international conferenceon aviation motors
1 - 3 December 2025, Moscow
Hotel Holiday Inn Moscow – Sokolniki, Moscow, Russia.
1 - 3 December 2025, Moscow
Hotel Holiday Inn Moscow – Sokolniki, Moscow, Russia.
The International Scientific and Technical Conference on Aviation Engines "International Conference on Aviation Motors" (ICAM 2025) is timed to coincide with the 95th anniversary of Central Institute of Aviation Motors after P.I. Baranov.
The conference will be held from December 1-3, 2025 in Moscow, Sokolniki.
ICAM is a unique platform for discussing a wide range of scientific issues and practical tasks of the aviation engine industry, as well as exchanging the experience of specialists from more than 70 enterprises of the aerospace industry. The main directions of the ICAM 2025 conference:
A collection of abstracts (RSCI) will be published based on the results of the conference. Participation in the conference is free of charge for listeners and speakers. To participate in the conference, you must complete the registration procedure on the website. The deadline for submitting abstracts has been extended until July 29, 2025.
Tests. Measurement systems and techniques
Automatic control and health monitoring systems
Being the Russian Federation’s State Research Center, the 'Central Institute of Aviation Motors' Federal State Unitary Enterprise is a world-class scientific center, an organization conducting a whole scope of research activities necessary for the development of aircraft engines and gas turbine units based on them.
On behalf of the Russian Federation, the rights of the Institute's founder and owner of the Institute's property are exercised by the National Research Center «Zhukovsky Institute».
UEC is a vertically-integrated company producing engines for military and civil aviation, commercial programs, equipment of various strengths for generating electric and heat energy, gas pumping systems and marine gas-turbine units. UEC unites more than 85% of the industry assets and is a subsidiary company of the OPK (United Industrial Corporation) OBORONPROM.
