Registration is now open for the GPPS Zurich19 Technical conference + GPPS Forum19 Industry Platform, taking place 15th–16th and 17th-18th January 2019 respectively.

This two plus two day event is an excellent occasion for you to meet with turbomachinery and energy experts from across the world, creating many opportunities for networking, collaboration, and building of trusting relationships.

The theme for the new dedicated European Technical Conference, Zurich19 will be Rotating Machinery and we look forward to welcoming young academic talents to present and discuss their research work.

Forum19 will consist of two days of panel discussions and keynotes with the aim of uniting thought leaders and researchers in industry, academia, and government to address trends, challenges and opportunities in their respective fields. It will promote the direct exchange of ideas and views by senior academics and industry executives engaged in the power and propulsion industry to network and develop future roadmaps.

Additionally, new to this event we will be offering membership options allowing you to save 10% of your event ticket price. New members have the option of either registering as Early Career or Professional; for a breakdown of each membership option, please refer to the GPPS Membership Program website.

We look forward to welcoming you in Zurich in January 2019!

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The GPPS Executive Committee is delighted to announce the 2nd Asia and Middle East technical conference which will be hosted by the city of Beijing and Beihang University.
 
The conference will be held on the 16th - 18th September 2019 and will be an opportunity for researchers in industry and academia to meet and hear the latest developments in the field of turbomachinery technologies.
 
The Conference Chair will be Prof. Xiaofeng Sun from Beihang University, with the Review Chair being Prof. Bob Kielb from Duke University.

We are pleased to announce that the GPPS Montreal18 is being indexed by Google Scholar.

All future events will be immediately added for inclusion to Google Scholar. In the coming months the GPPS event proceedings archive will be added to the database.

We are pleased to announce that the GPPS Journal has been accepted into the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ).

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