Inside conference proceedings you may present results of scientific researches with a pronounced innovative character in various engineering domains. We aim at highlighting scientific research methods, new approaches of known themes, new research domains, new stands, equipment, devices and facilities used in research. Also, there is the possibility to talk about innovative engineering achievements, industrial applicable, with valid results obtained after application.
The conference aims also at enlarging the vision of the scientific approach of the creation process, in general. So, we are looking for the presentation of creation processes related to art, design and architecture with focus on results obtained by such processes of artistic creation. In such way, there is the possibility to present new methods of artistic expression and about the genesis of some artistic products from plastic arts, music, theatre, design and architecture domains.
Of great interest are the techniques and methods used for psychological creation and combination-logics that may be applied in various domains of knowledge. You may present results of applying methods such as Brainstorming, Sinectica, input-output technique, etc. as well as the method of morphologic matrixes, method of diagram of ideas, combination theory elements. Also, in this section there is the possibility to present papers dedicated to creation processes and psychic mechanisms that form the base of creation in general.
Among the development of some studies and researches aimed at making a finished creation process more efficient, it is necessary to develop an intellectual property culture. So, you may present papers about authorship rights and industrial property (patents, utility models, drawings or industrial models, etc.). There is the possibility to present scientific aspects on case studies, awareness methods upon the importance of intellectual property, training sessions about intellectual property and their impact, etc.
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