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International Conference on Thermodynamics and Energy Conversion

📅 21–22 Jan 2027 📍 Munich, Germany 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track focuses on the latest methodologies and computational techniques in thermodynamic modeling. Researchers are invited to present their findings on the simulation and analysis of thermodynamic systems.

This session will explore innovative technologies for energy conversion, including heat engines and power cycles. Papers addressing the efficiency and sustainability of these technologies are particularly encouraged.

This track examines the role of entropy in various energy systems and its implications for energy efficiency. Contributions that analyze entropy generation and minimization in thermodynamic processes are welcome.

This session will highlight advancements in renewable energy technologies and their integration into existing energy systems. Papers discussing sustainable practices and their thermodynamic implications are encouraged.

This track addresses the challenges and solutions in thermal management across various applications. Researchers are invited to share innovative approaches to enhance heat transfer and thermal efficiency.

This session focuses on novel energy storage technologies and the application of exergy analysis to evaluate their performance. Contributions that explore the thermodynamic aspects of energy storage systems are welcome.

This track delves into the kinetic theory of gases and its relevance to thermodynamic principles. Papers that bridge the gap between statistical mechanics and classical thermodynamics are encouraged.

This session explores the thermodynamics of phase change processes and their applications in energy systems. Researchers are invited to present studies on phase change materials and their impact on energy efficiency.

This track focuses on the thermodynamic principles governing chemical reactions and their applications in energy conversion. Contributions that analyze reaction kinetics and thermodynamic cycles are welcome.

This session examines the application of statistical mechanics to optimize energy systems and processes. Papers that utilize statistical methods to enhance energy efficiency are particularly encouraged.

This track addresses the role of thermal processes in various industrial applications, focusing on efficiency and sustainability. Researchers are invited to present case studies and innovative solutions in thermal management.