Submit your contribution
Industry and science experts are encouraged to submit their contributions for presentation on the specified topics or any other subjects relevant to the conference’s overarching theme. Abstracts, approximately 300 words in length, should be submitted in English to the conference office. These abstracts must include essential information and significant facts. Online submission is required and should contain the following details:
- Title, subject and topic of the contribution
- 3-6 keywords
- Full name, organization or company, postal and
email addresses of all authors
Before accepting full papers (Scientific Contributions) or presentations (Industrial Contributions), all submitted abstracts will undergo evaluation. Scientific full papers will undergo a rigorous review process before achieving final acceptance. It is intended that the EPTS proceedings, which will include all scientifically accepted papers, will be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore subject to meeting IEEE Xplore’s scope and quality requirements.
CONTRIBUTIONS
Industrial Contribution
Submission of industrial contributions: May 31, 2026
Notification of accepted abstracts: July 17, 2026
SUBMISSION FOR INDUSTRIAL CONTRIBUTIONS CLOSED
Industry experts are specifically encouraged to participate in the application-oriented industrial track by presenting their issues without the requirement of preparing a full paper. Once the abstract is accepted, the presentation slides will be included in the accompanying industrial transcript. This application-oriented contribution provides an excellent platform for both exhibitors and non-exhibitors to showcase their latest and most innovative technologies.
For industrial contributions it is not necessary to prepare a full paper. Instead of this, the presentation shoud be uploaded and will be published in the accompanying industrial transcript.
Scientific Contribution
Submission of scientific abstracts: May 17, 2026
Notification of acceptance of abstracts: June 12, 2026
Submission of full papers: July 14, 2026 → DEADLINE EXTENDED to July 31, 2026 ⭐
Review of full papers: August 28, 2026
Submission of final full papers: September 14, 2026
SUBMISSION FOR SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACTS CLOSED
Once your abstract is accepted, your full paper (4-8 pages) will undergo a thorough review by the program committee. The EPTS proceedings, which will encompass all scientifically accepted papers, are planned for publication by IEEE and indexing on Scopus and Google Scholar. Each scientific paper will have two opportunities for discussion.
Scientific Call for Papers – Procedure and Dates 2026
CALL FOR PAPER TOPICS 2026:
• Dynamic in-motion charging technologies for electric vehicles
• Stationary inductive charging systems and infrastructure
• Resonant and high-frequency WPT architectures for automotive applications
• Manufacturing technologies for WPT components and embedded road systems
• Integration of WPT into road surfaces, vehicle platforms, and production systems
• System efficiency, alignment strategies, and electromagnetic compatibility
• Applications, standardization, and market perspectives for dynamic WPT
• Aluminium Magnet Wires
• Innovative electric machine design for Emobility
• New materials and semi-finished products
• Manufacturing technologies
• Electric drives production systems
• Electric-drives-specific testing
• Winding technologies
• Aluminium Magnet Wires
• Automated processes and machinery for manufacturing
• New joining technologies
• New material systems
• New durability tests
• Application of mechatronic devices
• Advanced thermal management techniques for power electronics
• Highly efficient power transfer technologies
• Dynamic and stationary power transfer systems
• Manufacturing of inductive and dynamic charging systems
• Assembly of stationary charging systems
• System integration
• Applications and markets
• Fuel cells, electrolyzers, and hydrogen storage systems
• Scalable fuel cell and electrolyzer production
• Continuous roll-to-roll component fabrication
• Production technologies for hydrogen storage systems
• Optimizing hydrogen transport and infrastructure
• Quality in fuel cell and electrolyzer production
• Manufacturing of Li-ion and post-lithium material systems
• New electrolyte systems
• New electrode materials
• Integration and modularization techniques
• Automation and robotics in battery cell manufacturing
• Design for remanufacturing and recycling
• Design and processes for remanufacturing and recycling
• Life Cycle Assessment in production environments
• Optimization potentials in manufacturing processes
• Integrating the carbon footprint into economic evaluations
• EoL management and recycling of electric vehicle components
• Sustainable sourcing of raw materials for EV components
• Manufacturing of electrified aviation
• Manufacturing of ground-based e-mobility
• Manufacturing of electrified nautical mobility
• Smart factories and Industry 4.0 in e-mobility production
• Additive manufacturing
• Accompanying economic research
