International Conference on Sustainable Material Processing and Manufacturing
 


SMPM 2019
SUN CITY RESORT, SOUTH AFRICA
08 - 10 MARCH 2019
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Conference Broad Theme: Sustainable Materials Processing and Manufacturing

The Sustainable Materials Processing and Manufacturing conference seeks to bring together distinguished researchers, scientists, engineers, students, and industry stakeholders from South Africa and all over the world to discuss current research and technical applications in this field.

Expected Outcomes:

The Sustainable Materials Processing and Manufacturing conference is expected to:
    • provide a networking platform to shape the future of materials processing and manufacturing in South Africa and globally.
    • raise awareness and prompt action in the promotion of sustainable materials processing and manufacturing in South Africa and the world in general
    • contribute to the principles of sustainable materials and manufacturing processing and development
    • result in the formation of a Sustainable Materials Processing and Manufacturing interest group which will help in the transfer of knowledge from basic research into final products

    Important benefits of attending the conference:

    • All the manuscripts submitted to the conference will go through double blind peer review process.
    • The conference proceeding will have an ISBN number.
    • The Proceeding will be published by Elsevier in Procedia Manufacturing.
    • All the conference papers will be EI indexed and will appear on Scopus with open access to enhance visibility
    • The selected best papers from the conference will be published in two ISI Journals: Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) - Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture and Part N: Journal of Nanoengineering and Nanosystems
    • ASME J Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage will publish a special issue for this conference

The papers published in this conference will be EI-index and published on-line on Science Direct. Furthermore the following two ISI journals would accept the best papers from this conference with the recommendation from session chair and with the approval from the Organising Committee.
  1. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) - Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture
  2. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) - Part N: Journal of Nanoengineering and Nanosystems

The proceedings of the conference has the following ISBN number for your information.

  • 978-0-86970-793-7 Hard copy
  • 978-0-86970-794-4 Electronic copy

Furthermore, the conference is accredited by ECSA for 3 CPD points.



 

More about FEBE

The Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment (FEBE) is one of nine faculties of the University of Johannesburg. It offers both Engineering Technology and Engineering Science undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across 13 departments under five Schools. In keeping with the University’s comprehensive status, the Faculty is the first in South Africa to offer global education to a full range of professional engineering qualifications. The faculty prides itself with innovative approach to teaching, learning, research, entrepreneurship and international partnership in generating sustainable solutions.

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