28th International Conference on Building Materials, Products and Technologies

Join us in 2025 for a conference where we gather to focus on sharing the latest knowledge and innovation in the construction industry, with an emphasis on sustainability, safety and ethical standards. You will have the opportunity to discuss new materials and technologies that contribute to environmental protection and ensure a safe future for next generations. The conference also aims to provide a platform for establishing cooperation and developing connections with industry experts.

Responsible
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Responsible research

Responsible research in the field of construction (encompassing buildings and infrastructure) emphasizes the use of materials, products, and technologies that are circular, safe, sustainable, and socially beneficial – both for current and future generations. This approach takes into account technical, ecological, economic, energy, and social factors.

Safe future

A safe future in construction (buildings and infrastructure) depends on developing durable, resilient materials and technologies that lower production costs, cut resource consumption, reduce emissions, promote zero-waste processes, encourage reuse, and minimize environmental and societal impacts.

Key topics

Let’s discover what’s possible

Let’s explore the current societal needs that inspire new research topics and innovative development directions with practical applications. Together, we can support socially responsible research that paves the way for a safe future for generations to come, across both traditional and emerging ICBMPT conference topics.

Latest developments in binders for construction materials, including cement, lime, gypsum, and supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs). Innovations in sustainable binder production, performance enhancement, and environmental impact reduction.

Low-CO2 binders
Carbonating binders
Alkali-activated binders
Calcined clay cement
Alternative binders and other novel binders
Clinker free cement
SCMs

Advanced materials that can change properties in response to external stimuli. Examples include self-healing concrete and shape-memory alloys used in building facades.

Nano-engineered materials
Self-healing concrete
Self-cleaning materials
Self-compacting materials
Photocatalytic materials
Hydrophobic materials
Electromagnetic shielding materials
Safety Features
Design
Maintenance
Monitoring
HPC
UHPC
FRC

Eco-friendly building materials and practices focused on reducing environmental impact. This includes recycled materials, biodegradable products, and designs that facilitate future reuse or recycling.

Recycling of building materials
Secondary raw materials
Waste materials
Eco-based materials
Energy storage materials
Saving primary sources

Techniques and equipment used to evaluate building material properties, such as strength, durability, and thermal performance. This also covers emerging technologies like 3D printing in construction.

Carbon sequestration methods
Emission reduction
LCA
Innovative building methods
Durability of Materials and Structures
Modelling and simulation
Digital technologies
3D printing
Robotization

Non-traditional building materials that offer unique properties or environmental benefits. These may include bamboo, mycelium (fungal-based materials), or repurposed waste products.

Clay plasters
Superadobe
Natural insulation systems
Bio-based materials
Mycelium-based materials
Ecopanels
Clay panels
Papercrete

Award

Compete for the Best Contribution Award!

This year, we will present an award to the best contribution that demonstrates the greatest potential to ensure a safe future in construction through responsible research. Both reviewers and conference attendees will be involved in the evaluation process, with attendees voting during the conference

Evaluation Criteria

  • Environmental Aspect
  • Economic Savings
  • CO2 Reduction
  • Energy Savings
  • Material Savings
  • Increasing Durability and Resilience
  • Enhancing Safety

Registration Pass

Be a part of
something special.

Regular

6 900 CZK

Excl. 21% VAT
  • 2-Day Access
  • Talks & Panels
  • Twitter Q&A
  • Networking
  • Freebies
  • 2 Lunches
  • 2 Coffee Breaks
  • Evening Program

+Promo

8 900 CZK

Excl. 21% VAT

Same as Regular
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Get Involved

Help make this year’s event be the best yet

Author

Submit your abstract for the opportunity to present and have your research published in WOS index journal.

Attendee

Register now and join us at the 28th International Conference on Building Materials, Products and Technologies in Brno.

Sponsor

Broaden your visibility within the ICBMPT community by showcasing your name to leading scientists and industry professionals.

ICBMPT registration process

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Participant and company registration.
Active participant, fills in information for the paper.

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Abstract acceptation

The participant will be informed about the acceptance of the abstract in the relevant section of the ICBMPT

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Call fot full paper submission

The ICBMPT editorial board review

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Editorial board statement

Editorial board statement on the recommendation for publication in the journal Acta Polytechnica

If the full paper is recommened by the editorial board, the submission process in Acta Polytechnica can start.

Acta Polytechnica
Submission Process

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Sign Up for Acta Polytechnica account

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Select the ICBMPT section below the Title

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Upload article

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Review

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Publication

Important info and dates for authors

Selected contributions will be published in the peer-reviewed scientific journal Acta Polytechnica, Journal Impact Factor 0,6 (2023), JCR category Engineering, Multidisciplinary Q3. Recent metrics of the Journal see at WoS.

WoS

Call for Abstracts:

Up To December 31, 2024

Call for Papers:

Up To February 14, 2025

Conference:

June 4-5, 2025

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Venue

A historic site of exceptional character and cultural significance

ICBMPT – International Conference on Building Materials, Products and Technologies – Venue - Hotel Continental Brno

Hotel Continental Brno, an iconic architectural landmark from the early 1960s, exemplifies the Czechoslovak avant-garde movement known as the ‘Brussels Style’. Designed by renowned architects Zdeněk Řihák, Vladimír Kovařík, and Alois Semela, this 15-story building showcases a perfect blend of modernism and functionality. Located in the heart of Brno, the hotel offers a unique connection to the city’s rich architectural history, being situated on a historic site linked to the prestigious architect Adolf Loos.

ICBMPT – International Conference on Building Materials, Products and Technologies – Venue - Hotel Continental Brno

The hotel’s innovative design, which features a triskelion plan and high-pressure heating and ventilation systems, ensures comfort and ample natural light. Its luxurious interiors, highlighted by a stunning spiral staircase and distinctive Brussels Style elements, create an inspiring environment for conference attendees. These architectural marvels make Hotel Continental not only a prime location for our conference but also a place where history, design, and modern amenities come together to provide an exceptional experience for all participants.

ICBMPT – International Conference on Building Materials, Products and Technologies – Venue - Hotel Continental Brno

Hotel Continental
Kounicova 6, 602 00 Brno
Czech Republic

Organizing Team

The Minds Behind the ICBMPT conference scene

Research Institute 
of Building Materials

Výzkumný ústav stavebních hmot, a.s.
Hněvkovského 30/65
617 00 Brno
Czech Republic

Transport Research Centre

Centrum dopravního výzkumu, v. v. i.
Líšeňská 33a
636 00 Brno
Czech Republic