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FINAL PAPER SUBMISSION IS DUE MAY 05, 2020 

The 38th Electrical Insulation Conference (EIC) will be a virtual event. The conference will include audio-visual presentations from accepted papers and a blog where questions can be posted, and authors will be able to respond and interact with attendees. The portal of the conference will be open for two consecutive weeks for presenters and for regular attendees. Paper presented in the virtual event will be published in IEEE Xplore.  We encourage authors to comply with the deadline of submission of the final revision of your paper. The Conference program includes the following themes:

  • NEW** Failure Analysis
  • Rotating Machines
  • Transformers
  • Cables and accessories
  • Testing Technologies
  • Outdoor Insulation
  • Nanodielectrics
  • Partial Discharge
  • Switchgear (including arrestors)
  • Bushings
  • Capacitors
  • New materials

Important Dates

Abstract submission opens
Abstract submission deadline ** EXTENDED
Notification of abstract acceptance
Virtual Event Registration opens
Manuscript submission for peer review
Author registration and full payment deadline
Final submission of reviewed/revised manuscripts		 23 August 2019
CLOSED
CLOSED
01 May 2020
CLOSED
15 May, 2020
30 April 2020

VIRTUAL CONFERENCE INSTRUCTIONS

We are preparing a set of instructions for the authors attending and participating in the EIC 2020 virtual event. Please stay tuned for more information.

IEEE copyright form is required for all submitted papers. Authors must pay their registration fee in full for their papers to be published in the Conference Proceedings. Papers must be presented at the Conference in order to be considered for placement on IEEE Xplore.

For any questions regarding the abstracts and paper submissions please contact the Technical Program Chairs:

Joe Williams e-mail: joe.w@electrolock.com
Alan Sbravati e-mail: alan_sbravati@cargill.com

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