Last call for abstracts for Polish technical conference to be held Oct. 14 in Kraków

Leading industry organizations—https://www.acimaf.com (ACIMAF), https://www.iwma.org (IWMA), and https://www.wirenet.org (WAI)—will host a technical wire and cable conference in Kraków, Poland, on October 14, 2025. This year, https://www.agh.edu.pl (AGH University of Kraków) joins as a key partner. As a result, the event will offer stronger academic and technical collaboration.

Wire and Cable Conference Kraków 2025 Details and Abstract Submission

Organizers invite professionals to submit abstracts by March 31, 2025. To get started, submit proposals at https://bit.ly/WAIabstracts. The conference will include ferrous and electrical sessions running in parallel. In addition, tabletop exhibits will showcase the latest wire and cable technologies.

Why Kraków and AGH University

Kraków provides a strong setting for this event. Notably, members of the WAI Poland Chapter have contributed technical research in recent years. At the same time, AGH University, founded in 1913, focuses on engineering and applied sciences. Its work also includes wire production and materials research, which aligns closely with industry needs.

Industry Collaboration and Leadership

WAI Executive Director Steve Fetteroll credited Don Neville of https://www.richardsapex.com (RichardsApex) for helping build this partnership. Because of that effort, the collaboration gained support from AGH Dean Tadeusz Knych and Dr. Beata Smyrak.

In addition, AGH Rector Jerzy Lis supports the event. This involvement further strengthens the connection between academia and industry.

Focus on Wire and Cable Innovation

The conference will deliver practical insights into manufacturing advancements. Specifically, sessions will cover research, operations, and production. As a result, attendees will gain valuable knowledge and connect with global wire and cable professionals.

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