We invite researchers and technologists to organize a Mini-Symposium (MS) or a Special Technical Session (STS) at EUROGEN 2025. Organizers are encouraged to propose a session theme along with a group of suggested speakers or presentations.
In line with past editions of EUROGEN, we also welcome additional submissions aligned with published MS or STS topics.
In addition, authors are invited to submit abstracts through the open call, independent of any MS or STS. These will be reviewed and grouped into thematic sessions coordinated by the conference organizers.
A Mini-Symposium (MS) or a Special Technology Session (STS) covers one or several of the conference topics (see list below). An MS addresses novel methods and tools with a more upstream, research-oriented focus, while an STS focuses on innovative technologies with industrial and societal applications. Organizers of an MS or STS will select the contributing papers for their session.
We encourage submissions that explore innovative methods for optimizing design and control using evolutionary algorithms, multi-objective optimization, and other advanced strategies.
The conference aims to address challenges in maximizing efficiency and effectiveness in engineering systems through advanced modeling and optimization strategies.
Important dates
Abstracts for Single Papers due: March 31, 2025 NEW DATE: April 30
Notification of Acceptance of Single Papers: April 7, 2025 NEW DATE: May 7
Conference topics
Major Application Areas
- Aeronautical Aerospace and Space Engineering
- Automotive Engineering
- Bioengineering and Biomedical Sciences
- CAD and Manufacturing
- Civil and Structural Engineering
- Economics and Finance
- Electromagnetics and Electronics
- Energy, Environment and Climate
- Logistics
- Maritime Engineering
- Material Science and Technology
- Multiscale optimization in Micro-and-Nano-Mechanics
- Offshore, Coastal and Marine Engineering and Operations
- RAMS and Risk Analysis
- Telecommunications
- Turbomachinery
- Smart & Composite Materials and Structures
- Urban Mobility
Algorithmic Topics
- Adjoint based and One-shot Methods
- Artificial Intelligence, Surrogates-Metamodels and Fuzzy Systems
- Cloud computing, GPGPU computing environment
- Design Optimization under Uncertainties
- Game Strategies
- Goal oriented optimization for mesh and meshless methods
- Hybrid Methods, Metaheuristics and Evolutionary Algorithms, Machine Learning
- Life-cycle design optimization and structural health monitoring
- Linear, nonlinear, stochastic, parametric, discrete and dynamic programming & modeling
- Mathematical programming, constraint programming
- Multi-criteria decision Making
- Multidisciplinary, Multiphysics and Multi-objectives and Multi-criteria Optimization Methods
- Optimization in Micro- and Nano-Mechanics
- Parallel and Distributed Computing in Optimization
- Robust Design & Reliability Based Design Optimization
- Shape and Topology Optimization
Abstract submission - MS and STS
Submission Guidelines:
• Provide a brief description of your proposed MS/STS, including the title.
• Include the names of four recommended speakers, one of whom may be designated as a keynote speaker.
• Sessions will be two hours in duration.
• Use the submission template to format your proposal.
Accepted abstracts will be published in the Abstract Book on the conference website. Additionally, full papers are welcome and will be published as a hard copy by Springer after the conference (optional).
Submission Deadline: February 28, 2025 NEW DATE: April 30, 2025
As a token of appreciation, you and your keynote speaker will be invited to an exclusive appreciation dinner.
Please upload your submission in a PDF format using the 'Upload Your Submission' button below.
We look forward to your valuable contributions in shaping an engaging and insightful conference!
Accepted Mini-Symposia
Machine Learning and Data-Driven Innovations in Aerodynamic Optimization and Uncertainty Quantification
Chair: Esther Andrés Pérez
Advanced Methods for Topology and Shape Optimization
Chair: Daniela Masarczyk
Control Design for Environmental Advancement and Research
Chair: Éloïse Comte
Partial Differential Equations-Governed Models and Optimization in Engineering Applications
Chair: Rabia Altunay
NOTE: See also the 'Sessions in Development' section at the end of the page.
Abstract submission - Single papers
We welcome your contributions to EUROGEN 2025. Please follow the guidelines below to ensure a smooth submission process.
Submission Requirements:
• Prepare a one-page abstract using the attached template.
• Submit your abstract in PDF format via the "Upload Your Submission" button below.
• Deadline for submission: March 31, 2025. NEW DATE April 30, 2025
Review Process & Notifications:
• All submissions will undergo a review process.
• You will be notified of the review outcome via email by April 7, 2025. NEW DATE May 7
• Accepted abstracts will be published in the Abstract Book on the conference website. Additionally, full papers are welcome and will be published as a hard copy by Springer after the conference (optional).
Final Program Inclusion:
• To be included in the Final Program, at least one author must register and complete payment by July 1, 2025.
We look forward to your valuable contributions and to an engaging and insightful conference!
Sessions in Development
Based on current submissions; titles and topics may evolve
For more information about the sessions, please contact the Conference Chair, Prof. Jari Hämäläinen at Eurogen2025@lut.fi
Surrogate modeling and multi-fidelity frameworks
Keywords: Gaussian Processes, Reduced Order Models, Dimensionality Reduction
(UMAP, PCA), Multi-fidelity Monte Carlo, Bayesian Optimization
AI and data-driven optimization for manufacturing systems
Keywords: Neural Networks, Principal Component Analysis, Evolutionary Algorithms,
Data Mining
Geometry and shape optimization in complex physical systems
Keywords: Shape Derivatives, Immersed Boundary Methods, Gradient-Based
CAD Integration, Algorithmic Differentiation (ADOL-C), RBF-FD Meshless Methods
Topology Optimization and thermodynamic modeling
Keywords: Hamilton’s Principle, Level-Set Methods, Finite Element & Generalized
Finite Difference Methods, Thermodynamic Consistency, SIMP
Dynamical systems and operator-theoretic frameworks
Keywords: Koopman Operator Theory, Spectral Decomposition, Additive Stochastic
Processes, MCMC Methods