Call for Tutorials
Tutorial sessions provide informative and dedicated training delivered by well-known experts from academia and industry, covering fundamentals and state-of-the-art developments in industrial electronics and related fields. Selected tutorials may include hands-on demonstrations and practical insights for research and real-world applications. Each accepted tutorial will receive one free conference registration.
Important Dates
Tutorial Sessions
Tutorial sessions provide an opportunity for attendees to learn new methods and explore emerging trends. The organizing committee welcomes proposals from leading experts and encourages interactive formats where relevant.
Proposal Content
The tutorial proposal should include the following information (as indicated in the template):
Organization of Tutorial Sessions
How It Works
- Organizers publicize the tutorial to attract sufficient attendees.
- Tutorials are typically scheduled as 3-hour lecture slots.
- Hands-on/tutorial sessions may require participants to bring a laptop; specify requirements clearly.
- The local organization committee will provide the rooms and the required multimedia settings for the lectures.
- Each accepted tutorial will receive one free conference registration along with an honorarium of 500 USD in total..
Restriction
Tutorial organizers should be from at least two different institutions and preferably from more than one country.
Proposal Submission
Please submit your tutorial proposal through the submission portal. Proposals are accepted from November 1, 2025 until May 15, 2026. Early submission is encouraged.
Potential Topics (Examples)
Potential topics include (but are not limited to) the following areas:
Energy
Power Systems and Smart Grid, Renewable Energy Systems, Power Electronics & Energy Conversion, Grid Resiliency, Electrical Machines and Drives, Electric Energy Storage Systems, Resilient Control for Energy Systems, Transportation Electrification.
Control and Robotics
Control Systems, Motion Control, Robotics and Mechatronics, Instrumentation, Sensors and Actuators, Systems Integration and Nano-technologies, Signal and Image Processing, Computational Intelligence.
ICT & Interdisciplinary
Electronics Systems on Chip and Embedded Systems, Intelligent Factory Automation, ICT and AI enabling smart cities, buildings, energy efficiency and sustainability, ICT enablers of autonomy and smart transport electrification, Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems, Deep Learning & ML applications, Microgrid Cybersecurity.
Tutorial Co-Chairs
- Thilo Sauter
University for Continuing Education Krems, Austria - Roberto Oboe
University of Padova, Italy - Chandan Chakraborty
Indian Institute of Technology, India - Ahmed Massoud
Qatar University, Qatar - Mohammed Ben-Idris
Michigan State University, USA - Yousef Ibrahim
Federation University Australia, Australia