KEY DEADLINES
30 July 2025 Deadline for submission of abstracts through IAEA-INDICO for contributed talks
30 August 2025 Notification of acceptance of abstracts and of assigned awards
Over the past decade, digital engineering has transformed the way complex systems are designed, analysed, and optimized, enabling more efficient and predictive approaches across various industries, including aerospace, automotive, and healthcare. In fusion energy research, the integration of simulation and data into technologies such as digital twins is emerging as a powerful tool to enhance the design, operation, and performance of fusion devices. By creating high-fidelity, real-time virtual replicas of physical systems, digital twins enable predictive maintenance, advanced control strategies, and accelerated innovation. These technologies are playing an increasingly vital role in fusion research and development, supporting experimental design, facility optimization, and operational planning. This workshop aims to bring together experts, researchers, and industry professionals to explore the latest advancements, share knowledge, and address key challenges in applying digital engineering to fusion energy. The insights and outcomes of this workshop will contribute to ongoing international efforts to accelerate fusion development through advanced computational methodologies.
Objectives
The purpose of the event is to bring together experts, researchers, and industry professionals to foster knowledge sharing and address emerging challenges in digital engineering applied to fusion energy research.
Target Audience
