IEEE Region 10 Symposium 2025, Christchurch, New Zealand

Key Dates

Paper Submissions Open Monday 18th October 2024
Paper Submissions Close Extended to 10th March 2025
Notification of Acceptance Monday 31st March 2025
Final Full-Paper Submission Deadline Friday 16th May 2025
TENSYMP Conference Monday 7th – Wednesday 9th July 2025

Paper Submission Information

Manuscripts up to 8 A4-size pages, including figures, tables, and references, prepared using the provided templates in two-column format. All submitted manuscripts will be subjected to two reviews. Accepted papers will be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore subject to meeting IEEE Xplore’s scope and quality requirements. Published and presented papers in all previous conferences are available in IEEE Xplore and referenced in major digital libraries globally.

Paper Templates: available for Microsoft Word and LaTeX at https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates.html

TENSYMP 2025 Paper Specifications and Technical Tracks

Theme for TENSYMP 2025 – “Innovations in Technology: Shaping the Future”

This theme is particularly relevant to IEEE and society as a whole, emphasizing the critical role of technology in tackling global challenges and shaping the future of industries. It holds special significance for Christchurch, New Zealand (the location for TENSYMP in 2025), reflecting how technology has driven the city’s recovery and revitalization following the earthquakes. This aligns closely with IEEE’s mission to advance technology for humanity and addresses the evolving needs of our modern world.

Track 1: Artificial Intelligence & Digital Information

Chair: TBC

Advanced AI applications, Machine Learning, IoT, Big Data, 5G networks, Cloud Computing, AR/VR, Computational Social Science, Digital Twins, and Smart City Technologies.

Track 2: Biomedical Engineering, Health Tech & Resilient Communities

Chair: TBC

Topics: Biomedical Signal Processing, Wearable Sensors, Biomedical Imaging, Computational Systems, Nanobiotechnology, Resilient Healthcare Systems, Disaster Response Technologies.

Track 3: Communications & Aerospace Systems

Chair: TBC

Satellite Communications, Spacecraft Systems, RF, Microwave, Millimeter Wave, Antennas, IoT for Space Applications, Remote Sensing, Aerospace Electronics, Advanced Communications for Aviation.

Track 4: Control, Robotics, and Agritech

Chair: TBC

Robotics and Automation in Agriculture, Precision Farming Technologies, AI-driven Agricultural Systems, Intelligent Instrumentation, Control Systems, UAVs/Drones for Agritech.

Track 5: Power, Energy & Sustainable Transport

Chair: TBC

Renewable Energy Systems, Electric Vehicles, Charging Infrastructure, Smart Grids, Energy Storage, Advanced Hydrogen Solutions.

Track 6: Nanotechnology & Materials for the Future

Chair: TBC

Nanoelectronics, Biomaterials, Nanostructures, Additive Manufacturing, Advanced Materials for Aerospace and Biomedical Applications.

Special Track 1: Women in Engineering, Students / Young Professionals, and Diversity in STEM

Chair: TBC

Promoting inclusivity and diversity in STEM, career development for young professionals, networking opportunities

Special Track 2: Standards and Climate Change

Chair: TBC

Development and Implementation of Technical Standards, Global Standardisation for Emerging Technologies, Role of Standards in Combating Climate Change, Resilient Infrastructure Standards, Sustainability Metrics, Renewable Energy Standards, and International Collaboration.