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Call for Papers:
ICCES'11 will be organized along 4 major THEMES.
Each THEME will have several SYMPOSIA
Each SYMPOSIUM can have many MINI-SYMPOSIA.
Each SYMPOSIUM will have AT LEAST 30 presentations; 4 of which will be KEYNOTE (40 minutes each), 6 INVITED (25 minutes each), and at least 20 other INVITED presentations of 20 minutes duration each, with a mix of
senior as well as upcoming researchers.
Each MINI-SYMPOSIUM proposed by any organizer will have AT LEAST 10 presentations; 1 of which will be KEYNOTE (40
minutes), 4 INVITED ( 25 minutes each), and 5 other INVITED presentations (20 minutes each), with a mix of senior as well as upcoming
researchers.
If any of the papers in a SYMPOSIUM or MINI-SYMPOSIUM represent the first publications of original research, the
respective organizer can propose them for publication,
collectively, as SPECIAL ISSUE(S) of either of the Journals CMES ( www.techscience.com/cmes) or CMC ( www.techscience.com/cmc). The organizer(s) will be invited to act as GUEST-EDITOR(S) of the respective SPECIAL ISSUE(S).
While the Guest-Editor(s) may be called upon to handle the reviews
, the Editorial Boards/ Editors-in-Chief of CMES/CMC will have the
final responsibility to accept/decline the papers after the usual
peer-review process.
We call upon the research community to propose SYMOSIA or MINI-SYMPOSIA on a topic of their choice from the list below. They
may also propose SYMPOSIA/ MINI-SYMPOSIA on any topic which is
not listed below, but which falls broadly within the 4 THEMES identified below.
Please send your proposals, electronically, to:
(icces@icces.org) ,
with the subject line: Proposal for an ICCES'10 SYMPOSIUM/
MINI-SYMPOSIUM
We thank you for your kind support of ICCES'11.
THEMES:
- CMC: Computers, Materials, & Continua
- CMES: Computer Modeling in Engineering & Sciences
- MNCM: Meshless & Novel Computational Methods
- MDCEM: Multi-Disciplinary Computational & Experimental Methods
Symposia:
- CMC: Materials by Design
- CMC: Advances in Materials Processing, Plasticity, etc.
- CMC: Deformation and failure mechanics of heterogeneous materials, and
- CMC: Mechanics of Nanostructured Materials ( Mini-Symposia: semiconductors, soft-matter, low-dimensional systems, graphene and nanotubes, optoelectronic materials)
- CMES: Multiscale Modelling of Material Degradation and Fracture
- CMES: Fracture and failure of heterogeneous materials & Mechanics of Composite Materials and Structures
- CMES: Modern Mechanics of Solids & Structures
- CMES: Modern Mechanics of Fluids , and Gases
- CMES: Mechanics of Soft Matter
- CMES: Mechanics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics of Matter at Multiple Length & Time Scales
- CMES: Mechanics of MEMS & NEMS
- CMES: Topology Optimization, and General Structural Optimization
- MNCM: Meshless Local Petrov-Galerkin Methods( Including LBIE), EFG
- MNCM: Mesh-Reduction & Boundary Element Methods, Boundary Node & Hybrid Boundary Node Methods
- MNCM: Trefftz Methods & method of Fundamental Solutions
- MNCM: Trial Functions: MLS, RBF, & MQ
- MNCM: SPH, Wavelets, levelsets, DE with Fractional Derivatives
- MDCEM: Multiphysics & Multidisciplinary Engineering
- MDCEM: Computational & Experimental Smart Structures Technology
- MDCEM: Image Processing & Analysis
We can have MINI- SYMPOSIA under each Symposium Topic. If you would like
to propose a SYMPOSIUM/MINISYMPOSIUM on YOUR OWN TOPIC, in
any of the above listed Themes categories, please write
to: icces@icces.org
with the Subject Line: Suggested Topic for a Symposium/Minisymposium
Please submit a summary of your paper, directly at the web-site:
http://submission.techscience.com/icces11
The deadline for the abstracts is: 10 Jan 2011.
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