REACT Conference
1st International Conference on
Responsible Electronics
and Circular Technologies "REACT"
11-12 November 2025
Technology and Innovation Centre (TIC), Glasgow
Exhibition
Opportunities for showcasing your
technology and research in the breaks and poster sessions are available.
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Email react@gla.ac.uk
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Proceedings author*: £100
Delegate rate: £50
Student delegate: £30​
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*One author registration is required per paper.
Best Paper Prizes Sponsored by:
Open Access
Proceedings:

Join academic and industry experts as they showcase the state-of-the-art in sustainable ICT, from materials to systems, spanning from fundamental technologies to high-TRL solutions.
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You can expect invited keynotes, industry collaboration pitches, panel discussions, and an exhibition from leading research groups.
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Call for Papers: present your work to an inter-disciplinary audience and through open-access proceedings. We welcome oral and poster papers in all areas of sustainable and green electronics, including:
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Degradable and low-waste electronic materials
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Electronic packaging and PCB technologies for sustainability
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Additive manufacturing in electronics
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Advanced materials/metamaterials in sustainable electronics and photonics
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E-waste recycling and material chemistry
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Sustainable devices and systems in computing, wireless, and IoT applications.
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Organic electronics and solution-processed devices
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Sustainability in semiconductor materials & manufacturing
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Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of modern electronics
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Emerging applications in healthcare, energy, and sensing
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IoT and Digital Twin solutions for sustainability
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Indexed Proceedings papers (3-4 pages) due after acceptance, and will be published in Engineering Proceedings. Extended work can be submitted to a Focus Issue, in IOP Sustainability Science and Technology.
Call for Papers Key Dates
Paper Abstract Submission Deadline: 29 June 2025 (23:00 BST)
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Decisions to authors: 30th August 2025​
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Full Proceedings paper due: November 2025
Late-News Call for Papers - Deadline
Paper Abstract Submission Deadline: 27 July 2025 (23:00 BST)
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Papers will go through the standard review process and will be published in the proceedings
Plenary Talk
"Computing after Carbon"
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Professor Melissa Gregg
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Sustainability Strategy Advisor, Meta Reality Labs
Professor of Digital Futures, University of Bristol
​Melissa Gregg is an author, ethnographer and sustainability consultant focused on design and engineering initiatives to address climate change. Her research provides guidance on carbon emissions reduction, circular economy, nature-based thinking and Green UX. She is an advisor on sustainability strategy at Meta Reality Labs Research and Professor of Digital Futures at the University of Bristol. She is also active in land and bird conservation in her home state of lutruwita/Tasmania.

Plenary Talk
TBD
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Professor Matt Boyle
Director of Electrification, NMIS; Chair, North East Automotive Alliance; Visiting Professor, Newcastle University, Professor of Practice, Strathclyde University
Professor Matt Boyle is an accomplished engineering leader and entrepreneur in the field of power electronics, machines and drives, which is critical to the widespread programme of electrification needed to meet net zero targets. He led the growth of a pioneering business in automotive electrification in the UK, Sevcon, until its acquisition by BorgWarner in 2017. Subsequently, he established and led the ‘Driving the Electric Revolution Challenge’ for UK Research and Innovation and continues to work with high-growth electrification businesses. In 2018 Matt was awarded an OBE for his contribution to engineering and skills.
