Extended Abstract Submission Deadline:
16th February, 2026
Author Notification of Abstract Decision:
23rd February, 2026
Submission of Full-Length Paper for Review:
14th April, 2026
Author Notification of Paper Decision:
5th June, 2026
Revised paper submission:
6th July, 2026
Notification of Acceptance of Revised Paper:
27th July, 2026
Final File Submission:
3rd August, 2026
Presenter Registration Deadline:
3rd August, 2026
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Call for Papers
The Global Power and Propulsion Society (GPPS) has invited researchers to submit abstracts for the 2026 International Technical Conference.
A Student Paper Competition will be held as part of the conference. Eligible students must serve as the lead and presenting authors of their submissions. Winners will be announced during the Technical Conference in Montreal, Canada.
The GPPS Turbomachinery Technical Conference attracts submissions from Europe, the USA, Canada and Asia and is a prestigious event in the Energy and Aviation industries. It provides a prominent platform for young talents to showcase and promote their research. Following the presentation of papers, we are committed to disseminating and endorsing this research through various academic indexing portals. To support authors in advancing their research endeavors, all copyrights will remain with the respective authors after the event.
Note: The abstract deadline has passed, but for exceptional cases or significant research, contact us with your proposed abstract for consideration.
Submission Topics
Authors have been invited to submit abstracts between 200 – 300 words related to the following topics:
- Aeroacoustics & Noise
- Combustor & Combustion
- Data-driven Monitoring
- Deposition, Erosion, Fouling & Icing in Gas Turbines
- Ducts, Nozzles, Exhausts & Component Interaction and Integration
- Energy Systems & Carriers
- Energy Transition & Renewables
- Heat Transfer
- General interest
- Film cooling
- Internal cooling
- Design and analysis methods
- Instrumentation, Control, Testing & Monitoring
- Mechanics and Materials
- Design & Analysis Methods
- Fatigue, fracture and life
- Rotordynamics
- Seal/bearing dynamics
- Stress and vibration
- New materials, coatings, manufacturing
- Optimization, Advanced Modelling, AI
- Pumps
- Real-time Data, Digital Twins & Predictive Maintenance
- Secondary Air System & Sealing
- Supercritical CO2
- Thermodynamic Cycles for Power & Propulsion
- Turbomachinery Aerodynamics
- Axial-flow compressors
- Axial/radial-flow turbines
- Design & Analysis Methods
- Fans/blowers
- Radial/mixed-flow compressors
- Steam turbines
- Turbochargers, small turbomachines, new applications
- Wind turbines
- Turbomachinery Aeroelasticity
- Flutter
- Forced response
- Nonsynchronous vibration
- Design and analysis methods
- Turbomachinery Unsteady Aerodynamics
- General interest
- Blade row interaction and inlet distortion
- Design and analysis methods
- Rotating stall, rotating instability and surge
Note: Based on paper submissions, some topics may be subdivided or merged into sessions.
Submission Guidelines
Authors should submit an abstract of 200 – 300 words through the GPPS webtool, submission instructions can be downloaded here as PDF.
Final acceptance of papers will be determined by peer review of the draft manuscripts and approval of final papers by the Review Chair. If warranted by review, papers may also be recommended for publication in the GPPS journal.
One Author for each paper published in the Conference must attend to present. A registration fee is required.
All presented papers will be published after the Conference, with selected papers published within the GPPS journal after the event.
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