10th European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering (ECCOMAS 2026)

The 10th European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering (ECCOMAS 2026) advances state-of-the-art computational methods and scientific computing for engineering sciences, emphasizing both fundamental research and industrial applications across diverse fields.

Key Topics

• Applications of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and expert systems in design, production, operation, and maintenance
• Structural mechanics, dynamics, and engineering including composites and fatigue
• Fluid mechanics covering transonic aerodynamics, drag reduction, hypersonic flows, and flow control
• Numerical methods such as CFD, high order methods, hybrid RANS/LES, DNS, optimization, and uncertainty quantification
• Disruptive vehicle architectures for aviation and surface transport including propulsion integration and novel configurations
• Novel propulsion systems including turbomachinery, low emission propulsion, hybrid and electric systems, hydrogen, and sustainable aviation fuels
• Industrial applications focused on sustainable technologies for aviation, surface transport, and related industries
• Verification, validation, uncertainty quantification, and error estimation
• Manufacturing and materials processing with emphasis on additive manufacturing and materials by design
• Data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence for scientific computing
• Imaging and visualization of scientific systems
• Multiscale and multiphysics systems
• Digital twins and advanced simulation technologies
• Biomechanics and mechanobiology
• Geomechanics and natural materials
• Inverse problems, optimization, and design
• Fracture, damage, and failure mechanics
• Scientific computing and advanced discretization techniques
• Industrial applications in aviation and surface transport aiming at emission reduction
• High-performance computing and big data handling for design, optimization, and operation

Who should Attend

• Researchers in computational mechanics and applied mathematics
• Engineers in aerospace, automotive, and transport industries
• Academics working on scientific computing and numerical methods
• Professionals involved in sustainable technology development for aviation and surface transport
• Graduate students in engineering, computer science, and applied sciences
• Industry specialists focusing on propulsion systems and vehicle design