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International Conference on Energy Harvesting and Power Engineering

27 - 28 Jan 2027 Bali, Indonesia Standard / Physical Participation
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ICEHPE conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities SDG 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production
01 Advancements in Energy Harvesting Technologies +
This track focuses on the latest innovations in energy harvesting technologies, including novel materials and systems. Researchers are invited to present their findings on efficient methods for capturing and converting ambient energy.
02 Flexible Harvesters and Nanogenerators +
This session highlights the development of flexible energy harvesters and nanogenerators that can be integrated into various applications. Contributions should explore design, fabrication, and performance metrics of these advanced devices.
03 Electrochemical Storage Systems +
This track examines the latest advancements in electrochemical storage systems, including Li-ion batteries and hybrid supercapacitors. Papers should discuss innovations in materials, design, and efficiency improvements.
04 Bio-inspired Energy Generation and Conversion +
This session invites research on bio-inspired approaches to energy generation and conversion, drawing inspiration from natural systems. Presentations should focus on the principles, designs, and efficiencies of such systems.
05 Energy Harvesting Circuits and Interface Electronics +
This track addresses the design and implementation of circuits and interface electronics that optimize energy harvesting. Contributions should focus on innovations that enhance the performance and integration of these systems.
06 Wireless Sensor Networks Powered by Energy Harvesting +
This session explores the integration of energy harvesting technologies in wireless sensor networks. Researchers are encouraged to present their work on system design, energy efficiency, and practical applications.
07 Wind and Flow Energy Systems +
This track focuses on the development and optimization of wind and flow energy systems for sustainable power generation. Papers should address technological advancements, efficiency, and real-world applications.
08 Materials Synthesis for Energy Applications +
This session invites contributions on the synthesis of advanced materials for energy harvesting and storage applications. Researchers should discuss novel approaches, characterization, and potential applications of these materials.
09 Micro/Nano Electronics for Energy Applications +
This track examines the role of micro and nano electronics in enhancing energy harvesting and storage systems. Presentations should focus on design, fabrication techniques, and integration challenges.
10 Computational Modeling and Nanoscale Fabrication Techniques +
This session explores computational and theoretical modeling approaches alongside nanoscale fabrication techniques relevant to energy systems. Contributions should highlight advancements that improve device performance and reliability.
11 Energy Efficiency and Power Management Strategies +
This track addresses the critical aspects of energy efficiency and power management in energy harvesting systems. Researchers are invited to present strategies that optimize energy usage and enhance system longevity.