Research Themes, Submission Guidelines & Deadlines • MRC 2027
Research scholars and faculty members from Management, Economics, Commerce, and Engineering are invited to submit extended abstracts across three research tracks.
Contributions may address theoretical frameworks, empirical analyses, policy evaluations, or experimental designs within the designated focus areas.
Track 01 welcomes empirical and theoretical research that investigates economic structures, resource governance, fiscal policies, and financial sector transformation.
Agrarian supply chains, rural finance, agricultural trade, and agrarian reform.
Ecosystem valuation, carbon markets, resource economics, and green accounting.
Monetary policy, fiscal transmission, growth dynamics, and structural reforms.
Pricing models, subsidy reforms, transition economics, and resource security.
Asset pricing, market efficiency, financial risk, and portfolio allocation.
Capital structuring, working capital optimisation, and strategic investments.
Financial inclusion, banking sector depth, fintech, and microfinance systems.
Public expenditure efficiency, taxation, welfare economics, and institutional governance.
Track 02 invites scholarship across strategic management, supply chain networks, organizational behaviour, data-driven decision sciences, and sustainability governance.
Consumer psychology, digital marketing dynamics, brand equity, and market ethics.
Corporate valuation, capital budgeting, behavioral finance, and banking operations.
Talent development, hybrid workplace paradigms, organizational culture, and leadership.
Resilient procurement, cold chains, circular supply networks, and vendor collaboration.
Freight distribution, automated warehousing, last-mile delivery, and inventory systems.
Multimodal transit, transport economics, smart mobility systems, and fleet analytics.
Stochastic modelling, queuing systems, linear optimisation, and decision algorithms.
Predictive modelling, business intelligence, big data analytics, and heuristics.
Venture scaling, competitive advantage, university incubation, and innovation clusters.
Mergers and acquisitions, dividend strategy, risk restructuring, and financial distress.
Board diversity, regulatory compliance, executive compensation, and stakeholder rights.
ESG reporting, carbon neutrality strategies, social responsibility, and SDGs.
Track 03 focuses on engineering innovations, renewable generation, energy storage infrastructure, and thermodynamic system optimization for clean transition.
Solar photovoltaic systems, bio-energy, wind conversion, and fossil efficiency.
Microgrids, multi-source integration, power conditioning, and grid stability.
Advanced battery chemistries, thermal storage, supercapacitors, and lifecycle safety.
Organic Rankine cycles, industrial cogeneration, heat pumps, and thermoelectric conversion.
Life-cycle assessments, net-zero urban grids, and carbon capture integration.
Phase change cooling, heat exchanger design, electronics cooling, and insulation.
Please adhere strictly to the editorial formatting standards set by the conference organizing committee.
Authors must first submit an extended abstract summarizing the research problem, methodology, findings, and contributions.
Upon notification of abstract acceptance, authors must submit complete manuscripts prepared according to the typographical criteria.
