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Please note the important abstract submission information for InstMC 2024.

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Please follow this link for the abstract submission portal.

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Your abstract should correspond to the following criteria and this information will be required to complete your submission process:

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• An extended abstract on the template provided (Template available here)

• Between 4 and 6 pages

• Include a short abstract (of about 150 words)

• Up to 8 references

• An informative title (not more than 27 words)

• The names and e-mail-addresses of all contributors

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Important Dates: The final deadline for the submission of abstracts is 12th May 2024 . You will be informed about the acceptance of your contribution by 27th May 2024.

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The Conference looks to accept original, high-quality contributions from all relevant fields of the highly topical and multi-disciplinary subject of measurement, sensors, and associated instrumentation.  The Conference will cover:

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• Practical developments of sensors and sensor systems ‘in the field’

• A wide range of application areas, with an emphasis on both applied and theoretical aspects

• All aspects of the theory, research, development, manufacturing and applications of the science, engineering and technology of the highly interdisciplinary field that comprises sensors, sensor systems and their applications today

• Results of research embracing both simulation and experimental work, which may deal with practical or new industrial applications related to innovative sensors

• New developments in sensor design, including modelling, and

• The applications of sensors to novel research in different areas of instrumentation. 

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Of particular interest are recent developments in the field, including:

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• sensors for Industry 4.0 and Digital Twins

• sensor data fusion

• sensors and machine learning and Artificial Intelligence

• sensor use and evaluation in industry including sensor packaging, sensor durability and long-term testing and evaluation

• education and training in sensors and sensor systems and health and safety aspects of the use of sensor systems.

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In light of the above topics of interest on which papers are invited include (but are not limited to):

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• Photonic Sensors Including Optical and Optical Fibre Sensors

• Chemical, Electrochemical and Gas Sensors

• Acoustic and Ultrasonic Sensors

• Sensor Modelling and Evaluation

• Sensor Materials, Fabrication and Packaging

• Microfluidics and Biosensors

• Sensor Networks and IoT

• Sensor Systems: Signals, Processing and Interfaces

• Emerging Sensor Technologies and Applications

• Actuators, Energy Harvesting and Powering Sensors

• Sensor Data Processing

• Wearable Sensors and Systems

• Sensors in Industrial Practices and sensors for safety and security.

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Publication of the Conference material.  Accepted extended abstracts will be published on the Conference website.  Further, a selection of the best accepted papers will be invited to submit full articles to the Journal Measurement: Sensors, published by Elsevier, for a Special Issue dedicated to the innovation in sensors and systems.