International Conference on Advances in
Aerospace and Energy Systems
(IAES - 2026)

Venue:

ISRO Propulsion Complex, Mahendragiri, Tamil Nadu, India

16th – 18th April 2026

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Overview

The Second International Conference on Advances in Aerospace and Energy Systems (IAES 2026) is a unique platform in India where professionals from propulsion, transportation, energy, and power generation come together to discuss advances in their respective areas, share expertise, and strengthen collaborations.

Advances in R&D can be channelized to overcome challenges in industrial production. The three-day conference includes plenary and keynote talks followed by research paper presentations.

IAES 2026 also provides an avenue for innovators and business leaders to showcase their ideas and research work. It is an opportunity to exhibit products and services, and to visit various facilities at IPRC.

Conference Topics

Aerospace Engineering and Propulsion Systems
Automation, Artificial Intelligence, and Robotics
Automotive Technology
Bio-Heat Transfer and Biomechanics
Computational and Experimental Fluid Dynamics
Computational and Experimental Heat Transfer
Energy Storage and Conversion Systems
Environmental and Climate Impact Studies
Materials, Manufacturing, and Structural Design
Safety, Health, and Emerging Technologies
Sustainable and Clean Energy Technologies
Systems Engineering and Optimization

Important Dates

Submission of extended abstract

15th December 2025

Abstract acceptance

20th December 2025

Full paper submission

20th January 2026

Reviewer comments and feedback

20th February 2026

Submission of camera-ready paper

15th March 2026

Patrons

Patron 1

Dr.V.Narayanan

Secretary, DOS/Chairman,Space Commission/ Chairman, ISRO

Patron 2

Dr.Ajit Kumar Mohanty

Secretary, DAE/Chairman, AEC

National Advisory Committee

Shri. Asir Packiaraj J – Director,IPRC
Shri. Rajarajan A - Director VSSC
Shri. Sankaran M - Director URSC
Shri Mohan M - Director LPSC/CMD,NSIL
Shri. Padmakumar ES - Director, SDSC
Shri.D.K. Singh - Director,HSFC
Shri. Rajeev Jyoti - Technical Directorate,IN-SPACE
Shri.Sowmianarayanan L - Director,IISU
Prof. Dipankar Banerjee - Vice Chancellor,IIST,Thiruvananthapuram
Prof. V.Kamakoti - Director,IIT Madras
Prof. P.K. Vijayan - President,ISHMT/ IIT,Jammu
Prof.C.Balaji - IIT,Madras
Dr.G.Aghila - Director,NIT,Trichy
Shri. Jayakrishnan S -CEO,HAL, Bengaluru
Dr. Bairava Ganesh R - Head Engineering, Tata Power Solar,Tirunelveli
Shri. SN Vijayakumar - Executive Director, Cryogenics,IOCL
Dr.Sunil Kumar - Patron,ISHMT-RCT/President Elect,ISHMT
Shri. Narayanan Appu - Associate Director, IPRC
Shri. J Sivakumar - Deputy Director,IPRC

International Advisory Committee

Prof. Sandra Boetcher - E-R Aeronautical University, USA
Prof. Gary Rosengarten -RMIT University, Australia
Prof. Mina Shahi - University of Twente., Netherlands
Prof. Ramesh Narayananaswami - University of Curtin, Australia
Prof. Anand Veeraraghavan - University of Queensland, Australia
Prof. P.V.Aravind - Institute Groningen, Netherlands
Prof. Stephanie Lizy-Destrez - ISAE-SUPAERO, France
Prof. Bing-Chen Wang - University of Manitoba, Canada
Dr. Jeremie Lasue - IRAP, France
Dr. Vsevolod Peysakhovich - ISAE-SUPAERO, France
Dr. Vasily B. Rusanov - IBMP RAS, Russia
Dr. Leo Hwa Liang - National Univ. of Singapore, Singapore
Prof. Vijayan K.Asari - University of Dayton. USA

Local Organising Committee

Shri. J.Sivakumar – IPRC (Chair)
Dr. Shine S.R. – IIST
Dr. Deependran B. – VSSC
Shri. N.Jayan – VSSC
Dr. Venkatesh N. – LPSC
Shri. Anand K. – VSSC
Shri. Sundar B. – VSSC
Shri. R.Santhanam – IPRC
Dr. Bijukumar K.S. – LPSC
Shri. Ajayalal P.R. – LPSC
Shri. V.Ganapathy Subramanian – IPRC
Dr. Reji Joseph – LPSC
Dr. Deepu M. – IIST
Shri. Harikrishnan G. – ISRO HQ
Shri. S.S.Murugan – IPRC
Smt. D.Gayatri Devi – IPRC
Shri. M.Jegesh David – IPRC
Shri. B.Ayyappan – IPRC
Shri. M.Suresh – IPRC
Smt. K.S.Deepa – IPRC
Shri. P.Gowthaman – IPRC
Shri. V.Kalimuthan – IPRC
Shri. Shibu Mathew – LPSC
Dr. Deepak Kumar Agarwal – LPSC
Shri. Kamal S. – IPRC
Dr. Pradeep Kumar P. – IIST
Dr. Praveen Nair – VSSC
Shri. Samik Jash – VSSC
Dr. Jo Paul K. Ignatius – VSSC
Smt. Cross Sapna A.– IPRC
Shri. Rahul Govind – IPRC
Shri. Lokesh Kumar – IPRC
Dr. Jose Prakash M. – ISHMT_RCT
Shri. J.C.Pisharady – ISHMT_RCT
Dr. Susheel Kumar S. – ISHMT_RCT
Dr. R.Rajesh Rohini – CET
Dr. A.Lenin Fred – Mar Ephraem CET
Dr. Deepu T.S – IPRC
Harshida S Modi – IPRC
Smrutisikta Mallick – IPRC
Dr. Ganesh P. – IPRC (Org.Sec.)

Registration Fees

Delegation Type on or before 20/02/2026 After 20/02/2026
Indian Delegates Accompanying Dependent INR 5900*
INR 2950*
INR 7080*
INR 2950*
Indian Students INR 2596* INR 2596*
Foreign Delegates Accompanying Dependent $ 200
$ 100
$ 250
$ 100
Foreign Students $ 100 $ 150

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About the Conference

The Second International Conference on Advances in Aerospace and Energy Systems (IAES 2026) is a unique platform in India where professionals from propulsion, transportation, energy, and power generation come together to discuss advances in their respective areas, share expertise, and strengthen collaborations. Advances in R&D can be channelized to overcome challenges in industrial production. The three-day conference includes plenary and keynote talks followed by research paper presentations. It also provides an avenue for innovators and business leaders to showcase their ideas and research work. IAES 2026 offers an opportunity to exhibit products and services, and to visit various facilities at IPRC.

About ISRO Propulsion Complex (IPRC)

ISRO Propulsion Complex (IPRC), located at the picturesque foothills of Mahendragiri Hills, Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu, near Kanyakumari, is the major testing hub of ISRO’s liquid propulsion systems. The role of IPRC is to carry out research and development for the design, assembly, integration, and testing of liquid propulsion systems for satellites and launch vehicles, including cryogenic engines and stages. It is responsible for the development, qualification, and acceptance testing of propulsion sub-systems and systems for ISRO’s space missions. IPRC is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities for testing and evaluation of these advanced systems.

Call for Papers

Abstract submission portal will be available soon

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Nearby Tourist Locations

Kanyakumari

Kanyakumari, approximately 25km (15mi) from Mahendragiri, marks the southernmost point of mainland India, where the Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea, and Bay of Bengal converge in a spectacular meeting of waters. Once referred to as Cape Comorin, the town is renowned for its breathtaking sunrises and sunsets that can be witnessed over the confluence in a single day. Just off the coast, the Vivekananda Rock Memorial and the towering 133-foot Thiruvalluvar statue stand as prominent landmarks, now connected by a glass bridge that adds a modern dimension. The Gandhi Mandapam, situated on the shore, commemorates the Indian freedom. Visitors can also explore the nearby Sucheendram Temple, historic sites such as Vattakottai Fort and Padmanabhapuram Palace, and experience natural beauty at Thiruparappu Falls and Chitharal Jain rock temple built during 9th Century.Kanyakumari offers excellent connectivity,with air,rail, and road options, and the nearest airports being Thiruvanathapuram International Airport and Tuticorin Airport.

The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.