SIGMA25: International Seminar on Applied Mechanical Technologies
ABOUT THE EVENT
The International Seminar on Applied Mechanical Technologies (SIGMA25) brings together university researchers, industry experts, engineers, project leaders, and decision-makers to promote knowledge-sharing and collaboration in mechanical engineering, energy transition, materials science, and related fields.
The SIGMA25 program spans a wide spectrum of research—from fundamental discoveries to real-world technological applications—offering a comprehensive platform for collaboration, advancement and practical solutions shaping the future of these disciplines.
KEY OBJECTIVES
By bringing together leading minds, SIGMA25 aims to accelerate progress and forge impactful collaborations in mechanical and energy technologies. It primarily focuses on the following objectives:
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Bridge academia and industry – Strengthen partnerships between research institutions and the industrial sector to accelerate practical innovation.
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Advance energy and materials research – Promote innovative scientific contributions in in sustainable energy and next-generation materials.
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Explore energy solutions –Evaluate the potential of emerging energy resources on both national and global scales.
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Lead strategic problem-solving – Discuss and examine emerging technologies and strategies to address critical energy challenges.
- Foster interdisciplinary exchange – Facilitate dynamic discussions among researchers from diverse academic and industrial backgrounds.
MAIN THEMES
Participants are invited to submit their papers that address, but are not limited to, the following topics:
- Renewable Energy Sources and Technology
- Applied Thermodynamics and heat Transfer
- Mechanical behavior of materials and damage
- Applied Biomechanics and Biomaterials
- Industrial maintenance and non-destructive testing
Affiliated Reasearch Laboratories
he ConfTool Platform is used to manage the peer-review process for this conference. To submit your contribution Click Here
Important Dates
- Conference date: December, 09-10th, 2025.
- Notification of final acceptance: November, 15th, 2025
- Deadline for submission of articles: October, 15th, 2025.
The Conference Program
The conference program will be available on this site as soon as the reviewing phase is completed
Template of Articles
Authors are invited to submit their articles in accordance with the word or Latex template.
- Maximum number of pages: 06
- The article must be written in english or french
Participation Fees:
- 5 000 DA (Researcher)
- 3 000 DA (Student)
- 10 000 DA (Industrial, Auditor)
Participation fees cover meals, coffee breaks and seminar proceedings
Rewards
The 10 best papers from this conference will be published in COST journal
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Contact : sigma25@enp-oran.dz
Welcome to ORAN !
Those who visit Algeria often make their way to Oran, a city renowned as the safest in the country. While many come for its seaside charm and vibrant nightlife, Oran has much more to offer—including an incredibly rich cultural heritage that can fill a good portion of your stay.
If your journey through Algeria takes you west, you’ll travel about 430 km from the capital, Algiers, along the Mediterranean coast before reaching the stunning city of Oran; Algeria’s premier seaside destination.
Today, Oran attracts the largest number of tourists in the country. In summer, its beaches are as crowded as those on the northern shores of the Mediterranean. Hotels thrive here, restaurants abound, and the city buzzes with energy year-round.
Despite its reputation for sun and nightlife, Oran’s true appeal extends far beyond beaches and parties. The city holds some of the country’s most fascinating historical treasures starting with the Sacred Heart Cathedral, now converted into a public library. Oran’s mosques are architectural marvels, with Sidi El Houari Mosque, Ben Othman Mosque, La Perle Mosque, and Pasha Mosque being the most stunning.
After 300 years of Spanish rule and decades of French colonization, Oran is filled with unmissable historical landmarks. Spend a day exploring Fort Lamoune, Santa Cruz Fort, and Châteauneuf.
End your day at 1st November Square, with its beautiful views of the theater and city hall. You’ll also find the locals exceptionally friendly—your stay will be enriched by encounters in both the modern city and the winding alleys of the Casbah.
About Our School
National Polytechnic School of Oran - Maurice Audin (ENPO-MA)
The École Nationale Polytechnique d'Oran-Maurice Audin (ENPO-MA), commonly referred to as ENP d’Oran, is a prestigious engineering grande école. Its mission is to provide higher education, scientific research, and technological development by training engineers across various scientific and technical disciplines. The engineering programs are built on strong research centers and experienced teaching teams.
After three years of study at ENPO-MA (following two years of preparatory classes in CPST), graduates earn the title of State Engineer (equivalent to a Master's degree). Opportunities are also available to further specialize with a Master’s degree or pursue a Ph.D.
Historical Background
- 1970: Founded on December 1, 1970) as the École Normale Supérieure d'Enseignement Polytechnique d'Oran (ENSEP), under the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. Established as part of an Algeria-UNESCO collaboration to train technical secondary school teachers, it initially operated within the University of Oran until relocating to its current campus in 1972.
- 1984: Renamed the École Normale Supérieure de l'Enseignement Technique d'Oran (ENSET) on August 18, 1984, expanding its role across all levels of national education.
- 2008: Restructured as the École Normale Supérieure d'Enseignement Technologique (ENSET) on July 14, 2008, becoming an independent institution outside the university system.
- 2012: Adopted its current name, École Nationale Polytechnique d'Oran (ENP Oran), on October 29, 2012.
- 2017: On its 47th anniversary, the school was renamed in honor of mathematician and Algerian Revolution ally Maurice Audin, becoming the École Nationale Polytechnique d'Oran Maurice Audin (ENPO-MA) under Ministerial on February 7, 2017.
ENPO-MA stands as a cornerstone of Algeria’s engineering education, combining academic excellence with a legacy of innovation and national service.
