ICETSIMD 2025 Invites full-length original research papers and review articles from academia, research and development organizations and industry professionals from India and abroad. The research papers should not have been published or under review in any of the journals or conference proceedings. The research papers are invited in the following thrust areas (but not limited to)

• Optics, electromagnetism, relativity, thermodynamics, acoustics, quantum physics, and mechanics.
• Classical mechanics. Thermodynamics and statistical mechanics.
• Electromagnetism and photonics
• Relativistic mechanics, Quantum mechanics, atomic physics, and molecular physics.
• Optics and acoustics, Condensed matter physics, High-energy particle physics and nuclear physics
• organic chemistry, biochemistry, inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical chemistry
• IoT applications for urban planning, transportation, and waste management
• Sustainable architecture and construction methods for smart cities
• Use of IoT and remote sensing for real-time environmental monitoring
• Industry 4.0 technologies (IoT, Al, and automation) for sustainable manufacturing and supply chains
• Sustainable business models and practices enabled by digital transformation
• Machine learning for predicting and mitigating environmental impact
• Al-driven solutions for optimising energy consumption and resource management
• Blockchain applications for transparent and traceable supply chains
• Using blockchain for managing carbon credits and sustainable finance
• Telemedicine and digital health technologies for remote healthcare access
• Technological solutions for achieving SDGs, such as education and healthcare access
• Social impact investing and ethical technology solutions
• Ethical implications of emerging technologies in sustainability
• Regulatory frameworks and standards for sustainable tech practices
• Real-world examples and success stories of technology-driven sustainability initiatives
• Interdisciplinary research and collaboration in addressing sustainability challenges