Resilient Water in a Changing World
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Key Dates:
Deadline for submissions: 1 November 2025
Author notification: 12 January 2026
Event starts: 1 June 2026
Event ends: 5 June 2026
LET 2026 Themes
Joint Drinking Water and Wastewater Themes
- PFAS Mineralisation Technologies for Drinking Water, Wastewater, Sludge and Brine Treatment
- Developments in Digitalisation, Automation and Artificial Intelligence
Drinking Water Themes
- Advances in Membrane Technologies and Multifunctional Hybrid Systems
- Desalination, Decreasing Energy Requirements & Brine Management
- Closing the Water Cycle Towards Direct Potable Reuse
Wastewater Themes
- Pushing the Limits: Ultra-low Nutrient Discharges, and Intensification in a Constrained Future
- Modular and Decentralised Treatment
- Advanced Solids and Wastewater Management for Energy-Neutral Treatment Plants
Abstract Information
The conference technical programme will consist of platform presentations, poster presentations, workshops and panel discussions. All outline papers selected for presentation will be included in the online preprint – which will be accessible to all conference delegates. Full papers from a selection of presentations will also be considered for publication in one of the IWA Publishing journals. Selected posters will be on display for the duration of the conference. Outline papers are now invited on the respective topics and should be submitted via the submission portal.
Outline papers are now being accepted only for oral or poster presentations and shall be limited to two A4 pages (excluding figures and tables – with an additional 2 x A4 pages for diagrams, tables, and figures, four pages in total). The outline paper has to contain adequate information to allow for a sound review. To submit your outline paper please click here.
The IWA Leading Edge Conference on Water and Wastewater Technologies is designed to be the place for sharing the latest insights into how pioneering science, technological innovation and leading practices will shape the major transformation in water management that is underway.