Abstract Submission Guidelines

General Information & Deadlines

Abstracts must be submitted electronically via the online submission system by 11 March 2025, according to the instructions below. Abstracts received by e-mail or after the deadline will not be accepted and cannot be considered for the programme or publication.

Industrialization of Laser Shock Peening Technology
Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in LSP
Hybrid LSP Processing in Additive Manufacturing
In-situ Monitoring and Real-Time Process Control in LSP
Fatigue Life Extension
Laser Peening for High Strength & Alternative Materials
Development of Commercial Laser Peening Systems/UNSM Systems/Cavitation Peening Systems/Water Jet Peening Systems/Ultrasonic Peening Systems, etc.
Quality Assurance and Non-Destructive Testing Methods for LSP-treated Components
Innovative & Alternative Laser Peening Applications
Integration of LSP with Other Surface Treatment Technologies
Advances in Laser Technology for LSP Applications
Sustainability and Environmental Impact of LSP Processes
Process Modeling & Simulations
Residual Stress & Process Performance
Material Hardening & Microstructural Characterization
Surface Modifications
Shock Waves & Process Visualization Methods
Laser Peen Forming and Other Novel Processes

Corrections to the abstracts can be made only before the deadline of 11 March 2025.

Abstracts will be reviewed by reviewers and selected for either oral or poster presentation. A preference for oral or poster presentations must be indicated when submitting the abstract. However, the final decision on how the abstract is presented will be made by the reviewers.

Accepted abstracts will be published in the Abstract Book. Please have your abstract checked for correct spelling, punctuation, grammar, and formal structure. The organiser reserves the right to edit abstracts, if necessary, prior to publication in the Abstract Book.

All submitters and presenting authors will receive an acceptance notification via e-mail by 28 April 2025.

All presenting authors are required to register by 13 May 2025. Registration along with payment of the registration fee is required by this date for the abstract to be included in the conference programme and published in the Abstract Book. Should the author fail to comply with either of these items, the organiser reserves the right not to include the author’s work in the conference programme or in the Abstract Book.

All abstracts must be written in English. If your abstract is accepted for an oral presentation, you must be able to give your presentation in English and answer questions from the audience.

When submitting your abstract, consider and select the scientific topic (see above) and the preferred presentation method.

Number of submitted abstracts per one submitter/author is not limited. There is no restriction on the number of presentations where a conference participant is listed as a co-author and participants can act as a chair.

Up to 20 co-authors per abstract can be submitted under one abstract (including presenting author). The order of co-authors can be changed, if necessary, by swapping the names.

The maximum abstract length is 300 words. The system will automatically inform you whether you complied with the rules before accepting your submission.

The abstract title is limited by 20 words and must be submitted using the Title Case (e.g. ‘My Abstract about ICLPRP 2025 Will Be Presented in Prague’).

A short biography of the presenting author is required and should not exceed 100 words.

Up to 2 pictures/tables/charts are allowed within the abstract text (optional). Please check carefully if your picture was uploaded successfully. You will see it in the abstract overview at the end of the submission.

Should you have any questions, please contact the ICLPRP 2025 Scientific Programme Secretariat for any assistance at abstracts@iclprp2025.org.