AIA Conferences are devoted to all aspects of aerospace
sciences and technology.
AIAC'2025 features two special sessions in memory of our esteemed colleagues:
- Special Session in Memory of Prof. Dr. Cahit Çıray: Focusing on Modeling and Measurement of Turbulent Flows
- Special Session in Memory of Prof. Dr. A. Yalçın Göğüş: Dedicated to Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, and Exergy Analysis
We invite submissions on, but not limited to, the following topics:
- Computational Aerodynamics and High-Fidelity Simulations
- Experimental Aerodynamics and Flow Diagnostics
- Boundary Layer Flows and Flow Control
- Aeroelasticity and Structural Mechanics
- Advanced Aerospace Structures and Materials
- Fracture and Failure of Aerospace Materials
- Flight Dynamics, Guidance, and Control Systems
- Integrated Aircraft Design and Optimization
- Unmanned and Autonomous Aerial Vehicles
- Propulsion and Turbomachinery Systems
- Combustion Modeling and Emission Reduction
- Aeroacoustics and Noise Control
- Wind Engineering
- Spacecraft Design and Orbital Mechanics
- Artificial Intelligence and Data-Driven Methods in Aerospace
- Aerospace Systems Integration and Certification
- Tentative Timetable
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| Abstract submission deadline | : |
May 1st |
| Notification of acceptance | : |
May 31st |
| Paper submission deadline | : |
August 15th |
| Registration fee payment | : |
August 15th |
- Pre-registration
- Authors who intend to contribute to the conference are
invited to preregister in advance
to receive timely announcements, and to help us better prepare.
- Abstract Submission
- Authors are invited to submit extended
abstracts of 3-5 pages with preliminary results, key
figures and references. Abstracts should clearly state
the purpose of the study, the methodology employed, and
should begin with a short summary. Please refer to the Author's Guide in preparing your manuscript.
Abstracts are accepted online.
The uploaded files should be in pdf format.
- Journal Publication
- The extended abstracts submitted to the conference will
be evaluated by the scientific committee for publication in
the open access
Journal of Physics: Conference Series (JPCS).
The selected papers are published only if the authors pay
the additional publication charge.
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