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The contents and objectives of the accepted Minisymposia are briefly illustrated in this list.

• MS11: Advanced materials: computational analysis of properties and performance
  Vadim V. Silberschmidt and Valery P. Matveenko
• MS12: Inverse problems
  Guillermo Rus and Roberto Palma
• MS13: Computational modeling in mechanobiology and tissue engineering
  Paulo Fernandes, María José Gómez Benito, Guillermo Rus, Enrico Dall‘Ara, Zohar Yosibash and Uwe Wolfram
• MS16: Multiscale computational homogenization for bridging scales in the mechanics and physics of complex materials
  Julien Yvonnet, Kenjiro Terada, Peter Wriggers and Marc Geers
• MS17: Real-time simulation, visualization and image processing in engineering science
  João M. Tavares, Renato N. Jorge, Yongjie Jessica Zhang, Adrian R.G. Harwood, Petra Wensich, Timoleon Kipouros, Mark Savill and Alistair J. Revell
• MS18: Modelling of heterogeneous media - multi-scale approaches and inelastic behaviour
  Hermann G. Matthies and Adnan Ibrahimbegovic
• MS19: Coupled problems in optimization, control, and uncertainty quantification
  Hermann G. Matthies, Roger Ohayon and Kwan-Chun Park
• MS24: Advances in the modelling of multi-scale, multi-physics and multi-uncertainty problems
  Chenfeng Li and Francisco M. Pires
• MS25: Recent advances in immersed boundary and fictitious domain methods
  Ernst Rank, Alexander Düster, Jamshid Parvizian, Fehmi Cirak, John E. Dolbow, Thomas-Peter Fries, Isaac Harari, Mats G. Larson, Isabelle Ramiere, Martin Ruess and Dominik Schillinger
• MS27: Progress in CFD for wind and tidal offshore turbines
  Esteban Ferrer and Adeline Montlaur
• MS29: Verification and validation in computational fluid dynamics and mechanics
  Filipe S. Pereira, Luís Eça, Guilherme Vaz, Ryan G. McClarren and William J. Rider
• MS30: Isogeometric methods
  Alessandro Reali, Yuri Bazilevs, David J. Benson, René De Borst, Thomas J.R. Hughes, Trond Kvamsdal, Giancarlo Sangalli and Clemens V. Verhoosel
• MS33: High-order methods for under-resolved turbulent flows
  Esteban FERRER, Eusebio VALERO, Vincent COUAILLIER and David A. KOPRIVA
• MS34: Advanced variational discretizations for simulations of complex systems in complex geometry
  Guglielmo Scovazzi, Antonio J. Gil and Mario Ricchiuto
• MS35: Recent developments in high-order mesh generation
  David Moxey, Michael Turner and Joaquim Peiró
• MS38: Computational modelling of damage and fracture
  Leong Hien Poh, Ron Peerlings, Milan Jirásek and Anna Pandolfi
• MS40: Recent advances in enriched finite and boundary element methods
  Heiko Gimperlein, M. Shadi Mohamed and Omar Laghrouche
• MS43: Advanced modelling and optimization of straight-fibre and tow-steered composite structures
  Anita Catapano, Marco Montemurro, Alfonso Pagani, Philip Bussetta, Nuno Correia and Philip Harrison
• MS46: Biomechanics of the eye
  Anna Pandolfi, Rodolfo Repetto, Peter Stewart and Jennifer H. Tweedy
• MS48: Model reduction, big data and dynamic data-driven systems
  Francisco Chinesta, Elias Cueto, Charbel Farhat, Matthew J. Zahr and Pierre Ladeveze
• MS49: Fourier-based methods for computing the behavior of heterogenous materials: developments, extensions and applications.
  Matthias Kabel, Heiko Andrä, Hervé Moulinec and Lionel Gélébart
• MS50: Multi-scale models of interfacial layers
  Frédéric Lebon and Raffaella Rizzoni
• MS51: Computational Structural Stability
  Herbert A. Mang and Yeong-Bin Yang
• MS52: Multiscale modeling of concrete and concrete structures
  Herbert A. Mang, Yong Yuan and Bernhard Pichler
• MS53: Time integration methods for single and multi-physical problems
  Stefan Hartmann and Detlef Kuhl
• MS54: Computational multi-scale modeling and design of new engineering materials
  Xavier Oliver, Tadeusz Burczyński , Alfredo E. Huespe and Maciej Pietrzyk
• MS55: Meshfree and particle methods: theory, formulation and applications
  Jorge Belinha, R.M. Natal Jorge and G.R. Liu
• MS56: Computational Methods For Structural Dynamics
  Andreas E. Kampitsis and Ioannis C. Dikaros
• MS58: Experiments and modeling of smart active materials with electro- and magneto-mechanical coupling
  George Chatzigeorgiou, Kostas Danas, Antonio J. Gil, Mokarram Hossain, Marc-André Keip, Dennis M. Kochmann, Paul D. Ledger, Prashant Saxena and Jörg Schröder
• MS59: Advances in the material point method for solid mechanics
  Charles E. Augarde, Willam M. Coombs and Michael A. Hicks
• MS61: New challenges on computational contact mechanics and interface models
  Alfredo Gay Neto, Alexander Popp, Ajay Banga Harish, Peter Wriggers and Evgeny Petrov
• MS62: Nonlocal Models and Methods for Material Failure and Damage Simulation
  Adair R. Aguiar, Mahmoud Mousavi, Erkan Oterkus, Pablo Seleson, Paul Steinmann, Andrew McBride and Ali Javili
• MS64: Mathematical aspects of isogeometric analysis
  Carla Manni and Hendrik Speleers
• MS65: Computational modelling of beams on foundation with application to rail tracks
  António Pinto da Costa and Fernando Simões
• MS66: Recent progress and trends in high-order CFD methods
  Z.J. Wang, Chongam Kim, H.T. Huynh, Matania Ben-Artzi and Jean-Pierre Croisille
• MS67: Uncertainty Quantification in Computational Mechanics: Probabilistic and Non-traditional Approaches
  Hector A. Jensen, Michael Beer, Edoardo Patelli and Marcos A. Valdebenito
• MS68: Current trends in modelling and simulation of turbulent flows
  Suad Jakirlic
• MS69: Structure-preserving methods for the dynamics and optimal control of structures and multibody systems
  Peter Betsch, Sina Ober-Blöbaum, Sigrid Leyendecker and Ignacio Romero
• MS71: Computational soft tissue cardiac mechanics
  Xiao Y. Luo, David A. Nordletten, Boyce E. Griffith, Gehard A. Holzapfel and Ray W. Ogden
• MS72: Numerical methods for multiscale materials modelling
  Lukasz Madej, Waclaw Kus, Marc Bernacki and Gottfried Laschet
• MS73: Numerical Methods For Multi-Material Flows
  Nathaniel R. Morgan, Mikhail Shashkov and Andrew Barlow
• MS75: Complex Fluid Flows in Engineering: Modeling, Simulation and Optimization
  Marek Behr and Stefanie Elgeti
• MS76: Multiphysics of fibrous materials
  Catalin Picu, L.A.A. Beex, Jean-Francois Ganghoffer , Laurent Orgeas, Emanuela Bosco and Artem Kulachenko
• MS80: HPC-Based simulations for the wide industrial realm: aerospace, automotive, bio, construction, heavy…
  Makoto Tsubokura, Mariano Vázquez, Takayuki Aoki and Andreas Lintermann
• MS81: Numerical design with polymorphic uncertain data
  Michael Kaliske, Wolfgang Graf, Sigrid Leyendecker and Stefanie Reese
• MS83: Computational experiment in aeroacoustics (MINI-CEAA)
  George N. Barakos, Charles Hirsch, Sergey Karabasov, Tatiana K. Kozubskaya and Ulf Michel
• MS84: Modelling of Interface Behaviour in Composites
  Jana Wilmers, Swantje Bargmann, Ali Javili and Andrew T. McBride
• MS85: Young Investigators Minisymposium
  Joan Baiges, Ludovic Chamoin, Stefanie Elgeti, Frans P. van der Meer, Alexander Popp and Jaan-Willem Simon
• MS86: Advances in numerical methods for linear and non-linear dynamics and wave propagation
  Alexander Idesman
• MS87: Mathematical and computational modelling of fluid flow and transport in the brain and spinal cord
  Marie E. Rognes and Kent-Andre Mardal
• MS88: Computational Electro-Magneto-Thermo-Mechanics
  Tobias Gleim and Detlef Kuhl
• MS89: Multi-physics & Multi-scale Methods in Granular Materials Modeling
  Alex X. Jerves, Carlos F. Ávila and Sergio A. Galindo-Torres
• MS90: CFD-based Design Optimisation Methods
  Harvey M Thompson and Zinedine Khatir
• MS91: Inertial Microfluidics
  Tomasz A. Kowalewski and J. Maciej Floryan
• MS92: Computational mechanics for energy harvesting and storage
  Alberto Salvadori and Robert McMeeking
• MS94: Optimisation of heat transfer and fluid-based problems
  Joe Alexandersen, Kurt Maute and Ole Sigmund
• MS95: Strength, fatigue and stability of composite structures
  Giovanni Garcea, Raimund Rolfes, Martin Ruess, Kaui-Uwe Schröder, Claudio Balzani, Eelco Jansen Jansen and Raimund Rolfes
• MS96: Mechanical and physical properties of cellular/porous/fibrous materials
  Hanxing Zhu and Philip Harrison
• MS99: Numerical methods for coupled problems involving fluids and solids
  Martina Bukac and Catalin Trenchea
• MS101: CFD methods in combustion, pollutant formation
  Thomas Lauer
• MS102: Computational mechanics of wood, wood-based products and timber structures.
  Josef Füssl, Josef Eberhardsteiner, Erik Serrano and Michael Kaliske
• MS103: Advances and challenges in flow control.
  Aki Grönman and Jonna K. Tiainen
• MS105: Computational methods for inverse problems: theory and applications.
  John C Brigham, Ankush Aggarwal and Wilkins Aquino
• MS106: Advanced numerical methods for the modeling of coupled systems dynamics
  Antoine Legay, Andreas Zilian, Martin Buchschmid and Jean-François Deü
• MS109: Multibody system dynamics and nonlinear transient dynamics with FEM: Methods and applications
  Marko K. Matikainen, Alfredo Gay Neto and Ajay B. Harish
• MS110: Advances in CFD methods for Aeroelastics
  Simão Marques and Sebastian Timme
• MS111: Computational modeling and experimental investigations of metallic materials across scales
  Benjamin Klusemann and Franz Roters
• MS113: Advances in computational methods for environmental flows
  Pablo Ortiz and Joanna Szmelter
• MS114: Numerical simulation of self-healing processes in cementitious materials
  Anthony D. Jefferson, Liberato Ferrera and Giovanni Di Luzio
• MS116: Exascale algorithms and software techniques for computational fluid and solid mechanics
  Stefan Turek, Axel Klawonn and Uli Rüde
• MS117: Advanced models for large-eddy simulation of wall-bounded turbulent flows
  F.Xavier Trias and Roel Verstappen
• MS118: A Unifying Methodology for Robust High Order CFD: Summation-by-Parts
  Andrew Winters, David C. Del Rey Fernández, Gregor J. Gassner and Jason E. Hicken
• MS119: impact of Surface Imperfections on the Transition Process of Laminar Boundary Layers
  Heinrich Luedeke and Ulrich Rist
• MS120: Adaptive engineering structures
  Malte von Scheven, Walter Haase, Werner Sobek and Manfred Bischoff
• MS122: Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures - In Memory of Christian Miehe (1956-2016)
  Manfred Bischoff, Christian Linder, Ekkehard Ramm and Jörg Schröder
• MS124: Computational analysis and methods for solids and structures within generalized continua
  Jarkko Niiranen, Josef Kiendl and Antti H. Niemi
• MS125: Modeling and discretization approaches for slender continua and their interaction.
  Christoph Meier, Damien Durville, Olivier Brüls, Johannes Gerstmayr and Joachim Linn
• MS126: Reduced order modeling with error control and adaptivity
  Felix Fritzen, Ralf Jänicke and Fredrik Larsson
• MS127: Multi-Physics Simulations with the Coupling Library preCICE
  Benjamin Uekermann and Miriam Mehl
• MS128: Multiscale in-silico modelling of cancer biophysics and therapy
  Vasileios Vavourakis, Hector Gomez, Miguel O. Bernabeu, Kristen L. Mills, Helen Byrne, Philip Maini, Mark Chaplain and A. Caiazzo
• MS129: Isogeometric boundary element methods
  Robert N. Simpson, Jon Trevelyan, Panagiotis Kaklis, Trond Kvamsdal and Jon Vegard Venas
• MS130: Advances in reduced basis techniques for flow problems in analysis, control and optimization
  Gianluigi Rozza, Simona Perotto, Annalisa Quaini and Marco Fossati
• MS131: Instabilities in thermomechanics
  Jerzy Pamin, Andreas Menzel, Laurent Stainier, Magnus Ekh and Sebastien Mercier
• MS132: Advances in computational methods for complex liquid-vapor flows
  Rémi Abgrall, Pietro M. Congedo, Marica Pelanti and Maria Giovanna Rodio
• MS134: About the modelling of low-Reynolds number fluid-structure interactions
  Luca Biancofiore, Carmine Putignano and Daniele Dini
• MS135: Discontinuous Galerkin methods: new trends and applications
  Nicoletta Franchina, Sonia Fernandez-Mendez and Ruben Sevilla
• MS136: Monotonicity preserving finite element methods for transport equations and hyperbolic systems
  Santiago Badia, Dmitri Kuzmin and John N. Shadid
• MS137: Uncertainty quantification in the computational design and analysis of offshore wind farms.
  Barry Koren and Benjamin Sanderse
• MS140: Stability in mathematical models for engineering
  Juha M. Jeronen and Tero T. Tuovinen
• MS141: Advances in Computational Models and Applications for Multiphysics High-Enthalpy Flows
  Marco Fossati and Thierry Magin
• MS143: Numerical Modelling of Water Entry Flows
  Alessandro Iafrati, David Le Touzé and Thomas Rung
• MS144: Fracture-resistance characterisation of structural interfaces using cohesive zone models
  Leo Škec, Giulio Alfano, Roberto Serpieri and Gordan Jelenić
• MS146: Non-newtonian fluid flows: numerical methods and applications
  Monica S. N. Oliveira, Robert J. Poole, Manuel A. Alves, Nigel Mottram, Markus Rütten and Olaf Wünsch
• MS147: European Materials Modelling Council: Training for Translators
  Natalia A. Konchakova, Denka Hristova-Bogaerds, Daniel Höche and Tom Verbrugge
• MS149: Model order reduction for multiscale problems in geo-engineering
  Laura Iapichino, Harshit Bansal, Wilhelmus H. A. Schilders and Barry Koren
• MS150: Uncertainty Quantification Methods for Fluid Flow Simulations and Models
  Olivier P. Le Maitre, Pietro M. Congedo, Omar M. Knio and Gianluca C. Iaccarino
• MS152: Recent developments in matrix assembly and iterative solution techniques for FEA and IGA
  Matthias Möller and Bernd Simeon
• MS155: Unfitted Finite Element Methods for Complex Flow Problems
  Andre Massing, Dominik Schillinger, Anna Scotti and Sara Zahedi
• MS156: Adjoint Methods for Optimisation, Mesh Adaptation and Uncertainty Quantification
  Jens-Dominik Mueller, Tom Verstraete and Kyriakos Giannakoglou
• MS159: Innovative Methods for Fluid-Structure Interaction
  E. Harald van Brummelen, T. Kvamsdal and R. Ohayon
• MS161: Computational Mechanics of Concrete and Concrete Structures - A symposium in Memory of Nenad Bicanic
  René de Borst, Herbert Mang and Guenther Meschke
• MS162: Modelling of the (micro-) structural components of biological connective tissues
  Marlene Mengoni, Alison C. Jones and Tom Shearer
• MS164: Scalable solution methods and enabling software technologies for large-scale and advanced fluid flow simulations
  Paul Lin and Alvaro L. G. A. Coutinho
• MS165: Near wall reactive flows: simulation, modelling and validation
  Amsini Sadiki, Suad Jakirlic, Andreas Dreizler and Johannes Janicka
• MS166: Recent Advances in Simulation of Flow in Deformable Porous Media
  Markus Bause and Florin A. Radu
• MS168: Advanced Computational Modeling of Batteries - Merged with MS185: Computational modelling of lithium-ion battery cells and modules
  Edwin Knobbe, Wolfgang A. Wall and Vivian Tini
• MS169: Non-conventional methods for solid mechanics (NMSM)
  Wojciech Sumelka, Tomasz Blaszczyk, Jarosław Jędrysiak, Jacek Leszczyński and Agnieszka Malinowska
• MS172: Biomechanics of organs and tissues connected to the vascular system – computational modeling and experimental validation
  Tim Ricken and Markus Böl
• MS173: Numerical Tools for Marine Renewable Energy
  Moustafa Abdel-Maksoud and Pal Schmitt
• MS175: Interfacial fluid flow simulation
  Mostafa S. Shadloo and Mehmet Yildiz
• MS176: Benchmarking hydraulic fracturing: theory and numerical simulation
  Lorenzo Benedetti, Brice Lecampion, Panos Papanastasiou and Gennady Mishuris
• MS178: Finite-strain plasticity and viscoelasticity: Modelling approaches and numerics
  Bernhard Eidel, Alexey V. Shutov and Ralf Landgraf
• MS179: Discrete simulations of granular materials
  Stefanos-Aldo Papanicolopulos, Daniel Barreto, Kevin J. Hanley and Thomas Shire
• MS180: Combined experimental and computational methods to understand soft biological tissue behavior
  Johannes Weickenmeier and Sandra Loerakker
• MS181: Phase-field models for cracking in complex materials
  Hüsnü Dal, Marc-Andre Keip and Charlotte Kuhn
• MS182: The unsteady aerodyamics of small wings at moderate Reynolds numbers
  Ignazio M. Viola and Elias Balaras
• MS183: Computational Multi-Fluid Dynamics Models for Multiscale and Multiphysics Problems: Methods, Algorithms, Challenges and Perspectives
  Jeff Gomes, Marcus Bannerman and Jos Derksen
• MS184: Unstructured high-order methods for scale- resolving simulations
  Koen Hillewaert, Corentin Carton de Wiart and Scott Murman
• MS188: Multifidelity Uncertainty Quantification Strategies for Computational Fluid Dynamics Applications
  Gianluca Geraci, Michael S. Eldred and Gianluca Iaccarino
• MS191: Moving interface problems in computational fluid dynamics
  Jooyoung Hahn and Robert Kloefkorn
• MS194: Next generation digital mock-UPS for multi-physics simulation
  Flavien Boussuge, Cecil G. Armstrong and Jean-Claude Léon
• MS196: Design optimisation with multiscale or multiphysics considerations
  Xiao-Yi Zhou and H. Alicia Kim
• MS197: PDE Eigenvalue problems: computational modeling and numerical analysis
  Jeffrey S. Ovall and Stefano Giani
• MS199: Development and design of open scientific software libraries
  Łukasz Kaczmarczyk and Garth N. Wells
• MS200: Coupled hydro-mechanical processes in geomaterials
  Peter Grassl and Thomas Shire
• MS207: Shells and thin-walled structures
  Manfred Bischoff, Kai-Uwe Bletzinger, René De Borst and Martin Ruess
• MS222: Direct and inverse methods for cardiovascular and pulmonary biomechanics
  Wolfgang A. Wall, C. Alberto Figueroa, Marek Behr and Raoul van Loon