Petrol and Diesel Engine Committee Joint Project
Invitation to participate in the public committee meeting "Measurement and control technologies supporting the evolution of internal combustion engines"

As various paths are being explored towards achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, internal combustion engines are required to continue evolving, including further improvements in thermal efficiency, compliance with exhaust gas regulations, and expanded use of carbon dioxide fuels.
Under these circumstances, creating technologies that maximize the potential of internal combustion engines is essential, and the advancement of measurement and control technologies that support this is a crucial key.
Against this backdrop, this joint open committee meeting for gasoline and diesel engines will focus on the theme of "Measurement and control technologies supporting the evolution of internal combustion engines." We hope to provide an opportunity to gain insights and new ideas that will contribute to mutual technological development through active discussions on measurement technologies common to both gasoline and diesel engines, as well as control technologies from combustion to emissions.
We look forward to your participation.

■Date and Time: September 29, 2026 (Tuesday) 13:30 - 16:50
■ How the event will be held: In-person + Online (Hybrid event)
■Venue: Seminar Room, Doshisha University Tokyo Office
　　　　　　　https://tokyo-office.doshisha.ac.jp/to/access/map.html
■ Participation fee: Free
■ Capacity: 70 people in person, unlimited online
*If the number of participants exceeds the capacity, we will close the application for on-site participation before the application deadline. Thank you for your understanding.
■ Program: For details,CLICK HERE
■Application deadline:Tuesday, September 22, 2026 ■ How to apply: Please apply via the website below.
　　　　　　　<On-site participants>https://tech.jsae.or.jp/opencom/Entry.aspx?id=0151
　　　　　　　<Online Participants>https://tech.jsae.or.jp/opencom/Entry.aspx?id=0152
*Please note that the application forms differ for on-site and online applications.