Aims and Scope


Aims and Scope

Proceedings of Automotive Science and Technology (PASTECH) is a peer-reviewed proceedings series dedicated to the dissemination of high-quality research and engineering developments in the automotive domain and the broader mobility ecosystem. It serves as an academic platform for publishing conference and symposium papers with clear scientific contribution, sound methodology, and reproducible/validated results, while fostering academia–industry collaboration and accelerating knowledge transfer.

PASTeCH welcomes original contributions based on experimental, numerical, analytical, and/or data-driven approaches, including applied engineering studies, comparative assessments, and well-documented industrial case studies that advance automotive science and technology.

Core Topics

  • Powertrains and Propulsion: ICE, hybrid, battery-electric, fuel-cell systems, hydrogen and alternative fuels

  • Energy Storage & Management: Batteries, BMS, thermal management, charging strategies, fuel-cell control

  • Vehicle Dynamics, Control & Chassis Systems: Suspension, braking (incl. regenerative), steering, stability and traction control

  • ADAS, Automated & Connected Mobility: Perception, sensor fusion, control, V2X, cybersecurity, software-defined vehicles

  • Modeling, Simulation, Testing & Validation: HIL/SIL, diagnostics, durability, NVH, digital twins, calibration

  • Materials, Design & Manufacturing: Lightweighting, composites, metallurgy, manufacturing processes, reliability and quality

  • Emissions, Sustainability & Environmental Impact: Emissions reduction, LCA, carbon footprint, circular economy

  • Commercial Vehicles and Specialized Applications: Heavy-duty vehicles, off-highway applications, fleet efficiency and operations

  • Safety, Regulations & Standards: Functional safety, homologation trends, assessment methods and compliance

The topics listed above are not exhaustive. PASTECH also considers related interdisciplinary studies that have a clear and direct relevance to automotive engineering and mobility technologies.