LISBON 11th International Conference on “Science, Engineering, Technology & Natural Resources” (SETNR-27) scheduled on Feb. 3-5, 2027 Lisbon (Portugal)

SETNR-27


Materials Engineering Engineering & Computer Science (General) Materials Engineering Aviation & Aerospace Engineering Power Engineering Textile Engineering



Call for papers/Topics



Topics of interest for submission include any topics related to:



1. Pure & Applied Sciences 



Sciences provide the fundamental understanding of the natural universe, which feeds directly into engineering designs and technological tools.





  • Physical Sciences





    • Physics: Quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, and optics (fuels semiconductor tech and energy systems).




    • Chemistry: Organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry; polymer science (fuels materials engineering and pharmacology).




    • Astronomy and Astrophysics: Space mechanics, stellar evolution, and cosmic radiation.






  • Life & Biological Sciences





    • Molecular Biology & Genetics: DNA replication, gene editing (CRISPR), and genomics.




    • Microbiology: Virology, bacteriology, and immunology (interrelated with biotechnology and waste management).




    • Ecology: Ecosystem dynamics, biodiversity, and population energetics (directly tied to natural resource management).






  • Earth and Environmental Sciences





    • Geology & Geophysics: Plate tectonics, mineralogy, and seismology (essential for mining and civil engineering).




    • Meteorology & Climatology: Atmospheric dynamics, climate modeling, and weather forecasting.




    • Oceanography: Marine biology, chemical oceanography, and ocean currents.







2. Engineering 



Engineering applies scientific principles to design, build, and maintain structures, machines, and systems.





  • Infrastructure & Mechanics





    • Civil Engineering: Structural mechanics, geotechnical engineering, transportation systems, and urban hydrology.




    • Mechanical Engineering: Fluid mechanics, kinematics, robotics, and thermal systems.




    • Aerospace Engineering: Aerodynamics, propulsion systems, and orbital mechanics.






  • Chemical & Materials Engineering





    • Chemical Process Engineering: Mass transfer, reaction kinetics, and industrial chemical synthesis.




    • Materials Science & Metallurgy: Nanomaterials, biomaterials, smart materials, and crystallography.






  • Electrical & Systems Engineering





    • Electrical Engineering: Power grids, circuit design, and electromagnetics.




    • Systems Engineering: Optimization, control theory, and logistics supply chains.







3. Technology 



Technology acts as the digital and automated infrastructure, optimizing engineering processes and expanding scientific capabilities.





  • Computing & Digital Infrastructure





    • Computer Science: Algorithms, data structures, and computational complexity.




    • Software Engineering: Application development, cloud computing architectures, and DevOps.




    • Cybersecurity: Cryptography, network security, and threat mitigation.






  • Data & Artificial Intelligence





    • Artificial Intelligence (AI): Machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, and computer vision.




    • Data Science & Big Data: Predictive analytics, data mining, and statistical modeling.






  • Advanced Tech Fields





    • Robotics & Automation: Mechatronics, autonomous vehicles, and industrial automation.




    • Quantum Computing: Quantum bits (qubits), quantum cryptography, and superposition algorithms.







4. Natural Resources 



Natural resources focus on the extraction, management, conservation, and sustainability of the Earth's raw assets.





  • Energy Resources





    • Fossil Fuels: Petroleum exploration, coal mining, and natural gas extraction.




    • Renewable Energy: Solar photovoltaics, wind turbine dynamics, geothermal systems, and hydroelectric power.




    • Nuclear Energy: Fission reactors, nuclear fuel cycles, and the development of nuclear fusion.






  • Earth Assets & Agriculture





    • Water Resource Management: Hydrology, aquifer depletion, desalination, and watershed conservation.




    • Mineral & Mining Resources: Ore extraction, rare-earth element processing, and sustainable mining techniques.




    • Forestry & Agriculture: Agronomy, soil science, sustainable logging, and precision farming.







5. Interrelated & Convergence Fields 



These topics do not exist in a vacuum; the most critical advancements occur at the intersection of all four domains.





  • Biotechnology & Bioengineering (Science + Engineering + Tech)





    • Subtopics: Synthetic biology, tissue engineering, bioinformatics, and bioprocess engineering.




    • Interrelation: Uses biological science, applies engineering principles to design living systems, and relies on computing technology to map data.






  • Environmental Technology & Green Engineering (Science + Engineering + Resources)





    • Subtopics: Carbon capture and storage (CCS), waste-to-energy systems, life-cycle assessment (LCA), and bioremediation.




    • Interrelation: Uses ecological science to fix environmental damage by engineering solutions that conserve natural resources.






  • Smart Grid & Energy Technology (Engineering + Tech + Resources)





    • Subtopics: Internet of Things (IoT) in utilities, energy storage systems (battery tech), and decentralized energy networks.




    • Interrelation: Integrates digital technology with electrical engineering to efficiently manage renewable and non-renewable natural resources.






  • Geoinformatics & Remote Sensing (Science + Tech + Resources)





    • Subtopics: Geographic Information Systems (GIS), satellite imaging, and geodesy.




    • Interrelation: Employs computer technology and aerospace engineering to monitor earth sciences and natural resource distribution.






  • Nanotechnology (Science + Engineering + Technology)





    • Subtopics: Molecular manufacturing, nanoelectronics, and targeted drug delivery.




    • Interrelation: Merges quantum physics and chemistry with precise mechanical engineering at the nanoscale to build next-generation hardware.