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Call for Papers

MET 2027 invites contributions of original research, reviews, case studies and industrial applications across four thematic tracks. The formal Call for Papers is issued in October 2026 and abstract submission opens at the same time.

Invitation

Share your work with the global marine engineering community


The conference brings together researchers, engineers, classification societies, regulators and industry to address the decarbonisation and digital transformation of shipping. Every accepted contribution is peer reviewed and presented in a technical session alongside keynote addresses and panel discussions.

Contributions are welcome from academia and from industry alike. We particularly encourage submissions that report practical experience, operational data or regulatory experience, and submissions from postgraduate students and early-career researchers, for whom dedicated sessions are planned.

What you can submit

  • Original research papers
  • Review papers
  • Case studies
  • Industrial applications and operational experience

Abstract length, paper templates and page limits are not yet published. They are confirmed with the formal Call for Papers in October 2026. TBC

Process

How submission will work


  1. Email your abstract

    Choose one of the four thematic tracks and email your abstract to the conference secretariat. The secretariat replies with a submission reference, normally within five working days.

  2. Abstract review

    The international scientific committee reviews every abstract and notifies authors of the outcome.

  3. Email the full paper

    Authors of accepted abstracts prepare a full paper to the published template and email it to the same address by the deadline, quoting the submission reference.

  4. Peer review and final acceptance

    Full papers are peer reviewed. Authors receive final acceptance together with the session programme.

  5. Register and present

    At least one author registers for the conference and presents the work in the assigned technical session.

Abstracts are submitted by email. There is no submission platform and no account to create. Send one email to byongug.jeong@strath.ac.uk with the following.

  • Subject line in the form MET 2027 abstract, Track 01, surname of the lead author
  • The abstract as a Word or PDF attachment, prepared to the template published with the Call for Papers
  • Title, all authors with their affiliations, and the corresponding author's email address
  • The thematic track you are submitting to, and whether the lead author is a postgraduate student or an early-career researcher

The secretariat acknowledges every submission. If you have not had a reply within five working days, please email again.

Key dates

Indicative timeline


WhenMilestone
October 2026Call for Papers issued and abstract submission opens
February 2027Abstract submission deadline
March 2027Notification of abstract acceptance
April 2027Full paper submission deadline
May 2027Final acceptance and programme released
May 2027Registration opens
19 to 20 August 2027MET 2027, Glasgow

Source: MET 2027 preparation plan, draft of July 2026. Conference dates updated August 2026. Submission schedule revised September 2026, so that authors receive final acceptance three months before the conference and can arrange travel and visas in good time. The remaining dates are indicative until confirmed by the organising committee.

Publication

Proceedings and journal special issue

Conference proceedings and a journal special issue are planned. The publisher, indexing and the participating journals will be announced with the Call for Papers.

Publication arrangements are under negotiation. Do not assume indexing or a specific journal until the organising committee confirms it. TBC

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