PEMD 2010
Power Electronics, Machines and Drives
19-21 April 2010 The Thistle Hotel, Brighton, UK

Welcome to PEMD 2010

The 5th IET International Conference on Power Electronics, Machines and Drives

Organised by the Institution of Engineering and Technology.

PEMD 2010, with its prestigious past and reputation, will focus on the latest developments in electrical drives, machines and power electronic systems. Three days packed full of content, including intimate workshops, and networking features, PEMD 2010 is a must-attend event for those involved in applications, research and experience within this industry.

Event highlights

  • Oportunity to publish results
  • Share practical knowledge with others
  • Meet leading industry and business leaders
  • Drinks Reception on Monday, 19 April
  • PEMD Conference dinner on Tuesday, 20 April at the Old Market
  • All papers presented at the conference will be indexed by IET Inspec
    and IEEE Xplore.

In addition...

we are delighted to be able to offer authors of suitable papers, an additional route to publication - via the forthcoming peer-reviewed IET Research Journal: IET Electrical Systems in Transportation (launching in March 2011).

 

Subject to receiving suitably enhanced and expanded conference papers, the journal will devote one of its issues to a dedicated “PEMD Special Issue”. As with all IET Research Journals, IET EST will be included in the IEEE Xplore database and be indexed by Inspec and EI from launch. In addition, this new publication will be under consideration for inclusion in SCI-E (ISI) from the outset. All expanded conference papers submitted to IET EST will be subject to an additional (and separate) peer-review process. This new publication will begin to accept regular papers from early 2010, at which point a dedicated webpage and submission site will be available.

 

Meanwhile, if you have any questions regarding the journal - including information on the journal’s scope - please contact the IET EST Managing Editor Lee Baldwin or the journal’s Editor-in-Chief Prof. Sandy Smith (University of Manchester, UK)