About the Conference

Mechanical Engineering Department at OP Jindal University, invites delegates from academia and industry to be a part of the Mechanical Engineering International Conference 1.0 (MEICON 1.0) in Hybrid Mode. The conference aims to bring together leading academicians, scientists, researchers, scholars, and industry experts to exchange and share their experiences and research work in the field of Mechanical Engineering. It is aimed at providing interdisciplinary forum for researchers, practitioners, and educators to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, concerns, practical challenges, encountered, and the solution adopted in their respective fields. The conference will have oral presentations from delegates from academia, R&D organizations, and Industries. Student delegates (Ph.D., Master’s, and Bachelor’s) will be given an opportunity to present their work in the form of oral/poster presentations. Certificates of appreciation will be awarded for the best poster and oral presentation.

Objectives of the Conference

In order to explore the underlying facts, the conference has the following objectives:

• To Bring together academicians, researchers, industrialists, and stakeholders across the world on a common platform to present their findings related to research and development in the areas of Mechanical Engineering.
• To Provide an opportunity for the participants to share their knowledge, interact with the experts of these areas, and focus on the recent advancement as well as future outlook in Mechanical Engineering.
• To stimulate the analytical skills in the core and non-core domain of the participants.
• To Provide the pool of inventive wisdom and concepts to engrave its forte.
• To Provide a bridge to all participants for association and alliance in future research activities.
• To furnish a forum for conferring the further developments and demands in the industry.

Target Participants

MEICON 1.0 is open for submissions to all academicians, industry persons, executives, policy makers, consultants, scholars, social workers and research and development community concerned with Mechanical Engineering and technology.