks and hazards

ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN AND HUMAN BEHAVIOUR

  • Urban planning and human behaviour
  • Environmental design
  • Inclusive design
  • Housing and social housing
  • Urban regeneration
  • Extreme environments

 

Each registered author can present a maximum of one abstract. There is no limit on how many times a person is listed as a co-author on submitted abstracts.