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About ICCES

The International Conference on Computational & Experimental Engineering and Sciences (ICCES) founded in 1986 by Prof. Satya N. Atluri and Prof. Genki Yagawa is comprised of highly skilled and reputable researchers from global academia, industry and governments with expertise in computational and experimental engineering and sciences. Since inception, ICCES has held the following international gatherings:

ICCES 1986 in Tokyo, Japan;

ICCES 1988 in Atlanta, USA;

ICCES 1991 in Melbourne, Australia;

ICCES 1992 in Hong Kong, China;

ICCES 1995 in Big Island, Hawaii, USA;

ICCES 1997 in San Jose, Costa Rica;

ICCES 1998 in Atlanta, USA;

ICCES 2000 in Los Angeles, USA;

ICCES 2001 in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico;

ICCES 2002 in Reno, USA;

ICCES 2003 in Corfu, Greece;

ICCES 2004 in Madeira, Portugal;

ICCES 2005 in Chennai, India;

ICCES 2007 in Miami, USA;

ICCES 2008 in Honolulu, USA;

ICCES 2009 in Phuket, Thailand;

ICCES 2010 in Las Vegas, USA;

ICCES 2011 in Nanjing, China;

ICCES 2012 in Crete, Greece;

ICCES 2013 in Seattle, USA;

ICCES 2014 in Changwon, Korea;

ICCES 2015 in Reno, USA.

ICCES 2017 in Madeira Island, Portugal.

ICCES 2019 in Tokyo, Japan.

Virtually each year since the inaugural conference in 1986, ICCES conferences have brought together over 500 of the world's most respected researchers in disciplines such as Nanoscience and Technology; Nanostructured Materials; Engineering, Biology and Medicine; Bio-MEMS/Bio-NEMS/Labs-on-Chips/Life-Chips, Complex Engineering Systems; Molecular and Cellular Biomechanics; Computers, Materials, & Continua; Computer Modeling in Engineering & Sciences; Sustainability, Environment, & Climate; Disaster Prevention & Control; Computational Biology, Biomechanics and Bioengineering; Meshless and Novel Computational Methods; Soft Computing and Fuzzy Logic, etc.

ICCES is primarily geared towards strengthening ties and encourage interaction between highly talented individuals in engineering, life sciences, and the physical sciences, and to promote research at their interfaces, so that the fast-paced developments in these disciplines can be quickly translated in to engines for global economic growth.

ICCES conferences have attracted the attention of various national academies, national governments, and multinational corporations where for brief example, the 1991 conference was inaugurated by the Australian Minister of Science and the 1997 conference in 1997 was inaugurated by the Costa Rican Minister of Education and Technology. A comprehensive inaugural address on Science Policy was given in the 2005 Chennai, India conference by His Excellency Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, the then President of the Republic of India. The conference in Chennai was also financially supported by such industrial giants as Tata Consultancies, Caterpillar Inc, etc.

In recognition of distinguished researchers for their life's work, outstanding young, upcoming researchers, and those who made substantial, multi-faceted contributions in engineering, industry, commerce and the sciences for the advancement of human society, awards have been instituted and given by ICCES. In 2010, the organization's highest award, the Satya N. Atluri Medal, was awarded to Dr. Ratan Naval Tata (Chairman of Tata Sons of Mumbai, India, a privately held conglomerate with assets of over 4 Trillion USD) in recognition of his foresight in the Nano-World, and for his continuation of his family's legendary philanthropy.