CAD in Machinery Design Implementation and Educational Issues

The Conference

The CADMD series of conferences began in Warsaw in 1994 and is organized annually in Poland and Ukraine. This year we want to continue the tradition of the conference and invite you to one of the oldest cities in Ukraine - Lviv.

Information for authors

The working languages of the conference are English, Polish, and Ukrainian.

Papers must be submitted in English and contain new, original research. The material must be unpublished and not under review elsewhere.

Authors are invited to submit papers of at least six pages in MS Word or Rich Text Format. The required template will be sent by email or available on the conference website and adherence to it is mandatory.

Papers will be reviewed by the Program Committee for novelty, quality, and relevance. Reviewers' feedback will be provided for revisions if needed.

Selected papers will be published in the journal of the National University "L’viv Polytechnic," series: "Computer Design Systems. Theory and Practice," in full versions.

All papers must follow the journal's formatting guidelines. Non-compliant papers may be rejected. Submissions should include an abstract, keywords, introduction, main body, conclusions, and references.

Papers should be submitted electronically via the conference website or the provided email.

Submission details will be given after registration, and late submissions may not be considered for publication.

International programme committee

• prof. Aivars Aboltins Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies
• prof. Marian Banaś AGH University of Science and Technology
• prof. Anna Timofiejczuk Silesian University of Technology
• prof. Wojtek Sitek Silesian University of Technology
• prof. Krzysztof Gaska Silesian University of Technology
• prof. Bogusław Łasarz Silesian University of Technology
• prof. Marek Iwaniec AGH University of Science and Technology
• prof. Jerzy Jóźwik Lublin University of Technology
• prof. Roman Kaczyński Białystok University of Technology
• prof. Michal Kuciej Białystok University of Technology
• prof. Boguslaw Butrylo Białystok University of Technology
• prof. Krzysztof Mendrok AGH University of Science and Technology
• prof. Krzysztof Kołodziejczyk AGH University of Science and Technology
• prof. Petro Kosobutsky Lviv Polytechnic National University
• prof. Krzysztof Krawiec Poznań University of Technology
• prof. Tadeusz Kamisiński AGH University of Science and Technology
• prof. Mykhailo Lobur Lviv Polytechnic National University
• Andrzej Łukaszewicz, PhD Białystok University of Technology
• prof. Ireneusz Malujda Poznań University of Technology
• prof. Oleh Matviykiv Lviv Polytechnic National University
• Mykhaylo Melnyk, PhD Lviv Polytechnic National University
• prof. Jerzy Pokojski Warsaw University of Technology
• prof. Krzysztof Pytel AGH University of Science and Technology
• prof. Dariusz Perkowski Białystok University of Technology
• prof. Yaroslav Sokolovsky Lviv Polytechnic National University
• prof. Tadeusz Telejko AGH University of Science and Technology
• prof. Wiesław Tarełko Maritime Academy in Gdynia
• prof. Robert Zalewski Warsaw University of Technology
• prof. Rafał Wiśniowski AGH University of Science and Technology
• prof. Vladyslav Yevsieiev Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics
• Roman Trochimczuk, PhD Białystok University of Technology
• prof. Marek Wyleżoł Silesian University of Technology
• prof. Marek Macko Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz
• prof. Witold Pawłowski Politechnika Łódzka
• Vitaliy Korendiy, PhD Lviv Polytechnic National University
• Andriy Kernytskyy, PhD Lviv Polytechnic National University

Location

The Department of Computer-Aided Design at Lviv Polytechnic National University will host the conference.

Lviv, one of Ukraine's largest and most historically significant cities, was part of Poland until 1939, when it became part of Ukraine. Today, it stands as the largest city in the region and a prominent cultural, educational, and scientific center. Known as an open-air museum, Lviv is home to over 2,000 historical and cultural landmarks, blending its rich heritage with a modern, vibrant atmosphere.

In light of the ongoing armed aggression by the Russian Federation, the conference will adopt a hybrid format.

This will allow participants from other cities, including international guests, to join online, ensuring the opportunity to present and discuss their scientific research while fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange across borders.