Call for proposals for minisymposia is now open. Please submit your proposal here: https://www.apcom2025.org/index/enroll. 

The minisymposia template can be downloaded here (option 1) or here (option 2).

The conference is intended to cover all aspects of computational mechanics in all disciplines of engineering and physics. It is suggested to consider (but not limited to) the following topics: 

- Adaptive meshing for fluid dynamics 

- Data science and data-driven modelling 

- Advanced numerical methods and algorithms 

- Computational materials sciences 

- Computational micromechanics and nanomechanics 

- Computational methods for nanotechnology, MEMS/NEMS devices 

- Computational fluid dynamics 

- Computational geosciences 

- Computational imaging and visualization, virtual reality, augmented reality 

- Computational methods for safety problems 

- Computational methods for engineering asset management 

- Numerical modelling for fluid-structure interactions, multifields and Multiphysics problems 

- Multiscale modelling and simulation 

- Computational electromechanical and magneto mechanical 

- Computational environmental, energy and resource engineering 

- Experimental mechanics, simulation, validation 

- Geometrically and materially nonlinear problems, computational constitutive modelling

- Inverse problems, identification, data and signal processing 

- Industrial applications: automotive, materials, chemical engineering, medical, manufacturing, civil and construction engineering

If you encounter any issue submitting the proposal, please contact apcom2025@qut.edu.au