Many problems in computational mechanics involve one or more boundaries that are interfaces between different materials, including interfacial transport, fluid-fluid, solid-solid, or fluid-solid interactions. Problems in this class present many difficulties for numerical solution techniques since they introduce moving boundaries and consequently evolving geometries whose location and topology are unknown a priori. In this Minisymposium, we will provide a forum for researchers to meet and share ideas and experiences in this challenging area of computational mechanics. We seek submissions on all aspects of this problem: theory, formulation, analysis, and applications. Presentations including numerical verification and experimental validation are encouraged. We also encourage submissions on manufacturing flows and free surface flows with non-Newtonian fluids. Methods include, but are not limited to, level set and volume-of-fluid (VOF), arbitrary-Lagrangian-Eulerian (ALE) methods, immersed boundaries, sharp and diffuse modeling of interfacial zones, deformed geometry remeshing, fictitious domain methods, particle methods, embedded boundary conditions, shifted boundary methods, interface enriched finite element methods, cut mesh/finite element methods. We encourage papers incorporating scientific machine learning for free surface applications etc. Applications include, but are not limited to, manufacturing flows including additive and other advanced manufacturing techniques, fluid-solid interactions, multiphase flow, dynamics reaction fronts, low capillary flows, surface tension formulations, interfacial mass transfer, melt/solidification front modeling, bubble and suspension dynamics, mold filling, dynamic wetting lines, suspension and emulsion rheology, drying and pattern formation, crystallization and precipitation, and polymer extrusion and mixing.