Call for Papers

Abstracts (up to 400 words) should be submitted via our presentation portal.

Submissions are invited for any of the topics below.

Proceedings will be available in book and electronic formats.

Conference proceedings will be published by Taylor & Francis and indexed in Scopus and Web of Science

Please review our FAQs below before submission.

Key Deadline Dates

Abstract Submission

Draft Paper Submission        

Paper Submission after review  

Paper Acceptance                   

Early Bird Registration           


by 30 September 2026

by 25 November 2026

by 13 January 2027

by 14 February 2027

by 1 March 2027


Energy Themes

  • Advanced materials and manufacturing for offshore and marine structures
  • CFD and Ocean Engineering: Memorial session for Prof. Qing Xiao 
  • Composite structures for marine and offshore engineering
  • CoTide
  • Fatigue & fracture of offshore energy structures
  • Floating renewable energy structures & station-keeping systems
  • Fluid-structure interaction & wave loading of offshore structures
  • Life extension & integrity management of offshore energy structures
  • Offshore structural design & optimisation
  • Ocean environment characterisation for design and operation
  • Ocean REFuel
  • Ocean space utilisation
  • Reliability & risk of offshore energy structures
  • Structural health monitoring & digitalisation for offshore energy structures
  • Supergen ORE

Maritime Stream

  • Arctic & ice-going ship structures
  • Collision & grounding of marine and offshore structures
  • Design principles, criteria, methodology & human factors
  • Digital twin and data-driven assessment of maritime structures
  • Fatigue & durability of maritime structures
  • Structural design & optimisation of ship structures
  • Structural design of advanced marine vehicles
  • Ship hydrodynamics, hydroelasticity & structural dynamics
  • Structural reliability & risk of maritime structures
  • Ultimate strength & ductile collapse of marine and offshore structures
  • Wind-assisted vessels

Frequently Asked Questions

Abstract Submission Instructions

We will be accepting text-based abstracts of up to 400 words in length. 

The abstract submission system will provide text boxes in which you can populate the title, authors, affiliations & abstract body.

Special characters are available for the abstract body.

Who should submit the abstract?

The presenting author should submit the abstract, please notify us if this isn't possible.

To avoid possible scheduling conflicts, only two abstracts per 1st named author are permitted.

By default, the 1st named author is the presenting author.

Themes

To assist in scheduling, please select a main theme to which your work best aligns

Authors & Affiliations

Multiple additional authors may be defined. First name, last name and the email address of all authors must be included. If one of the additional authors is presenting alongside the 1st author, please tick the presenting box.

Multiple affiliations may be identified for the authors of the abstract. You must include the institution name.

Affiliations will be automatically numbered, so please enter them in an appropriate order based on your author list.

Previewing and submission

You can save a partially or fully completed abstract prior to submission. You can go back and edit abstracts prior to submission.

Once an abstract is submitted, it may not be edited.

Support & Help

Please contact marstruct2027conf-admin@strath.ac.uk for help or support in submitting your abstract, we are here to assist.

17th May - 19th May 2027 Glasgow, Scotland