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ECT 2026
The Thirteenth International Conference on Engineering Computational Technology

27-29 August 2026
Budapest, Hungary

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Introduction

This is the thirteenth conference in the Engineering Computational Technology (ECT) series that commenced in 1998. The conference is concerned with the application of the latest computational technology to all aspects of engineering. Computational technology encompasses both the latest hardware and software developments as well as algorithmic and theoretical developments. Contributors to this conference series have included engineers, mathematicians and scientists.

The conference is concerned with both theoretical, mathematical and scientific developments as well as applications of established technology to new domains.

Previous venues for the conference have included: Edinburgh, Prague, Leuven, Lisbon, Gran Canaria, Athens, Valencia, Dubrovnik, Naples, Sitges, Montpelier and Prague.

The conference runs concurrently with the Sixteenth International Conference on Computational Structures Technology (CST 2026). Participants may attend sessions from either the CST2026 or ECT2026 conference.

Papers presented at the ECT 2024 Conference can be found here on: www.ctresources.info

Major Conference Themes
The themes for this conference will include but are not limited to:

  • Computational Methods and Techniques
  • Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  • Engineering Modelling, Simulation including Pre- and Post-Processing
  • Engineering Design, Optimisation and Manufacture
  • Engineering Modelling, Information Systems, Management and Decision Making
  • Engineering Applications of Computational Technology
  • Software Development and Maintenance for Engineering Applications
  • Computational Engineering: Education and Training

Stream 1: Computational Methods for:

  • Computational Fluid Dynamics
  • Computational Geomechanics
  • Computational Geo-Environmental Mechanics
  • Computational Biomechanics
  • Computer Modelling and Simulation
  • Rock Mechanics
  • Multi-Phase Problems
  • Multi-Physics Problems
  • Soil-Structure Interaction
  • Fluid-Structure Interaction
  • Biomechanical Engineering
  • Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems
  • Stochastic Mechanics
  • Fluid Transport Simulation and Modelling
  • Flow Simulation and Modelling
  • Computational Inertia Microfluidics
  • Telematics, Tele-maintenance, Tele-diagnosis
  • Inverse Problems
  • Thermal Problems
  • Automotive Applications
  • Crash, Impact and Contact: Analysis and Simulation
  • Geotechnical Problems
  • Soil-Structure Interaction
  • Multi-Scale Problems
  • Nanomechanics
  • Micromechanics
  • Mechanics of Granular Materials
  • Porous Media
  • Process Simulation
  • Wave Propagation
  • Environmental Engineering
  • Design and Manufacture
  • Materials Processing
  • Micro- and Nano- Scale Problems
  • Multibody Dynamics
  • Geophysics
  • Acoustics
  • Energy Systems
  • Renewable Energy Systems
  • Active and Passive Control
  • Heat Transfer Problems
  • Failure and Instability Modelling
  • Computational Sustainability and Environmental Engineering
  • Uncertainty Quantification
  • Data Assimilation

Stream 2: Computational Techniques including:

  • Data Mining
  • Evolutionary Algorithms
  • Evolutionary Processes
  • Computational Methods deriving their inspiration from Nature
  • Soft Computing Methods
  • Particle Methods
  • Meshless Methods
  • Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networks
  • Numerical and Computational Linear Algebra
  • Mathematical Modelling
  • Multi-Scale Modelling
  • Finite and Boundary Element Method
  • Adaptive Procedures
  • Probabilistic Methods
  • Multiscale modelling

Stream 3: Engineering Modelling, Simulation including Pre- and Post-Processing

  • Domain Decomposition and Partitioning
  • Geometric Modelling
  • Mesh and Grid Generation
  • Model Verification
  • Pre- and Post- Processing
  • Quantification of Uncertainty in Simulations
  • Virtual Reality

Stream 4: Engineering Design, Optimization and Manufacture

  • Computer Aided Design & Computer Aided Engineering
  • Computer Aided Manufacture
  • CAD/CAM Rapid Prototyping
  • Optimal Design
  • Optimization and Sensitivity Analysis
  • Additive Manufacturing
  • Swarm Intelligence Techniques
  • Machine Learning Algorithms
  • Surrogate Modelling
  • Reduced order methods
  • Adjoint methods
  • Methods for Optimal Control

Stream 5: Engineering Modelling, Information Systems, Management and Decision Making including:

  • Decision Making in Engineering Management
  • Construction Management and Control
  • Information Systems
  • Communications
  • Project Management Agent-Based Models

Stream 6: Engineering Applications of Computational Technology including:

  • Computational Intelligence
  • Embedded High Performance Computing
  • Hardware and Software Developments for HPC
  • Virtual Reality and Virtual Environments
  • Virtual Prototyping
  • Visualisation and Graphics
  • Computational Steering
  • Parallel, Distributed and Cloud Processing
  • Use of High Performance Computer Architectures
  • Supercomputing
  • Distributed Computing and Networking
  • Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge-Based Systems
  • Machine Learning
  • Virtual Environments
  • Virtual Humans
  • Data Mining

Stream 7: Software Development and Maintenance for Engineering Applications including:

  • Software Standards and Quality Control
  • Verification and Validation
  • Grid Computing
  • Object Oriented Methods
  • Solution Procedures for Large Scale Problems
  • Novel Software Tools and Development Environments
  • Algorithms for Vectorization and Parallelisation
  • Software Reliability
  • Digital Twins

Stream 8: Computational Engineering: Education and Training

  • Course Development
  • On-line Training Systems
Conference Proceedings, DOIs and Archiving
All papers presented at the ECT 2026 Conference will be archived here: www.ctresources.info. CTResources is a member of Crossref. Each paper will be assigned a DOI with Crossref. The volume for ECT 2026 will be allocated an ISSN.
Journal Special Issues
Author of papers presented at the CST2026 and ECT2026 will eligible to submit a full length journal paper for either of the "Computers and Structures" (Elsevier) or "Advances in Engineering Software" (Elsevier). Details will be available at the Conferences.
Special Sessions
A number of special sessions will be organised at this Conference. If you wish to participate in a special session please indicate this when you submit your paper. Over the coming months the list of special sessions will gradually grow.

Participants may propose special sessions using the form here. Proposals should be emailed to Professor B.H.V. Topping using send special session proposal. Please ensure that you attach your fully completed form.

Conference Chairmen
The ECT 2026 Conference Chairmen and Editors are Professor Peter Iványi (Hungary), Professor Jaroslav Kruis (Czech Republic) and Professor Barry Topping (Hungary and UK).

Conference Editorial Board

The Conference Editorial Board is currently being assembled: