The Call for Papers will provide an academic and technical foundation for the conference, bringing rigorous research, real-world case studies and policy thinking onto the same stage as industry practice. It invites contributions from across the mining value chain, including operators, technology providers, researchers, regulators and students alike, that will inform how the sector approaches its next decade.
Share your research, ideas or industry experience with the IMW audience.
Have your submission considered through the IMW review process.
Selected high-quality papers may be published in Springer or Taylor & Francis Proceedings, indexed in Scopus.
Leading papers may receive recognition.
Showcase your research and solutions before a diverse mining ecosystem comprising:
Gain an opportunity to contribute to discussions around the technologies, policies and practices that will define the next generation of mining in India and globally.
Papers may be invited across all twelve technical tracks and cross-cutting themes from:
Research-led work focused on novelty, rigour, replicability and impact.
Operational experience supported by measurable results and practical learning.
Structured analysis presenting clear and actionable recommendations.
Original student research relevant to mining transformation.
A concise visual presentation of research, innovation or case-study findings.
Selected high-quality, novel technical papers will be considered for publication in Springer or Taylor & Francis Proceedings, indexed in Scopus, in line with the earlier edition at Asian Mining Congress, alongside peer review and recognition for leading papers.
Submit an abstract outlining:
Abstracts will be evaluated on:
Authors of shortlisted abstracts will be invited to submit their complete papers in the prescribed India Mining Week format.
Selected authors will be invited to present their work during designated Technical / Knowledge Sessions at India Mining Week 2026, New Delhi.