The technical sessions are divided into key themes. Authors will present their papers in English to an audience in a lecture style format with some time for questions from the audience. Each presentation will run for 30 minutes which will be overseen by the Technical Committee. Those papers of high quality that cannot be presented due to the time constraints of the conference may be shown in a specific poster session adjacent to the exhibition area. The conference will focus on practical papers on the following themes:
ICE Kraków Congress Centre
The 13th World Conference on Explosives and Blasting will be held in the city of Krakow from 20th to 23rd September 2025 at ICE. The EFEE World Conference on Explosives and Blasting is one of the key international blasting events, drawing attention from explosives users, manufacturers and drilling equipment operators, as well as researchers and professionals involved in the construction and mining industry. This superb event is supported by SPIS. Further details will be available shortly.
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We are delighted to share with you the technical presentation programme for the EFEE 13th World Conference on Explosives and Blasting. The presentations cover a wide range of important topics.
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Technical Presentations
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- Blast Vibration and Seismology
- Blasting Work Experiences
- Demolition Blasting
- Drill and Blast Design Methods and Modelling
- Explosive Detection for Security
- Health & Safety in Drilling and Blasting
- Innovation and Technical Development
- New Applications and Training
- Sustainability and Environmental Topics in Drilling and Blasting



















