Power Electronics and Motor Drives

Electric Machines and Actuators

Powertrain: Design, Thermal Management, Packaging, and Optimization

Battery, Fuel Cell and, Energy Storage Systems

Electric, Hybrid Electric, Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle System Architectures, and Control

Connected and Autonomous Vehicles, Smart Mobility, Control, and Vehicle Functional Security

Machine Learning, Smart Sensors, Artificial Intelligent, Smart Networks, Robotics, Cloud Computing 

Smart and Micro Grids, EV-Interacting Smart Grid, and Electrical Infrastructure

Electrification of Heavy-Duty and Off-Road Vehicles

Computing Systems, and Nanoelectronics

Rapid Prototyping, Real-Time Simulation, HIL, and SIL for Transportation Electrification

Software Coding, Standards, and Safety

Battery Chargers: Onboard, Wireless, Fast, and Ultra-Fast

Codes, Standards, Policies, and Regulations for Transportation Electrification

 There will be two parts of submissions: 1) Research Poster Proposal and Poster Presentation at the event.

 The research poster proposal abstract includes 200 words with enough

detail explaining the work of the research poster.

 Poster sessions will be held on during the event. During this time, attendees will be browsing the posters and will stop to ask questions and discuss the content.

 Presenting authors must remain near their poster to address questions and present their work for the duration of the poster session.

 All posters must contain figures and graphics from the submitted paper to illustrate and support their work.

 The usable space on each poster board for the poster sessions is approximately 48 inches (122 cm) wide by 36 inches (92 cm) high.(Recommended to use standard IEEE templates)

 The posters must be created, transported to the conference, and presented by an author or their representative.

 The posters must be posted at least thirty minutes prior to the respective poster session.