The International Conference on Sediment–Water Chemistry in Fluvial Systems is an international scientific forum focused on understanding the chemical interactions between sediments and water in riverine and stream environments. The conference brings together researchers, hydrologists, geochemists, environmental scientists, and water resource specialists to discuss recent advances in fluvial chemistry and sediment dynamics.

Sediment–water interactions play a vital role in regulating water quality, nutrient cycling, and the transport of contaminants in rivers and streams. Understanding these processes is essential for addressing environmental challenges such as pollution, ecosystem degradation, and the impacts of climate change on freshwater systems.

Key topics addressed at the conference include:

• Chemical processes at the sediment–water interface
• Nutrient and biogeochemical cycling in fluvial environments
• Transport and transformation of contaminants and heavy metals
• Sediment-associated pollutants and their ecological impacts
• Monitoring, modeling, and analytical techniques in fluvial chemistry
• Effects of land use change and climate variability on river systems

Through keynote lectures, technical sessions, and research presentations, the conference provides a platform for knowledge exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration. It aims to advance scientific understanding of sediment–water interactions and promote sustainable management of freshwater ecosystems and riverine environments.