2026 IEEE INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
Measurements and Applications in Veterinary and Animal Sciences
APRIL 28 - 30, 2026
PADOVA, ITALY
The IEEE International Workshop on Measurements and Applications in Veterinary and Animal Sciences (IEEE MeAVeAS) aims to comprehensively explore the various aspects of interactions among the realms of veterinary medicine and animal and food science with of instrumentations and measurements, bio-engineering, material science, chemical and biological measurements. The Workshop provides an opportunity for researchers, veterinarians, and animal scientists to engage in the exchange of ideas and knowledge, establish connections and collaborations, and stay updated on innovations in the fields of veterinary medicine and animal science.
MeAVeAS is dedicated to bringing together professionals working on the development of instrumentation and measurement methods, not only for veterinary medicine but also for ecology and for food and animal science. Our focus extends to various aspects, including cutting-edge technologies for monitoring the health of animals, metrology-assisted production in the food industry, sensors and associated signal conditioning techniques tailored for veterinary medicine and animal science, as well as calibration methods for electronic test and measurement applications in these fields.
CALL FOR PAPERS
The Program Committee is inviting contributions to the IEEE MeAVeAS 2026.
Interested researchers, academics, practitioners and industry partners are invited to submit abstracts for the Workshop. Contributions that involve joint authorship with students, industry and community partners are encouraged. Additionally, an open invitation is extended to early career researchers and research students to contribute their work to this event.
Extended versions of accepted abstracts are eligible for post publication.
PROMOTED BY
IMPORTANT DATES
SPECIAL SESSION PROPOSAL DEADLINE
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE
ABSTRACT ACCEPTANCE NOTIFICATION
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION DATE
PADOVA, ITALY
The city and its history have become famous abroad for different reasons: first of all Padua is the city of St. Anthony, a saint worshipped throughout the world, but it's also where Italy's second oldest University, after Bologna, was founded and became renowned for giving hospitality to scholars such as Galileo and Copernico. The city can also boast one of the biggest and most beautiful squares in Europe: Prato della Valle; an important artistic legacy such as the Scrovegni Chapel frescoed with the most complete and best preserved work by Giotto; the Palazzo della Ragione, the biggest public building of the Italian Middle Ages and of course a variety of churches.
WITH THE PATRONAGE OF
