Publication Schedule

Submission of Draft Paper Deadline: April 17, 2009 Extended to May 30, 2009 Paper Reviews Completed; Author Notification of Final Acceptance Deadline: May 22, 2009 Extended to June 15, 2009 See the full publication schedule.

Copyright Forms

A revised ASME Copyright Form is available for use by all authors, effective immediately. Please disregard all former versions since they will not be accepted. As in the past, a pre-populated form will be available through the Tool once an author’s draft paper has been accepted. Full automated submission of copyright will be implemented within the next six months.

Attention ICEF2009 Authors

For each paper that is peer reviewed and accepted for publication in the conference proceedings, a designated "presenter" will be identified and required to pay the appropriate registration fee by the established deadline of Friday, July 10, 2009. For more information about this requirement, please visit the Publication Policy page.

ASME Journal

In addition to submitting an abstract to Internal Combustion Engine conference, those interested in submitting a full paper are invited to submit to the ASME Journal of Engineering for Gas Turbines and Power.

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Attention Authors! A revised ASME Copyright Form is available for use by all authors, effective immediately. Please disregard all former versions since they will not be accepted. As in the past, a pre-populated form will be available through the Tool once an author’s draft paper has been accepted. Full automated submission of copyright will be implemented within the next six months. Copyright Guidelines

Engines for Rail, Marine, Automotive, Off-highway, Stationary and Industrial Applications

Engine professionals know that an ASME Internal Combustion Engine Conference is the place to get carefully-reviewed, leading-edge information needed to be competitive. We know your time is valuable, so we pack a lot of information into a two day technical program, and include a technical tour on day three so you can see how our industry works.

This conference addresses the design, development and application of compression-ignition, spark ignition, rotary and reciprocating engines. Technical areas covered at the Internal Combustion Engine Conference include:

• Large Bore Engines (all aspects)
• Fuels
  
  • Alternate Fuels and Hydrogen
  • Alternative Fuel Properties and Their Effects on Engine Performance and Emissions
• Advanced Combustion
  
  • Low Temperature Combustion (HCCI, "Clean Diesel Combustion")
  • Fuel Injection and Sprays
• Emission Control Systems
  
  • Technologies for Light- and Heavy-Duty Diesel Engines
• Instrumentation, Control & Hybrids
  
  • Advanced Sensors and Engine/Vehicle Monitoring
• Numerical Simulation
  
  • Engine Simulation and Diagnostics
  • Combustion Modeling
• Engine Design, Lubrication & Applications
  
  • Components, Materials, Dynamics and Wear
  • Lubrication and Friction
  • User Experiences

We also schedule multiple networking opportunities into the conference because we know our conference attendees need to do business.