Faculty of Engineering and Technology International Conference (FETiCON 2025)
Faculty of Engineering and Technology International Conference (FETiCON 2025) will be held at the University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria from 1st June to 5th June 2025. FETiCON is envisioned to be a leading international conference focusing on engineering and scientific solutions and innovations. It provides a premier environment for researchers, developers and practitioners to present and discuss problems, solutions, and technologies towards achieving Sustainable Development Goals.
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Theme
“REVITALIZING COMMUNITIES: THE ROLE OF INDIGENOUS TECHNOLOGIES IN ADDRESSING FOOD SECURITY, ENERGY AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE”
The proceedings will be published appropriately and awards will be given to the best papers. Selected papers will be invited for publication in a special issue of our Scopus indexed Nigerian Journal of Technological Development (NJTD).
Sub-theme
- Sustainable Agricultural Machinery for Small Holder Farmers
- Leveraging Digital Innovations for Agricultural Sustainability and Food Security
- Indigenous Materials Processing and their Applications in Sustainable Manufacturing
- Sustainable Technologies for Transportation Management
- Circular Food Systems: Conversion of Indigenous Waste to Nutrient-Rich Food Products
- Traditional Craftsmanship, Artisanal and Entrepreneurship Knowledge for Economic Development
- Environmental Conservation Technologies and Climate Resilience Strategies
- Indigenous Technologies for Renewable Energy and Chemical Production from Biomass
- Optimizing Energy Efficiency Integration of Smart Grid and Renewable Energy Systems for Sustainable Development
- Wireless Sensor Networks, Embedded Systems and Automation Solutions
- Sustainable Biomedical Technologies for Improved Health Outcomes in Resource-Limited Settings
- Harnessing Indigenous Biomedical Devices for Sustainable Rural Healthcare Delivery
- Sustainable Indigenous Food Processing Technologies and Preservation Systems