IMCS at the 96th GAMM Annual Meeting in Stuttgart

19 March 2026

The 96th GAMM Annual Meeting took place from March 16–20, 2026, at the University of Stuttgart, bringing together researchers from applied mathematics and mechanics.

The conference offered a broad scientific program and many opportunities for exchange. The welcome reception at Stuttgart’s city hall and the conference dinner at the historic Alte Reithalle provided a relaxed atmosphere to connect beyond the sessions and even including a few magical moments.

IMCS also contributed to the program and engaged in valuable discussions with colleagues and collaborators. We thank the organizers for the excellent conference and look forward to the next GAMM meeting.

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