Plenary Lecturers
Plenary lectures will be delivered by scientists of international prestige in the field of the conference.
Phase field for compaction band formation: Capture of grain crushing and permeability evolution in heterogeneous media
Ronaldo I. BorjaStanford University, USA
Physics-based and data-driven hybrid modelling of materials and their processing
Francisco ChinestaENSAM ParisTech, France
High-resolution computational plasticity at the micron scale
Marc GeersEindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
Phase-field Fracture: Toward a General Purpose Technology
Thomas J.R. HughesUniversity of Texas at Austin, USA
Fracture with Phase-Field Models: Discretization, Acceleration, Application
Stefan KollmannsbergerTechnische Universität Munchen, Germany
Automated model discovery – A new paradigm in computational mechanics?
Ellen KuhlStanford University, USA
Convolution Hierarchical Deep Learning Neural Network (C-HiDeNN)-AI: From Topological Optimization to Additive Manufactured Materials
Wing Kam LiuNorthwestern University, USA
Multiscale modelling of precipitate and grain boundary strengthening in metallic alloys.
Javier LlorcaUniversidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), Spain
Towards the Multiscale Computational Design of Shock-absorbing Metamaterials: (II) From the low-scale to the upper-scale
Xavier OliverUniversitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), Spain
Interaction of particulate fluids and structures. Modelling and computational challenges
Eugenio OñateUniversitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), CIMNE, Spain
Advances In Particle Finite Element Method For The Simulation Of Phase Change Problems And Fluid-Structure Interactions
Jean Philippe PonthotUniversite de Liege, Belgique
Application of virtual element methods for numerical simulation of inelastic response
Peter WriggersLeibniz University of Hannover, Germany
