Call for abstracts and mini-symposia
At ICCFD13, you can present your work in one of the following formats:
- Regular contributed talk (open to everyone, no invitation needed).
- Invited talk within a mini-symposium (by invitation from the organizers).
- Poster presentation during the poster session.
If you haven’t been invited to a mini-symposium, we warmly encourage you to submit a regular contributed talk or a poster presentation.
To foster broad participation and active research exchange, ICCFD encourages contributions from many research teams. Please note that submitting three or more talks from the same group may affect acceptance. This limitation does not apply to poster presentations.
Guidelines for Abstract Submission
- Prepare your abstract following one of these templates:
- To promote diversity, a maximum of two contributions from the same research group will be recommended.
- Once your abstract is ready, visit: https://easychair.org/conferences?conf=iccfd13
- Log in or register on EasyChair (please note that this is not the conference registration, which will open in Spring 2026).
- Follow the instructions, in particular:
- Submit both the plain-text and PDF versions of your abstract.
- Select 3 to 5 keywords.
- If you were invited to a mini-symposium, make sure to select the correct one from the Topics list. The list will be updated as mini-symposium proposals are accepted.
Guidelines for Paper Submission
Submission of a conference paper is optional and may take place after abstract acceptance.
- Accepted conference papers will be published on the conference website without further revision. Conference papers are not indexed.
- The conference paper length must be between 8 and 25 pages
- The deadline for camera-ready paper submission is June 08, 2026.
- The paper template will be made available after notification of abstract acceptance.
After the conference, contributions accompanied by a submitted conference paper may be considered for invitation to a Special Issue of Computers & Fluids.
- For this journal submission, substantial advancements beyond the conference paper are expected.
- Manuscripts invited to the Special Issue will undergo the standard peer-review process managed by the journal’s editorial board.
- The timeline for the Special Issue will be communicated at a later stage.
Guidelines for Mini-Symposium Submission
Submission of mini-symposium proposals is closed.
- A mini-symposium (MS) shall focus on a topical scientific theme that is clearly aligned with the areas of interest of ICCFD.
- Each MS will consist of two sessions, including 7-8 contributions. A keynote presentation may open the MS. To promote diversity, a maximum of two contributions from the same research group will be permitted. Proposals should aim for broad international representation across different continents
- Mini-symposia will be reviewed independently and prior to regular submissions. Acceptance or rejection will apply to the MS as a whole, based on the overall quality of the contributions. If a MS is not accepted, individual submissions may be transferred to the regular review process.
- A maximum of five mini-symposia will be accepted for the conference.