LCM 2027 invites researchers, industry experts, policymakers, public-sector representatives, NGOs, and sustainability practitioners to contribute to the conference programme.
Under the theme “Positive impacts and innovations as catalysts for change – How to measure and manage sustainability transition,” we welcome contributions that advance life cycle thinking, introduce innovative approaches, share practical applications, and connect scientific knowledge with real-world sustainability challenges.
How does it work? Four simple steps:
Step 1. Propose your session
Submit your topic by 30 September 2026. Start with your session idea and keep the topic broad and inclusive to attract contributions from both research and practice. Other contributors can join later through Step 3.
Step 2. Session review
The LCM2027 Scientific Committee reviews the proposals. Similar or complementary sessions may be combined.
Step 3. Call for Abstracts
Once your session is accepted, the Call for Abstracts opens the session to additional contributions. You can also encourage researchers, companies and other stakeholders to submit.
Step 4. Final session
The final programme is developed based on accepted abstracts and invited contributions.
Propose a Session- Call Now Open!
The LCM 2027 Call for Sessions is now open. Help shape the conference programme by bringing together experts and different perspectives around relevant and timely topics.
We particularly welcome session proposals that bridge academic rigor with practical application and foster dialogue across research, industry, government, and civil society.
[Learn more and submit a session proposal →]
Submit an Abstract- Call Opens 16 November 2026
Share your research, methods, applications, case studies, or practical experiences with the international LCM community.
LCM 2027 welcomes contributions from both research and practice, covering the broad spectrum of life cycle management and its role in advancing sustainability transitions.
[Learn more about abstract submissions →]
For further information, please use one of the contacts below:
[email protected] for matters related using the Oxford Abstract system
[email protected] for matters related the content of session proposal