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BANGKOK 9th International Conference on “Engineering, Science, Technology & Natural Resources” (ESTNR-27) March 22-24, 2027 Bangkok (Thailand)

ESTNR-27

URL: https://fenp.org/conference/369
Event Date: 2027-03-11 ~ 2027-03-13
Submission Date: 2027-02-18
Organizer: FENP

Power Engineering Structural Engineering Textile Engineering Life Sciences & Earth Sciences (General) Soil Sciences Science & Engineering Education Social Sciences (General)

Call for papers/Topics

Topics of interest for submission include any topics related to:

1. Independent Core Disciplines

These represent the foundational pillars of each distinct field before they intersect with the other domains.

Engineering (Applied Design & Structures)

Mechanical Engineering: Dynamics, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and machine design.

Civil and Structural Engineering: Geotechnical engineering, structural analysis, urban infrastructure, and transportation systems.

Electrical Engineering: Power systems, microelectronics, electromagnetic fields, and control systems.

Chemical Engineering: Mass transfer, separation processes, chemical kinetics, and reactor design.

Science (Foundational Inquiry & Laws)

Physics: Quantum mechanics, relativity, thermodynamics, and particle physics.

Chemistry: Organic synthesis, inorganic chemistry, biochemistry, and physical chemistry.

Biology: Genetics, cellular biology, evolutionary biology, and microbiology.

Earth Sciences: Geology, meteorology, oceanography, and geophysics.

Technology (Information & Systems Execution)

Computer Science & Software: Algorithms, data structures, operating systems, and software architecture.

Artificial Intelligence: Machine learning, neural networks, natural language processing, and computer vision.

Cybersecurity: Cryptography, network security, threat intelligence, and ethical hacking.

Data Science: Big data analytics, statistical modeling, data mining, and database management.

Natural Resources (Earth Assets & Ecology)

Water Resources: Hydrology, limnology, aquifer management, and marine ecosystems.

Energy Resources: Fossil fuel reserves (coal, oil, gas), uranium deposits, and geothermal pockets.

Mineral and Earth Assets: Rare earth elements, industrial minerals, ore deposits, and soil composition.

Biotic Resources: Forestry, biodiversity, fisheries, and agricultural land management.

2. Interrelated Cross-Disciplinary Fields

These subtopics exist at the direct intersections where two or more of these primary fields overlap.

Engineering + Science (The Applied Research Nexus)

Materials Science and Engineering: Designing new polymers, alloys, and ceramics based on chemical and physical properties.

Biomedical Engineering: Merging biological science with mechanical or electrical engineering to create prosthetics and medical devices.

Aerospace Engineering: Applying advanced aerodynamics (physics) and chemical propulsion to aircraft and spacecraft design.

Technology + Science (The Discovery Nexus)

Bioinformatics: Using advanced software technology to map, sequence, and analyze genetic data.

Quantum Computing: Merging quantum physics with computer engineering to create next-generation processors.

Cheminformatics: Utilizing computer models and data technology to predict chemical reactions and discover new drugs.

Natural Resources + Engineering (The Extraction & Management Nexus)

Mining and Petroleum Engineering: Designing systems to safely extract minerals and hydrocarbons from the earth.

Geotechnical Engineering: Studying soil and rock behavior to build safe dams, tunnels, and foundations near natural assets.

Agricultural Engineering: Applying mechanical engineering principles to crop production, soil conservation, and harvesting.

Natural Resources + Science (The Ecological Nexus)

Environmental Science: Studying human impact on natural systems, conservation biology, and climate change mechanisms.

Ecology and Ecosystem Dynamics: Understanding the relationships between living organisms and their natural resource environments.

Geochemistry and Geophysics: Applying chemistry and physics to map the earth's internal composition and resource deposits.

Technology + Natural Resources (The Monitoring & Optimization Nexus)

Geospatial Technology (GIS & Remote Sensing): Using satellites and software to map, track, and manage natural resources, deforestation, and water bodies.

Precision Agriculture: Using IoT sensors, drones, and data analytics to optimize crop yields and reduce resource waste.

Smart Grid Technology: Integrating digital tech to manage the distribution of electricity from various energy resources.

3. Advanced Multi-Disciplinary Subtopics

These complex fields merge all four disciplines to solve modern, global systemic challenges.

Renewable Energy Systems: Designing solar, wind, and tidal hardware (engineering), utilizing meteorological data (science), managing power grids via AI (technology), to harness clean alternatives to fossil fuels (natural resources).

Climate Change Mitigation and Carbon Capture: Developing industrial carbon scrubbing systems (engineering) based on chemical reactions (science), tracked by global atmospheric sensors (technology) to protect the biosphere (natural resources).

Sustainable Circular Economy Architecture: Designing closed-loop manufacturing (engineering) that eliminates pollution (science), optimized by supply-chain blockchain tracking (technology) to minimize the extraction of raw materials (natural resources).

Desalination and Water Security: Building large-scale reverse osmosis plants (engineering) based on fluid dynamics and chemistry (science), monitored by automated flow systems (technology) to provide fresh water (natural resources) to arid regions