CFD Events Calendar, Event Record #666
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Intl. Conference on Computational and Experimental Engineering and Sciences (ICCES'05)
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The scope of ICCES embraces both classical topics in mechanics, as well as emerging scientific and engineering disciplines, such as: nano-science & technology; NEMS & MEMS; mechanics & chemistry of biosystems; micro-and nano-device modeling; multi-spatial & time-scale and multi-physics phenomena; functional and smart material systems; meshless (MLPG) and novel methods of computational modeling; novel material models such as gradient theories; novel experimental methods, etc.
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| Date: |
December 1, 2005 - December 6, 2005
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| Location: |
Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
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| Web Page: |
http://www.icces.org/cgi-bin/ices05/pages/index
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| Deadlines: |
September 15, 2005 (abstract), November 1, 2005 (registration)
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| Type of Event: |
Conference, International
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| Description: |
Focus Disciplines:
- Contemporary Engineering, Physical, Chemical & Biological Sciences;
- Systems Integration through Computations; and
- Advanced Communications and Information Processing Technologies
In each of the above disciplines, the following research thrusts can be identified.
Contemporary Engineering, Physical, Chemical & Biological
Sciences:
- Aeroacoustic Impact Reduction for Human Factors
- Bionanotechnology
- Biomechanics
- Boundary Element Methods
- Combustion & Reactive Flows
- Composite Materials: Modeling, Fabrication and Processing
- Computational Biology
- Computational Chemistry
- Computational Electromagnetics
- Computational Penetration Mechanics
- Computational Structural Mechanics and High-performance Computing
- Finite Element Methods
- Prediction of Fatigue Life of Structures
- Finite Rotations in Beam, Plate and Shell Structures
- Flexible Multi Body Dynamics, Space Structures
- Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer
- Fluid Structure Interactions
- Fracture and Damage Mechanics
- Homogenization and Computational Meso/Micro/Damage Mechanics
- Mesh Adaptation and Optimization for Engineering Applications
- Meshless Methods in Modeling
- Meshless Local-Petrov Galerkin (MLPG) Methods
- Molecular and Quantum Computing
- Modeling of Fabrics and Membranes
- Multi-Scale ( quantum-nano-micro-meso-macro ) Modeling
- Multiphysics & Multibody Dynamics
- Nanomechanics
- Nanotechnology
- Optimization and Inverse Design Engineering
- Simulation of Fracture and Failure in Solids
- Stability and bifurbication
- Turbulence
- Turbomachinery
- Two-Phase Flows
Systems Integration through Computations:
- Computational Education Engineering (real-time simulations in class room instruction)
- Factory of the Future
- Flight Safety & Continued Airworthiness
- Integrated Product and Process Design; Visualization and Virtual Reality
- Life-Cycle Costs
- Life Extension and Aging Infrastructure (Bridges, Aircraft, Railroads, etc)
- Machine Control
- MEMS & Semiconductor Technology
- Minimally Invasive Surgery Thru Computer Modeling
- Modeling of Smart Structures and Repairs
- Multidisciplinary Design and Optimization
- Navigation, Guidance & Control
- NEMS
- Nonlinear Dynamical Systems & Chaos
- Nonlinear System Control
- Optimal Design of Structures
- Rapid Prototying & Miniturization of Product-to-Market Costs
Advanced Communications and Information Processing Technologies:
- Computational Animation/Entertainment
- Computational Electronic Packaging
- Computational Finance & Market Indicators
- Computational Intelligence and Advanced Information Technologies in
- Engineering Science
- Computational Mechanics for Electronic Devices/Components
- Data Mining
- Geographically Distributed Real Time Computing
- Informatics
- Large-scale Data Management
- Multi-Media & Entertainment
- Multiscale Simulations: Quantum-Molecular Dynamics-Meso-Macro-
- Mechanics
- Parallel Computation for Visualization and Virtual Reality
- Real-Time Scientific Visualization
- Sensors & Actuators
- Symbolic Computer Programming in Computational Mechanics
- Visualization
- Virtual Reality
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Event record first posted on January 14, 2005, last modified on January 16, 2005
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