For Authors
We invite original contributions from all areas of electrical power engineering.
Symposium topics
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following areas:
Generation, transmission, distribution and consumption of electricity
The full chain from power plants to end users — producing, transmitting and delivering electricity efficiently and reliably.
High-voltage engineering, diagnostics and electromagnetic fields
Insulation systems, high-voltage testing and diagnostics, and the modelling of electromagnetic fields in power equipment.
Electrical protection, cybersecurity and grid resilience
Relay protection, fault analysis and defence against cyber threats that keep critical grid infrastructure secure.
Control, optimization and liberalization of the electricity market
Operation and dispatch of power systems in a liberalized market, optimizing both technical and economic performance.
Smart Grids, photovoltaics, energy storage and hydrogen technologies
Integrating renewable sources, batteries and hydrogen into flexible, intelligent distribution networks.
Electromobility, energy communities and decentralized resources
EV charging, local energy communities and the integration of distributed generation into the grid.
Artificial intelligence, machine learning and digital twins
Data-driven models, predictive analytics and digital twins for smarter operation of power systems.
Digitalization, IoT and Industry 4.0 in energy systems
Connected sensors, data platforms and Industry 4.0 automation across the energy value chain.
Instructions for authors
- Research papers for publication must be written in English. English is also the language of all presentations, including the PhD session.
- Each paper will be peer-reviewed by the international scientific committee.
- At least one author of each accepted paper must register and present the paper at the symposium.
- The best symposium papers will be selected and suggested for extended submission in a special issue of Acta Polytechnica Hungarica at no additional cost.
- Questions about submissions: eesymp@tuke.sk (Ing. Ján Zbojovský, PhD.).
Paper format
- Papers are written in English using the symposium template.
- Recommended length: 4–6 pages including figures and references.
- Submit the paper as a PDF file; source files will be requested after acceptance.
- Figures and tables must be legible and numbered, with references in IEEE style.
Templates & documents
⏳ Templates and instructions will be published here soon.
Submission process
- 1Prepare your paper according to the symposium template.
- 2Submit your paper via the EasyChair system before the submission deadline.
- 3Your paper will be peer-reviewed by the International Scientific Committee and you will be notified by e-mail.
- 4Submit the final (camera-ready) version and complete your registration.
- 5Present your paper at the symposium.
⏳ The EasyChair submission link will be published here soon.
Instructions for presenters
- The programme will be available in print form for all symposium attendees.
- After the final acceptance of the articles, participants will receive an e-mail with instructions on how to present the article.
- Keynote lectures: maximum 30 minutes.
- Other sessions: maximum 8 minutes + 2 minutes discussion.
- Presentation format: pptx or pdf.
- Presentations should be brought on USB 15 minutes before the start of the session.
- Symposium language is English — presentations, papers and PhD session speeches are in English.
Important dates
- Full paper submission1 February 2027
- Notification5 April 2027
- Final paper submission31 May 2027
- Symposium8 – 10 September 2027
- Full paper submission — deadline for uploading your paper before the editorial and peer-review process begins.
- Notification — by this date all authors will receive the reviews of their papers.
- Final paper submission — deadline for uploading the revised paper incorporating the reviewers' comments.
