Call For
Tutorials
IEMDC 2027 seeks tutorials on emerging and novel topics to address all aspects of design, operation, control, and systems integration of elecric machines, electromechanical actuators, and the controls and power electronic drive that implement their applications.

All tutorials will be held on
Monday, May 17th, 2027.
Each tutorial is approximately 3 hours long.
Monday, May 17th, 2027.
Each tutorial is approximately 3 hours long.
Important Dates
-
NOVEMBER 15, 2026
Tutorial Proposal Due -
JANUARY 20, 2027
Notification of Acceptance -
APRIL 15, 2027
Full Tutorials Materials Due
Proposal Submission
And Review Process
All tutorial proposals should be submitted in PDF format via email to both the Tutorial Co-chairs, whose contact information is provided below.
- Prof. Eric Severson
University of Minnesota
[email protected] -
Prof. Baoyun Ge
Georgia Institute of Technology
[email protected]
Tutorial Topics & Guidelines
A diverse portfolio of tutorials are solicted for IEMDC 2027 in fundamental knowledge, emerging technologies, industry skillsets or tools, and other creative topics that advance the field of electric machines and drives.
Strongly Encouraged
- ✔ Industry-led or co-hosted lectures
- ✔ Interactive instructor-audience approaches, including hands-on
- ✔ IEMDC 2027 regionally oriented topics
- ✔ Collaborative cross-disciplinary topics or teams
- ✔ Other creative topics or formats that engage the audience
Considered Less Attractive
- ✖ Narrowly focused topics
- ✖ Theory heavy lectures
- ✖ Similar tutorial topics or teams from the immediate past IEMDC, ECCE or other major recent conferences in this area
- ✖ Solicitation of a particular product or service
Potential Topic Areas
Include but not Limited to
Rotating Electric Machines
Electrical Drives
Special Machines, Electromagnetic Actuators and Sensors
Thermal, Materials, and Effeciency Issues and Cutting-Edge Technologies
Artifical Intelligence Based Design, Control or Condition Monitoring
Transportation Applications - High Power and High Torque Densities
Energy and Grid-Connected Applications - High-Performance and High-Efficiency
