Welcome to CIRP Design Conference 2024
We are pleased to announce the 34th CIRP Design Conference to be held at Cranfield University, UK, on 3-5 June 2024.
CIRP 2024 brings together the design communities of both academia and industry that support products and their lifecycle.
With a growing trend of digitalisation and its impact on design and manufacturing of high value assets, it is pivotal to address the whole lifecycle of the complex engineered product with improved designs, which will not just meet the long-term needs but also supports both efficiency and performance of the asset.
This edition of the conference mainly focuses on the influence and impact of digitalisation of engineering design.
Conference topics 2024
The 34th CIRP conference will look into the following topics:
Key dates
4 March 2024
Early bird registration opening date
8 March 2024
Notification of abstract acceptance
8 March 2024
Notification of full paper acceptance
15 April 2024
General registration opening date
22 April 2024
Early bird registration closing date
22 April 2024
Camera-ready paper submission
17 May 2024
General registration closing date
3-5 June 2024
Conference
Paper submission
The Organising Committee invites authors to submit manuscripts with significant scientific results with a maximum of 6 pages. All contributions will be peer-reviewed to evaluate their merit prior to being accepted and published in Procedia CIRP.
Based on the reviewer's report and the presentation at the conference, an award panel will make recommendations to the committee that will identify the best paper award.
The submission portal is now open and we invite participants to submit your papers using the templates linked below.
Instructions for the submission of an abstract can be found in the author guidelines.
Please note, you will need to register on Procedia CIRP in the first instance and will need to select the option 'S.I.: PROCIRP_34th CIRP Design Conference' for submitting your abstract.
- Abstract submission template
- Full paper template
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Publication
The proceedings will be published as a special issue of Procedia CIRP (open access) via Elsevier’s ScienceDirect.
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Academic session proposals
The conference organising committee invites experts to host both academic and industry sessions within the conference area and topics. We invite you to send us a proposal (500 words max) with a title for the session, proposal for a session chair and the area they wish to conduct this session.
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Call for industrial exhibitions
Organisations are invited to book a stand to exhibit their products and services related to design. The conference will showcase their exhibits in front of their potential customers and provide the opportunity to network with world-class academics for future collaboration.
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Invitation to TESConf2024
The organising committee of the CIRP Design Conference cordially invite you to attend the forthcoming edition of the Through-life Engineering Services Conference (TESConf) 2024, which will take place on 6-7 June 2024 for a small additional fee. Detailed information on the conference can be found on the event website.
Fees
Early bird and author registration
£575
Author registration
£675
General registration (non-authors)
£575
Extra paper fee
(each registered author may present one additional paper)
£125
Exhibitor registration
(includes one delegate pass)
£875
TESConf2024 add on
(for those planning to attend both the CIRP Design Conference and TESConf2024)
£100
Agenda
Coming soon...
Speakers
Organising Committee
Dr Samir Khan
Senior Lecturer in Internet of Things
Dr Christina Latsou
Lecturer in Smart Manufacturing
Samuel Court
Research Fellow in Augmented Reality and Laboratory Manager
Professor John Ahmet Erkoyuncu
Professor of Digital Engineering
Dr Pavan Addepalli
Lecturer in Degradation Assessment
Dr Maryam Farsi
Lecturer in Through-life Engineering Optimisation
International Scientific Committee
- Ang Liu (Australia)
- Ilpo Koskinen (Australia)
- Klaus Schützer (Brazil)
- Deyi Xue (Canada)
- Fei Tao (China)
- Zhinan Zhang (China)
- Daniela Pigosso (Denmark)
- Alain Bernard (France)
- Nabil Anwer (France)
- Daniel Brissaud (France)
- Yicha Zhang (France)
- Jean-Marc Linares (France)
- Rainer Stark (Germany)
- Jörg Franke (Germany)
- Gisela Lanza (Germany)
- Dimitris Mourtzis (Greece)
- Sotiris Makris (Greece)
- Jozsef Vancza (Hungary)
- Amaresh Chakrabarti (India)
- Yoram Reich (Israel)
- Giovanni Moroni (Italy)
- Yasushi Umeda (Japan)
- Goran Putnik (Portugal)
- Soh Khim Ong (Singapore)
- Khumbulani Mpofu (South Africa)
- Lihui Wang (Sweden)
- Tomohiko Sakao (Sweden)
- Aydin Nassehi (UK)
- Rajkumar Roy (UK)
- Nikolaos Papakostas (UK)
- Sang Gook Kim (USA)
- Roger Jiao (USA)
Location, accommodation and travel
The conference will take place in the Vincent Building at Cranfield University, Bedfordshire.
Please visit our how to find us page to find useful information about getting to Cranfield, parking and finding your way around.
If you require overnight accommodation, we have two hotels on our Cranfield campus. More information can be found on the Venue Cranfield website.
If you would prefer to stay off campus and would like to stay in Milton Keynes we would recommend the Leonardo Hotel in The Hub area, half a mile walk from Milton Keynes train station (rooms from £112.50 per night). Enter this code when booking for a 20% discount: LEOCRAN724.
If you are driving and would like a hotel with a car park please contact sarah.lloyd@cranfield.ac.uk who can advise on an option with a free car park.
How to register
To register to attend the conference, please complete the form linked below.
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