Call for Presenters

At ASBESTOS 2027: Road to Removal, we will explore how we can turn awareness into meaningful action. Our goal is to move beyond discussion and focus on the practical steps, ideas and innovations that will help create an asbestos-free future.

We invite you to submit a brief abstract of no more than 300 words, outlining your proposed presentation. Presentations should be approximately 15–20 minutes and address the conference theme or one of the following abstract themes.

Interested in presenting?

Submit your abstract for consideration by the ASBESTOS 2027 Program Committee.


Submit an abstract

Abstract Themes

Research & Evidence

Insights That Drive Action

Share new research, data and evidence that improves our understanding of asbestos exposure, disease and risk. This theme focuses on insights that can strengthen policy, guide better practice and support progress towards asbestos removal.

AI, Innovation & Efficiencies

Innovation in Practice

Explore the new technologies, ideas and smarter ways of working that are changing how asbestos is identified, managed and removed. This could include artificial intelligence, digital tools, improved processes or practical efficiencies.

Real-World Case Studies

Removal & Remediation

Share practical experiences from asbestos removal and remediation projects. Presenters are invited to explore complex challenges, successful approaches and lessons that others across the industry can apply to their work.

Industry Collaboration

Progress Through Partnership

Show how industry, government, researchers, communities and other stakeholders are working together to achieve better outcomes. This theme focuses on partnerships that improve knowledge sharing, overcome barriers and accelerate progress.

Critical & Emerging Risks

Risks on the Road to Removal

Examine the current and emerging risks affecting asbestos management. Topics may include ageing buildings, natural disasters, unsafe removal, workforce capability and new or changing pathways of exposure.

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