2nd World Conference on Mechanical Engineering

Join us at the Engineering Mechanics Institute Conference 2023 (EMI 2023)—the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) premier annual mechanics conference. This conference will be hosted at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Georgia, with organization led by Professors Chloé Arson and Yang Wang. The conference will provide a forum for researchers and practitioners, where the fundamental and applied advances in engineering mechanics will be on display. At the conference, learn about the latest discoveries in the field of engineering mechanics, disseminate your own contributions at topical sessions, support our students engaged in various EMI activities, listen to distinguished plenary lecturers and participate in discussions, panels and networking events to advance engineering mechanics education, research and practice.

The 4th SPACE International Conference 2023 on Architecture, Building and Construction will be held in London on 6-7 July 2023. We provide an ideal platform to discuss the recent advances, research results and practical experiences in the fields of Architecture, Building and Construction. SPACE Studies of Planning and Architecture invites researchers, policymakers and industry practitioners to share knowledge from their fields of expertise according to the themes of the Conference.

The Marcum Ohio Construction Summit is dedicated to updating construction industry professionals on the economic state of the construction industry. This complimentary event draws construction contractors and other service providers from across Ohio.

Welcome to the World Conference on Electrical Engineering – a premier academic event that will bring together scientists, educators, researchers, and members of government, private companies, and non-profit organizations. We are excited to welcome you in Berlin, Germany on the 11 – 12 August 2023. This conference will feature research on a number of important subjects in the field: magnetostatics, controllability, intelligent control, semiconductors, transistors, signal processing, wireless networks, and digital audio broadcasting, to name a few.