ISSAC-5
5th International
Symposium on
Single-Atom Catalysis
28–30 June 2027 | ETH Zurich, Switzerland
From isolated atoms to sustainable catalytic outcomes
Following a successful fourth edition in Singapore, ISSAC returns to bring together the international community shaping the next phase of single-atom and atomically dispersed catalysis Abstract submission will open in September 2026, with opportunities for contributed talks and posters, including strong participation from early-career researchers.
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Key Themes
- Single atoms, dual sites, clusters, and atomically dispersed motifs
- Synthesis, stabilization, and catalyst design
- Advanced characterization, operando spectroscopy, and theory
- Dynamic active sites and structure–performance relationships
- Thermal, electro-, photo-, and hybrid catalysis
- Sustainable chemical transformations
- Industrial perspectives, translation, and community exchange
Why attend
Following a successful fourth edition in Singapore, ISSAC returns to bring together the international community shaping the next phase of single-atom and atomically dispersed catalysis Abstract submission will open in September 2026, with opportunities for contributed talks and posters, including strong participation from early-career researchers. Following a successful fourth edition in Singapore, ISSAC returns to bring together the international community shaping the next phase of single-atom and atomically dispersed catalysis
Abstract submission will open in September 2026, with opportunities for contributed talks and posters, including strong participation from early-career researchers.