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Call for Abstracts – World Conference on Timber Engineering 2025

WCTE 2025 Call for Abstracts – due 30 June 2024

The World Conference on Timber Engineering (WCTE 2025) is being held in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia from 22nd June to 26th June 2025.

The WCTE is the world’s leading scientific forum for the presentation of the latest technical and architectural solutions and innovations in timber construction. It is considered the most prestigious international event in the field of timber technology for construction, timber structures, and the design of timber architecture.

The WCTE 2025 Conference Committee invites authors to submit 2-page abstracts / mini papers for review by the WCTE 2025 International Scientific Committee.

Submissions are sought for both oral and poster presentations, which must address the principal conference theme of ‘Advancing Timber for the Future Built Environment’.

For more information see: WCTE 2025 or download flyer.

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