call for presentations
We invite researchers, practitioners and those with something new to the industry to submit original papers for the 2026 AINDT Summit taking place on 20 to 22 April in Newcastle, NSW.
This years theme, The Power of Inspection, explores Power in both its generative form and the power that testing provides asset powers in detailed information.
We welcome submissions from diverse disciplines, including but not limited to non-destructive testing, condition monitoring and aerospace.
This is your opportunity to share to the Australian NDT, CM and Inspection community and help shape the future of the industry.
IMPORTANT DATES
| 30 Nov 2025: Acceptance Notification 30 Nov 2025: Presentation Submissions Close |
| 27 Feb 2026: Presenter Registration Deadline. Speakers who are not registered by this date will forego their speaking opportunity |
| Mid-Mar 2026: Presenter Briefing (online) |
| 31 Mar 2026: PowerPoint Presentations Due |
| 20 Apr 2026: Presenter Briefing (on-site) |
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
The AINDT Summit welcomes presentation proposals that are practical, innovative, and aligned with the Summit’s key themes. We are seeking content that demonstrates problem-solving in action—whether through new techniques, refined methods, or creative application of proven technologies.
Successful submissions will clearly outline a challenge, the approach taken, and the outcome delivered—ideally exceeding client expectations.
We encourage case studies and real-world examples that highlight industry application, standards, and advances in NDT and CM methods.
TOPICS
During the submission process, you will be asked to nominate one of the following themes you would like your presentation to be considered for:
- Ultrasonics
- Radiography
- Eddy Current / Electromagnetic
- Surface Methods (MT/PT/VT)
- Thermography
- Vibration Analysis
- Structural Health Monitoring
- Quality Assurance
- Qualification & Certification
- NDE4.0
- Pressure Equipment
- Other Methods
WHAT TO INCLUDE IN YOUR PROPOSAL
To ensure your proposal is considered, please include the following information:
- Presentation Title: A clear and concise title that reflects the topic and focus of your presentation.
- Abstract (200–300 words): A summary outlining the problem addressed, the solution delivered, and the key outcomes or innovations. Be sure to highlight relevance to one or more of the Summit’s themes.
- Presenter Biography (100–150 words): A brief professional background, including your current role, industry experience, and any relevant achievements or qualifications.
- Learning Objectives: List 2–3 clear takeaways that delegates will gain from attending your session.
FURTHER INFORMATION
If you have any questions regarding your submission or the process, please contact Stuart Norman, CEO AINDT via: federaloffice@aindt.com.au or +61 3 9486 9267.