The 37^th Real World Emissions Workshop

 March 21-24, 2027

Marriott Long Beach

Long Beach, CA

The 37^th Real World Emissions Workshop will take place at the Marriott Long Beach Downtown hotel in Long Beach, CA, from March 21-24, 2026. The 2027 workshop honors over 30 years of research and contributions to ever-improving emissions and air quality and continues to evolve in response to research needs. We welcome abstracts highlighting new and novel research in topics relating to:

• • • Real World Emissions Impacts of AI Technologies
    • Emissions Measurement Methods: Ultra-Low Emissions Measurement (How Low Can You Go?)
    • Alternate Fuel, Zero-Emissions Vehicles: Hydrogen, Non-Carbon Fuels
    • Electric and Hybrid Vehicles: Battery-Electric Fuel Cells
    • Fuel Effects on Emissions
    • Non-Exhaust Emissions
    • Emissions Modeling & Inventories
    • Emissions Control Measures: I/M, OBD, Technologies and Strategies
    • Air Quality and Impact of Regional Emissions/Real World Impacts of Policy
    • In Use Exhaust Emissions: On Road, Off Road, and Non-Road

The 2026 Workshop hosted over 170 participants from 11 countries and was co-sponsored by the California Air Resources Board, South Coast Air Quality Management District, and National Renewable Energy Laboratory. 

Abstract Submission Guidelines

Abstract Submission Timeline & Important Dates

 Registration will be available shortly on the CRC Website. A preliminary agenda is expected to be posted in January 2027.

Abstract Submission Requirements

Submission Type

Abstract applications can be submitted as one of the following:  

• • • Platform Presentation
    • Poster Presentation

While we do our best to accommodate your preferred selection, your selection does not guarantee placement in the workshop agenda. Abstracts submitted as platform presentation may be invited as a poster presentation.

Submission Body & Style Guide

Each abstract submission is required to use the abstract style guide, linked below. Abstracts must include the following information and be submitted HERE.

• • • Type of Presentation Requested
      • • Platform Presentation or Poster Presentation. Students are encouraged to identify themselves as student presenters.  Abstracts for demonstrations may also be submitted.
    • Primary Topic Area
      • • Select among the topic areas listed or enter other unlisted topics.
    • Contact Information
    • Biography
      • • Limited to several sentences for the chair to introduce the intended speaker.
    • Speaker Information
      • • Identify if the submitter is not the intended speaker.
    • Title of Talk or Abstract

37^th RWEW Abstract Submission Style Guide

SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT HERE

Review Process & Background

Abstracts are evaluated based on content, originality, and relevance to the workshop. Presentations can describe works in progress or even planned work if the project is of sufficient scope and relevance. Preference for platform presentations is given to those containing new research results. Presentations should not be of a marketing or promotional nature.  

Submission Disclaimer

The Coordinating Research Council assumes the right to publish or reproduce submitted abstracts and all presentations given at the Real World Emissions Workshop on the CRC website and in conference proceedings and to summarize the materials in articles for other publications.

Demonstrations

Demonstrations are also encouraged. If you would like to present a demonstration at the workshop, please submit your application at this link: 

SUBMIT YOUR DEMONSTRATION APPLICATION HERE