Technical papers are solicited on all aspects of combustion, particularly those related to the following topics:
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Papers are welcome that span from fundamental combustion phenomena to practical applications of combustion technology, with papers from industrial organizations, strongly encouraged. CICS is always a great forum for students to present their work. Note that presenting a paper at this meeting does not constitute an archival publication, so authors are free to publish their work in an appropriate forum.
Special Session on Student Rocketry in Canada
The CICS 2026 committee is excited to announce the return of special sessions on student rocketry project in Canada. The same abstract and paper submission guidelines and deadlines apply to these papers. We welcome submissions from student rocketry projects on topics related to combustion. Come back for information as information sessions on abstract submission, paper composition and presenting at a scientific conference will be offered.
Guidelines To Submit a Paper
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- The abstract’s length may vary from 400 words up to a full page.
- Acceptance of the abstract is based on review by the Program Committee. Please note that authors whose abstracts are accepted for presentation will be expected to attend the meeting and give their presentation in person.
- Once accepted, you will be invited to submit a final paper (4 to 6 pages) or an extended abstract (min 2 pages). Please name your full paper CICS-XXXXXXXX.pdf, where XXXXXXXX is the automatic confirmation number (e.g. A9LYMGA808) assigned to you in your abstract submission.
- When submitting your abstract, please specify the author’s contact information (name, address, phone, fax, and e-mail address).
- For questions, please contact cics2026@concordia.ca