Measurement, Sensor Systems and Applications Conference

About

Measurement is at the heart of scientific discoveries and industrial innovation. MeSSAC 2025 is an interdisciplinary international conference gathering novel contributions and advancements of the state-of-the-art in all knowledge domains related to sensors, sensory systems, metrology, instrumentation, and measurement. It aims at providing a venue for scientists, researchers, and companies working in the wide area of instrumentation and measurement to discuss applications, inventions, scientific results, and advancements. It includes all scientific domains where measurements are applied, from chemistry to food, from physics to engineering, from metrology to sensors and instruments. MeSSAC 2025 will enable researchers and companies to discuss novel results and measurement methods, exchange ideas, create scientific partnerships, and source new ideas for measuring what is still unmeasurable.

Conference topics

Topics for MeSSAC2025 include, but are not limited to:

• Sensors and Measurement for Batteries, Fuel Cells and Energy Storage Devices

• Sensors and Measurement for Enhancing Industrial Process Safety

• Sensors and Measurement In Food Processing and Food Safety

• Sensors and Measurement for Decarbonation and Carbon Neutralization

• Sensors and Measurement in Aerospace and Space Systems

• Sensors and Measurement for the Energy and Power Industry

• Sensors and Measurement for the Oil and Gas Industry

• Sensors and Measurement for Robotics and Autonomous Vehicles

• Machine Learning and Big Data for Sensing and Measurement

• Sensors and Measurement in Medical, Biomedical and Healthcare Systems

• Advances in Measurement Theory and Metrology

• Real-time Measurement Systems

• Sensor Systems and Sensor Networks

• Optic Sensors and Measurement

• Image Processing and Vision Based Measurement

• Signal Processing for Sensing and Measurement

• Sensors and Measurement for Industry 4.0

• Sensors and Measurement for Advanced Manufacturing

• Sensors and Measurement in Environmental Monitoring

• Sensors and Measurement for Communications and IoT

• Sensors and Measurement for Non-Destructive Testing and Evaluation

• Sensors and Measurement for Physical and Electromagnetic Quantities

• Sensors and Measurement for Chemical and Biological Quantities

Conference features

In addition to keynote presentations, regular papers and poster presentations, other initiatives and opportunities such as tutorial sessions, industrial exhibits, tours to the start-of-the-art research facilities at Beihang University, meeting the Editors-in Chief of the sensors and measurement journals of Elsevier are planned to enhance your experience with the conference, and will make MeSSAC2025 a vibrant event to meet with people in sensors, measurement principles and their applications. Papers that are accepted and presented at MeSSAC2025 will be considered for publication in special issues of Measurement, Measurement: Sensors, Measurement: Energy and Measurement: Food. These features make MeSSAC2025 a unique event and one of the most important conferences in the field of sensors and measurement.

Deadlines

Tutorial Proposal Submission Deadline: 14 February 2025

Abstract Submission Deadline: 28 February 2025

Special Sessions

The list of accepted special sessions is available below.

Special Issues

Special issues will be published after the conference in Measurement, Measurement: Sensors, Measurement: Energy and Measurement: Food. The submission will be open to the presenters at MeSSAC 2025. All full paper submissions in this special issue will be peer reviewed and evaluated by guest editors of the special issue.

When submitting, please select “VSI: MeSSAC 2025” when you reach the “Issue – Select Issue Type” step at the start of the submission process. To ensure high-quality contributions, all articles will be subject to the usual peer-review process of Measurement, Measurement: Sensors, Measurement: Energy, Measurement: Food and Measurement: Digitalization.

Supporting publications