IMCS participates in the 9th ECCOMAS Congress 2024 in Lisbon

10 Juni 2024

Last week, twelve members of IMCS participated in this year's 9th European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering (ECCOMAS), held in Lisbon, Portugal.

We can surely summarize this ECCOMAS Congress in Lisbon as a resounding success: Our participants experienced visionary plenaries, inspiring keynotes, and engaging presentations and discussions, all of which have sparked numerous ideas for our future research. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all the organizers for their tireless efforts in making this event so memorable. 

Back home, we now already slowly turn our eyes towards the next ECCOMAS Congress in 2026, which will be held jointly with the World Congress on Computational Mechanics (WCCM) in Munich from July 19th to July 24th 2026. We are looking forward to another similarly productive and enjoyable opportunity for scientific exchange there! 

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