CWIEME Berlin invites engineers, industry leaders, researchers, manufacturers, academics and technology experts to submit proposals to speak at the 2027 edition.
Our conference programme brings together the global electrical manufacturing community to share knowledge, showcase technological advancements, address industry challenges and explore the innovations shaping the future of electrification.
Call for Papers opens
Deadline for submissions
CWIEME Berlin agenda released
CWIEME Berlin 2027
At this stage, the requirements are a working title, subject area, and brief description of the proposed content (typically a 1000-word abstract maximum). Please focus on content, technologies, methods, research, results and conclusions, avoiding generic information.
For the Women in Engineering and Future Engineers programmes, we encourage proposals that offer inspirational perspectives, practical strategies and initiatives supporting diversity, skills development, career opportunities and stronger collaboration between academia and industry.
We particularly encourage submissions featuring:
All submissions should be educational, informative and non-commercial, providing clear value to the CWIEME audience rather than promoting products or services.
Whether you are developing next-generation electrical technologies, transforming manufacturing processes, advancing industry research or helping build a more inclusive and future-ready workforce, we want to hear from you.
Join us at CWIEME Berlin 2027 and contribute to the conversations shaping the future of electrical manufacturing. Submit your paper today in one of the below formats.
Research, engineering developments and innovative technologies.
Practical applications, manufacturing solutions and lessons learned.
Collaborative discussions bringing together different perspectives from across the industry.
Each presentation takes between 30 and 45 minutes, including Q&A. This is an excellent opportunity to build your network and reputation communicating your research to a larger audience.
Submit your paper to our team by 27th November 2026. For questions or further information, please contact Alexandra da Fonte Martins.
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Share your expertise with an international audience of engineers, manufacturers, researchers and industry leaders.
Showcase innovative technologies, research and practical industry solutions.
Contribute to discussions addressing the challenges and opportunities shaping electrical manufacturing.
Help inspire the next generation of engineering talent.
For 2027, the programme will feature two cross-sector content stages dedicated to Engineering & Innovation and Manufacturing & Industry, alongside our dedicated Women in Engineering and Future Engineers programmes.
This stage will host content that is technology-led and focused on developing better products, materials and electrical systems. The sessions here will explore the latest technologies, materials and engineering advancements shaping the future of electrical systems, from component design and energy efficiency to automation, AI and digitalisation.
This stage will host industry-led content that is focused on producing more efficiently, scaling capacity and remaining competitive. The content on this stage will address the evolution of electrical manufacturing, from advanced production technologies and smart factories to supply-chain resilience, market trends, productivity and industry competitiveness.
CWIEME Berlin is committed to supporting the industry's efforts to build a more diverse, inclusive and future-ready workforce. Through the Women in Engineering and Future Engineers programmes, we aim to inspire the next generation, encourage collaboration and promote practical solutions to the industry's talent challenges.
Promoting diversity, inclusion and equal opportunities across the electrical manufacturing industry. Through inspiring stories, industry insights and practical strategies, the programme encourages dialogue, challenges barriers and supports the development of more inclusive workplaces.
Bridging the gap between academia and industry by connecting students, researchers and industry professionals. The programme aims to inspire the next generation of engineers, foster collaboration, develop skills and attract new talent to the electrical manufacturing sector.
Submit your paper to our team by 27th November 2026. For questions or further information, please contact Alexandra da Fonte Martins.
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