Naples will host the second edition of the International Symposium "CleanAIR and Climate" on 10 and 11 December 2026.
The venue named by the organisers is the MUSAP – Museo Artistico Politecnico, at Piazza Trieste e Trento 48 in Naples.
The event is organised by Regione Campania and the SEED group of the University of Salerno, with the support of the Ministry of Environment and Energy Security. Representatives of several regional environmental agencies and ISPRA are expected to take part, according to the national environmental protection system.
Focus on air quality and climate
The central themes are air quality, atmospheric pollution, climate change, monitoring, prevention and remediation strategies.
The two-day format will combine scientific discussion and professional exchange, with keynote speeches, discussions, technical contributions and scientific presentations. Networking and in-depth scientific sessions are also part of the announced format.
Call for abstracts and professional training
The official programme includes a call for abstracts, giving researchers and technical experts an opportunity to contribute scientific presentations.
A training course is also planned alongside the symposium sessions. Participants will receive a certificate of attendance, and professional training credits are foreseen. Regione Campania indicates 6 CFP for engineers.
Who the symposium is for
The announced structure makes the event relevant for:
- Researchers and specialists working on air quality monitoring, atmospheric pollution and climate change
- Technical staff from environmental agencies and public institutions involved in prevention and remediation
- Engineers and other professionals who can use the training course and professional credits
The detailed timetable, session hours and final list of speakers were not fully verifiable in the sources available at the time of writing. Readers interested in submitting an abstract or attending the training course should consult the official Regione Campania announcement and the official symposium website for updates.