This is the main conference in the UK offering an annual forum for academics and researchers to present their research on developments in Computational Mechanics, being an ideal opportunity for the fostering of ideas and the establishing of new collaborative research links, helping to build strong research networks within the UK and at an international level. Previous conferences have proved to be successful technical meetings, with their relative informality contributing to extensive discussion and the presentation of new concepts and ongoing research. They are particularly useful events for drawing together people from different disciplines and providing young researchers with opportunities for presenting their work.
The conference provides a forum to present recent advances in computational mechanics; see conference topics here.
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UKACM School on Advanced Computational Methods in Engineering
UKACM 2027 Conference
Journal: Engineering with Computers
Impact factor: 4.1 (2025)
Publishes original papers and authoritative state-of-the-art reviews on the technologies supporting simulation-based engineering.
Focuses on the development of new computing methods, algorithms and workflows, addressing significant computational challenges.
Emphasizes technologies that support a wide range of engineering applications.
Welcomes novel cutting-edge research and algorithm-based software development.
The conference attendees will be invited to submit an extended version of the papers for consideration for publication in a special issue of the Engineering with Computers, from April 2027.
Sponsorship opportunites
We are interested in hearing from any potential sponsor for the conference. A number of opportunities are outlined here.
Call for Mini-symposium now open
Submission deadline: 30 September 2026
The UKACM2027 conference welcomes the latest advancements in computational methods across applied sciences and engineering. We are particularly interested in proposals for Mini-Symposia that explore emerging areas, enriching the scope of applications.
Find the submission guidance here: Call for Mini-symposium.