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From: José Manuel Chaves Pereira (jose.chaves_at_[hidden])
Date: 2009-04-19 21:14:31
Dear List Manager
As a member of the local organizing committee of the Eccomas-CFD
conference, to be held in June 2010 in Lisbon, I would be very greatful
if you could collaborate in the diffusion of the conference announcement.
The web address and a brief description follows below.
Many thanks
Jose Chaves Pereira
http://www.eccomas-cfd2010.org/
Background and Scope
The European Community on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences
(ECCOMAS) announces the organization of the Fifth European Conference on
Computational Fluid Dynamics (ECCOMAS CFD 2010) to be held in Lisbon on
JUNE 14^th - 17^th June 2010.
Previous editions of the very successful ECCOMAS CFD conferences were
held in Stuttgart (1994), Athens (1998), Swansea (2001) and Egmond aan
Zee (2006). Furthermore, computational fluid dynamics, computational
mechanics and related fields have been a major topic at the ECCOMAS
congresses held in Brussels (1992), Paris (1996), Barcelona (2000),
Jyvaskyla (2004) and Venice (2008).
*The ECCOMAS CFD2010 conference includes invited plenary and
semi-plenary lectures, contributed papers from both Academy and
Industry, Minisymposia and Invited Special Technological Sessions.*
Objectives
The goal of the ECCOMAS CFD conferences is to periodically bring
together researchers, industrialists and students working in the fields
of the science of Computational Fluid Dyamics (CFD). The fields of
interest are the applications of mathematical and computational methods
and the modelling of different areas: CFD, computational acoustics,
computational magnetohydrodynamics (MHD), computational mathematics and
numerical methods, optimization and control, computational methods in
life sciences and industrial applications. Multidisciplinary
applications of these fields to problems encountered in sectors like
Aerospace, Car and Ship Industry, Electronics, Energy, Finance,
Chemistry, Medicine, Biosciences, and Environmental sciences and Earth
sciences are also welcome.