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About ICMEg
The ICMEg - the Integrated Computational Materials Engineering expert group - aims to build up a scientific network of stakeholders concentrating on boosting ICME into industrial application by defining a common communication standard for ICME relevant tools. This will allow the network stakeholders to benefit from sharing knowledge and best practice and thus promote a deeper understanding even between the different communities of materials scientists, IT engineers and industrial users. The Vision of ICMEg is a new strategy of materials and process development, where a variety of academic and commercial simulation tools - present and future - can be easily combined across different process steps and bridging several length scales in a “plug & play” type architecture being based on an object oriented, standardized information exchange.
The Mission of ICMEg is to establish and to maintain a network of contacts to
- simulation software providers around the world
- governmental and international standardization authorities
- ICME type users of simulation software
- different associations in the area of materials and processing
- academic developers of simulation software
The Mission of ICMEg further is
- to stimulate knowledge sharing in the field of multiscale materials design
- to define an ICME language in form of an open and standardized communication protocol
- to communicate this standard worldwide to make it widely accepted
- to discuss and to decide about future amendments to the initial standard
- to establish a legal body for a sustainable further development
The present ICMEg consortium comprises a total of 11 partners from 6 European countries. These are academic institutions and especially SME and private non-profit software providers in the areas of computational materials modeling and FEM simulations of materials processing. Each of them individually has already initiated own platform strategies towards integrative computational materials engineering.
Registration Fees
Registration fees are expressed in Euro. Early registration applicable if paid until February 15th 2016. The workshop fee comprises admission to all scientific sessions, coffee breaks, reception and banquet. Social events included in the registration fee have to be pre-booked.
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Early Fees If paid until February 15th 2016 |
Late Fees If paid after February 15th 2016 |
| Delegates |
400 € |
500 € |
| Full Time Students |
275 € |
350 € |
| Extra Tickets for Reception and Dinner |
150 € |
150 € |
Refund Policy: Non-author registrants who cannot attend, and do not send a substitute, will receive a refund on their registration fee with a cancellation fee of 100 Euro if the refund request is received in writing by March 15th 2016. Registrants are liable for their full fees after that date (i.e., NO Refund will be made).
Payment Confirmation Notifications will be sent to your email address once your payment is successfully processed.
There will be no refund to the author registrants.
Abstract Submission
Abstracts should be submitted to one of the workshop topics. Both, registration and submission of abstract, should be made through the conference web site. Registration area
Conference program can have only one presentation per person.
The presenting author should be the corresponding author.
Abstract instructions
One-page (PDF only) abstract (no more than 300 words) should be submitted before January 8th, 2016. The abstract should include: full presentation title, authors' names, affiliations and email addresses, following the workshop template. Maximum file size: 1 MB.
*website: http://congress.cimne.com/icme2016/frontal/default.asp
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