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The 7th FCWS was held in Milan as a satellite event of the 40th International Symposium on Combustion. Following the workshop, a perspective paper summarizing key challenges and strategic actions in flame chemistry was published in Combustion and Flame (2026).

Combustion and Flame journal cover
Perspective Paper

Flame Chemistry Workshop: a perspective on challenges and strategic actions in combustion experiments and chemical kinetics modeling

B. Rotavera, L. Cai, F. Zhang, A. Comandini, N. Hansen, S.J. Klippenstein, B. Yang, M. Pelucchi

Combustion and Flame, Vol. 286, April 2026, Article 114863

doi:10.1016/j.combustflame.2026.114863 →

Scope

Increasing concerns of energy security, climate change, and the challenges of the carbon-neutral energy transition drive the design of alternative fuels and their implementation in advanced combustion devices. The understanding of fundamental aspects of high and low temperature combustion such as ignition, flame chemistry, and emissions of new fuels (H₂, NH₃, sustainable aviation fuels, etc.) or under new and advanced combustion conditions (high pressure, plasma assisted, flameless, supercritical combustion, etc.) supports the design of new technologies while expanding technical and scientific knowledge in a key energy sector. The International Flame Chemistry Workshop gathers scientists and researchers from chemistry, physics, physical and theoretical chemistry, mechanical, aerospace, and chemical engineering to discuss and foster collaboration over many fundamental challenges.

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2024 FCWS photo