ACCEPTED SPECIAL SESSIONS (Co-Chairs):
Important: all submitted papers for ICEM should be unambiguously related to the field of electrical machines and drives (and possibly transformers). Thus, papers not meeting this requirement will be immediately rejected without passing through the review process.
SS1. | Electrical Machines for Renewables
Chiara Boccaletti: chiara.boccaletti@uniroma1.it |
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SS2. | High Efficiency Electrical Machines: Innovative Materials, Design, Measurement and Manufacturing Techniques Antonios Kladas: kladasel@central.ntua.gr |
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SS3. | High-Speed Electrical Machines
Lassi Aarniovuori: lassi.aarniovuori@lut.fi |
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SS4. | Innovative Magnetic Materials for Electromagnetic Devices
Luca Ferraris: luca.ferraris@polito.it |
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SS5. | Large synchronous generators
Arne Nysveen: arne.nysveen@ntnu.no |
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SS6. | Motor and Generator Windings – Design, Performance and Manufacturing
Fernando Ferreira: ferreira@deec.uc.pt |
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SS7. | Multiphase Machines Design and Control
Dieter Gerling: dieter.gerling@unibw.de |
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SS8. | Novel Flux Modulation Machines and Controls
Dawei Li: daweili@hust.edu.cn |
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SS9. | Software-Based Design of e-Machines: Present and Perspectives
Paolo Pescetto: paolo.pescetto@polito.it |
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SS10. | Advances in Electrical Machines and Drives for Green Maritime Applications
John Prousalidis: jprousal@naval.ntua.gr |
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SS11. | Thermal Analysis of Electrical Machines Operating Under Harsh Conditions
Antonio Marques Cardoso: ajmcardoso@ieee.org |
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SS12 | Topology, Modelling, Control, and Reliable Operation of Energy Conversion Systems Based on Multi-Port Electrical Machines
Yi Liu: liuyi82@hust.edu.cn |
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SS13. | Application of Electrical Machine in Modern Electric Vehicles
Damijan Miljavec: damijan.miljavec@fe.uni-lj.si |
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SS14. | Electrical Machines Fault Diagnosis During Transient Operation
Konstantinos Gyftakis: k.n.gyftakis@ieee.org |
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CALL for SPECIAL SESSIONS PROPOSALS
A special session is a group of 6 papers (or multiple of 6), organized on the initiative of any volunteer proposing NO MORE than 2 papers inside. Special session topics must be in areas consistent with those of the conference and not overlapping with regular tracks.
Potential organizers (commonly 2 persons from different universities) should do the following tasks:
- send a Call for Papers in the proposed format as the template (1 page max) to Special Sessions Co-Chairs
- send a potential list of authors (not less than 10 independent authors) and invite them to submit if the proposal is accepted
- send a list of potential reviewers (a minimum of 20) to achieve the review process under the proposer(s) leadership (3 reviews per paper).
- Deadline for special session proposals (Special Session Call for Papers: January 15, 2020. January 30, 2020.
- Notification of acceptance: not later than January 31, 2020.
If less than 6 papers are received after the submission, all papers will be dropped in different tracks to be reviewed as regular contributions.
Please do follow the Special Session Call for Papers template.
Instructions to submit the papers will be the same as the one for regular papers when a special session will be accepted.
All proposals (Call for Papers) should be submitted to Special Sessions Co-Chairs:
- Humberto Henao (humberto.henao@u-picardie.fr)
- Martin Riera-Guasp (mriera@die.upv.es)
- Gabriel Domingues (gdomingues@borgwarner.com)