The Engineering Conference track gives students faculty and industry participants the opportunity to interact in a local forum. Attendees will learn about current research and industry best practices for product development, testing, deployment, and operation. Topics in this track will include:
Energy Systems
Smart Grid; Power Systems Operation and Planning; Sustainable and Renewable Energy Systems; Power Electronics; Electromechanical Energy Conversion and Storage; Energy Consumption Modeling and Optimization; Energy and Environmental Engineering
Signal/Image Processing & Control
Smart Manufacturing & Automation; Intelligent Robot Systems; Artificial Intelligence; Machine Learning & Neural Networks; Sustainable Manufacturing; Manufacturing Process Monitoring and Control
Communication and Computer Engineering
5G and 6G Wireless Communication Technologies; Computer Architecture & High-Performance Computing; VLSI & Low-power Design, Robotic Systems; Internet of Things(IOT)
Electronics and Circuits
Smart Circuits and Systems; VLSI Design; Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology; Optical Communication
Mechanical Engineering
Heat Transfer; Fluid Mechanics; Thermodynamics; Mechanisms & Robotics; Mechanical Design; Mechanics & Mechatronics
Material Science & Engineering
Smart Materials; Innovative Engineering Materials; Materials Design and Applications; Composite Materials Science and Technology; Nanomaterials; Materials and Manufacturing Engineering
Civil and Enviornmental Engineering
Environmental Engineering; Water Resources; Hydrolic Information; Geotech, Water and Air Quality Studies; Instrumentation and Remote Sensing; Geographic Information Systems; Building Information Modeling; New Construction Materials; Sustainable Solutions and Practices; Transportation
Capstone Projects and Undergraduate Research in Engineering
Become published with the IEEE and join other engineers in furthering the knowledge and ideas of the future.
Paper submissions are being accepted through March 1st, 2023. Learn more about paper submission and prepare by reading the IEEE Policy & Guidelines.