The Renewable Energy and Sustainable Futures: Strategies for a Carbon-Neutral World (RESF 2025) conference will be held on June 24–25, 2025, in Istanbul, Turkey. This global forum brings together researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers to discuss pressing challenges and emerging opportunities in achieving carbon neutrality.
Key topics include cutting-edge renewable energy systems, sustainable resource management, and the application of digital technologies—especially AI and data-driven solutions—in energy and environmental research. By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, RESF 2025 aims to advance innovative strategies and best practices for a sustainable, low-carbon future.

Topics Covered in the Conference:
Renewable and Energy-Saving Technologies

• Cutting-edge research on clean energy systems (solar, wind, hydro, and beyond)
• Advanced materials and manufacturing processes for enhanced energy efficiency

Efficient Energy Production, Distribution, and Storage

• Innovative methods for energy generation (including fusion and plasma)
• Smart grids, decentralized networks, and next-generation energy storage

Advances in Ecology, Environmental Science, and Soil Science

• Ecosystem analysis, restoration, and protection
• Soil health and its role in sustainable resource utilization

Transformative Impact of AI in the Energy Sector

• Intelligent control systems for power distribution and consumption
• Predictive maintenance, fault detection, and risk mitigation

Important Dates:
5th of May, 2025 - Fullpaper Deadline
15th of May, 2025 - Fullpaper Review
20th of May, 2025 - Registration and Camera Ready Deadline
24-25th of June, 2025 - Presentation Submission

Chairman:
Dr. Yusuf TUTAR – Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University Faculty of Medicine Division of Biochemistry Rize, Turkey and University of Health Sciences, Molecular Oncology Division, Istanbul, Turkey. yusuf.tutar@erdogan.edu.tr

Members:

1. Yekimov Sergey, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Czech Republic
2. Dmytro Bugayko, National Aviation University, Ukraine
3. Wei Lu, Associate Professor, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
4. Dr. Mona Fouad Ali, Professor of Conservation, Cairo University
5. Mahmoud E. Said, Assistant Professor of Engineering Mechanics, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University
6. Reza Rostamzadeh, PhD, Islamic Azad University of Urmia, Department of Management, Iran
7. Emiliano Borri, Universitat de Lleida, Lleida, Spain
8. Alessio Tafone, Technical University of Munich - Singapore CREATE Campus
9. Alessandro Romagnoli, Innovation and Entrepreneurship - Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
10. Gabriele Comodi, Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona, Italy
11. Ercan Ceyhan, Selçuk Üniversitesi, Ziraat Fakültesi, Tarla Bitkileri Bölümü, Turkey
12. Ali Kahraman, Selcuk University, Turkey
13. Dr. Muhammad Awais Anwar, University of Education, Lower Mall Campus, Lahore, Pakistan
14. Suleman Sarwar, University of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
15. Waqas Amin, Assistant Professor Imperial College of Business Studies Lahore Pakistan, Pakistan
16. Dr. Noman Arshed, Department of Business Analytics, Sunway University, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
17. Hayo van der Werf, Researcher, INRA, France
18. Maurizio G., Paoletti Ecology professor, Padova University, Italy
19. Gopal Shankar Singh, Ph.D. Professor, Institute of Environment & Sustainable Development, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India
20. George Zalidis, Faculty of Agriculture, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
21. Stamatis Stamatiadis, Dr., Goulandris Natural History Museum, Greece
22. Vasileios Takavakoglou, Hellenic Agricultural Organization DIMITRA - Soil and Water Resources Institute - Natural Systems, Greece
23. Odjugo Peter Akpodiogaga-a Ovuyovwiroye, Professor of Geography, University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria
24. D. C. Pierson, Research Scientist Uppsala University Dept Limnology, Sweden
25. Miguel Bastos Araújo, MNCN-CSIC, University of Évora, IST - Okinawa Institute for Science and Technology, Spain
26. Onno Kuik, Environmental economics, IVM, VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands
27. Peng Yang, Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China
28. Wenbin Wu, Professor of Geo-informatics, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China
29. Giampiero Grossi, University of Tuscia, Italy
30. Pietro Goglio, Senior Researcher, DSA3, University of Perugia, Italy
31. Prof. Fatiha Hakimi, PhD. Eng. Associate Professor, Agronomy Unit. Department of Production, Protection and Plant Biotechnologies, Hassan II Institute of Agronomy and Veterinary Medicine, Rabat, Morocco.

1. RELEVANCE OF THE TOPIC
The article must strictly adhere to one of the conference topics.
Materials beyond the scope of the conference will not be accepted.

2. LANGUAGE
Articles must be written in English or English (if strictly ordering a translation from us).

3. STRUCTURE OF THE ARTICLE
Each article must contain the following sections:
Introduction
Materials and methods
Results and discussion
Conclusion
The Acknowledgments section is optional.

4. VOLUME OF THE ARTICLE
The minimum article length is 15,000 characters with spaces.

5. AUTHORSHIP
The maximum number of authors is 5.
The number of articles that an author can publish in one issue is 2

6. LIST OF REFERENCES
The minimum number of references must be 10 pcs.
All references must correspond to the research topic.
At least 70% of sources must be published within the last 10 years (excluding basic research).
Preference should be given to articles from peer-reviewed international journals.

7. FORMAT REQUIREMENTS
Articles should be prepared in Microsoft Word (2007 or later).
All figures, tables and diagrams should be in English.

8. PLAGIARISM
Minimum originality 80% (excluding references).

9. ABSTRACT REQUIREMENTS
The abstract should be at least 120 words long. The abstract should present the reader with the content of the article, not just the conclusions.

Submission and Review Process Guidelines:

We only accept submissions that are original, not previously published elsewhere, contribute new knowledge to the field, align with the conference's focus, and offer both theoretical and practical value. Each manuscript will be subject to a double-blind peer review by at least two qualified experts in the relevant research area.

Evaluation Criteria:
Is there sufficient novelty in the content to justify its publication?
Is the content scientifically accurate and free from erroneous claims?
Is there an introductory section that sets the context for the work?
Is the manuscript written clearly, succinctly, and in an understandable manner?
Does the manuscript meet the editorial standards and fit the thematic scope of journal?
Is the length of the manuscript appropriate?
Is there a need for linguistic editing of the manuscript written in English?

Will the manuscript capture the interest of the academic community and make a meaningful impact?
The organizing committee holds the ultimate responsibility and right to decide whether a manuscript is accepted for publication or rejected. Nevertheless, the Publisher has the final say in this decision.

The Organizing Committee of the RESF Conference Series rigorously upholds principles of publishing and scholarly integrity, basing its editorial practices on the guidelines developed by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) in the United Kingdom.

Conference Submission Guidelines
Authors must ensure their submissions are original, previously unpublished, and offer new insights. Submissions should accurately reflect the conducted work and its significance, with data presented honestly. Details must be thorough enough to allow replication. Ethical standards forbid fraudulent content.

Authors should make raw data available for review and public access when feasible, retaining it post-publication. Works must be original, properly citing or quoting others' work. Publications of similar research in multiple outlets are discouraged. Acknowledge all influential works.

Contributorship is limited to those significantly involved in the study. All contributors must be listed, with co-authors approving the final manuscript and its submission. Authors must disclose any potential conflicts of interest and all funding sources.

Upon identifying errors in published work, authors must promptly correct or retract. Any hazards in the research must be clearly indicated.

Editors are committed to impartial review, respecting author confidentiality, and making decisions based on scholarly merit. Editorial processes, including peer review, are transparent.

Reviewers aid editorial decisions, providing objective feedback promptly and confidentially. They must avoid personal biases and conflicts of interest, recognizing relevant, uncredited work.

Plagiarism Policy
We employ anti-plagiarism tools to ensure content originality, rejecting manuscripts with high plagiarism levels. Plagiarism above 20% requires correction; levels above 60% lead to submission rejection and a three-year submission ban for authors. Repeated plagiarism or failure to revise as required results in submission rights suspension.

For collaboration inquiries, please contact us:
editor@resf-conf.online

For authors:
info@resf-conf.online