Computational Mechanics 2026
CZ
ENBrief Abstract Submission
Each participant can register only one talk as a main author. The main author submits a brief abstract (max. 150 words) using his/her user profile on the conference website
Notification of Talk Acceptance
The Scientific Committee of CM 2026 will decide on the acceptance of talk into the conference programme. All main authors will be notified of the acceptance or rejection by e-mail
It is assumed that the main author will represent all the authors of the accepted talk and will give the talk during the conference.
Conference Proceedings
A short conference paper of 2-4 pages has to be prepared using templates in LaTeX or in MS Word in order to be published in the non-reviewed conference proceedings with assigned ISBN. The conference proceedings will contain only papers of participants who paid their conference fee till the deadlines specified and only papers matching the requirements described in the provided templates. Final version of the conference paper in PDF format named
together with all source files and all figures, should be compressed into a single file
and sent electronically using the user profile on the conference website
The submission of the conference paper for publication in the proceedings is optional and at the discretion of each participant. Only participants in the competition for young researchers under 35 years of age are required to publish their works in the proceedings.
Conference Paper Templates
Template for LaTeX.
Template for MS Word.
Publishing in the ACM Journal
Additionally, each participant of the conference is encouraged to submit a full paper of minimally 8 pages to the journal Applied and Computational Mechanics which is indexed by the databases EBSCO, DOAJ and Scopus. Guidelines for the full paper preparation are available on the ACM journal website https://acm.kme.zcu.cz.
The originality and the scientific level of all papers containing new and still unpublished results will be considered during the review process.
