Short Courses - General Information
The following short courses are being offered as a pre-congress activity at WCCM-ECCOMAS 2026
Date
July 19, 2026
LOCATION
WCCM-ECCOMAS Congress Venue
Fee
€250 + VAT (Includes coffee breaks and lunch)
Deadline
June 10, 2026
Schedule
TBC
Each course requires a minimum of 20 participants and has a maximum capacity of 40 participants. Additional registrations above this limit may be accepted upon request.
Short courses that do not reach the minimum number of participants by 10 June 2026 may be cancelled. Participants registered for a cancelled course will receive a full refund of the applicable registration fee.
If you wish to register to a short course, please visit our portal:
Access Registration PortalClick on the title of each short course below for more information.
01
Introduction to Peridynamics with Applications in ANSYS and Abaqus
Erdogan Madenci
02
Verification & Validation of Computational Simulations
Luís Eça
03
First-Ply Failure Prediction in Symmetric Composite Laminates Using BEM, CLT, and Tsai Criteria
Slimane Debbaghi
04
Immersed Boundary Method and Fluid-Structure Interaction: From Fundamentals to Applications
Shang-Gui Cai
05
Elementary multiphysics modeling: a short course on the fundamentals
Christopher Nahed
06
Modeling, Discretization, Optimization, and Simulation of Phase-Field Fracture Problems
Thomas Wick
07
New trends in nonlinear approximation methods for parametric systems
Angelo Iollo, Tommaso Taddei
08
Bayesian calibration of complex models: theory and practical implementation
Ignacio Romero, Christina Schenk
09
Introduction and Applications of Generalized Finite Element Methods
Nathan Shauer
10
Hands-On Physics-ML with NVIDIA PhysicsNeMo: Transolver Architectures for Surrogate Modelling on Complex Geometries
Benet Eiximeno
11
Finite element technology for solid mechanics at finite deformations
Mahmood Jabareen, Pedro Areias
12
Multistep Time-Integration Methods Based on NURBS and Bézier curves for Nonlinear Computational Mechanics
Ensieh Bakhtiari
13
Machine Learning for Solid Mechanics
JS Chen, WaiChing Steve Sun, Qizhi He, Nick Vlassis
