/ 5 25 Years AVL International Conference “Engine & Environment” In addition, we make a conscious effort to be different from other, large-scale conferences such as the Vienna Motor Symposium and the Aachen Colloquium by protecting the family feel of “Engine & Environment”. Our target size lies between 300 and 500 participants and we deliberately do without parallel sessions to avoid attendees rushing from one presentation to the next. We consider it much more important to give participants a broad platform for talks and discussions. Why should one attend the “Engine & Environment” conference? At this trend-focused event, we discuss topics that look at the state of automotive development 10 to 15 years from now. Successfully, as a browse through this anniversary brochure shows, we had good instincts regarding our key topics. And over the last 25 years we always succeeded in finding highly relevant decision-makers as keynote speakers and high-ranking experts for the technical presentations. The panel discussion that concludes the conference is also of great interest for the attendees, as it tends to promote a very frank exchange of opinions. This is also what characterizes the atmosphere beyond the stage, at the various supporting events. In fact, it is one of the fundamental characteristics of the conference to offer an environment where colleagues can dis- The familiar car-shaped leaf, the logo of the “Engine & Environment” conferences since 1998. cuss topics in a family atmosphere, make new contacts and maintain existing ones through one-to-one talks. One outstanding characteristic of the “Engine & Environment” conference is that trends and new technologies are recognized and discussed early on. How exactly do you select your topics? The topics are selected by a program advisory board consisting of AVL engineering staff as well as staff with good market knowledge and close customer relations. This is where we think about what the upcoming trends could be and what the future requirements of the automotive industry could look Shizuo Abe, Rémi Bastien, WOLFGANG BORGMANN, Christian Chapele, Herbert Demel, Axel Eiser, PAOLO FERRERO, Ernst Fiala, Franz Fischler, Rita Forst, Manfred Fortnagel , Wolfgang Hal, DAN HANCOCK, Wolfgang Hat z, Günter Hohenberg, Narendra Kumar Jain, Gerald Kilman, Viktor Klima, Ferit Küçükay, Hans Peter Lenz, Jefrey P. Lux, Mike Ma, Leopold Mikulic, Karl E. Noreikat , Franz-Josef Paefgen, GERHARD SCHMIDT, Mario Theisen, Martin WinteRkorn, OTTO WILLENBOCKEL, Takehisa Yaegas hi AND MANY MORE
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