Program
ICCCM 2025 will take place from July 2–4, 2025, with the program starting on Wednesday morning (around 9:00) and concluding on Friday afternoon (around 16:00).
We are currently finalizing the detailed conference schedule, but we are pleased to already announce that there will be a welcome reception on the evening of Tuesday, July 1, 2025, at the REVO conference hotel.
The ICCCM 2025 program promises an engaging and comprehensive lineup showcasing the latest advancements in computational contact mechanics. Attendees can look forward to keynote lectures by leading experts, technical sessions covering a broad range of topics, and opportunities for networking and collaboration.
As we complete the program details, we are confident that participants can expect an inspiring experience in the city of Munich.
Conference Topics
- Finite Element Methods for Contact
- Discrete Element Models for Contact
- Multibody Dynamics Contact
- Interface Models: Friction Laws, Wear, Tribological Modeling, Cohesive Zone Models, Rolling, Debonding
- Emerging Computational Approaches: Methods, Algorithms, and Numerical Analysis
- Multiphysics and Thermomechanical Coupling
- Contact Modeling in Mechanical and Civil Engineering, Biomechanics, and Geomechanics
- Multi-Scale Approaches for Contact Problems
- Granular Materials and Rigid Bodies
- Solution Algorithms for Single- and Multi-Processor Computing Environments
- Machine Learning Methods for Contact
Keynote Lecturers
We are excited to announce the keynote speakers for ICCCM 2025! This year, in addition to featuring renowned scientists, we are proud to introduce, for the first time in ICCCM history, an "Industry Keynote Lecture". This new addition aims to bridge the gap between research and industry, bringing cutting-edge research closer to the engineering software used in practice.
Tentative keynote title: INRIA Grenoble, France |
Tentative keynote title: Department of Structural and Geotechnical Engineering |
Tentative keynote title: Institute for Structural Mechanics |
Tentative keynote title: Centre for Material Sciences |
Tentative keynote title: Ansys Fellow, |