X International Conference of Computational Methods in Engineering Science – CMES’25

November 19th-21st, 2025
Kielce, Poland

The organization of the tenth anniversary edition of the CMES conference is particularly significant, as it will serve as a summary of a decade of achievements and innovations in the field of computational methods applied in engineering.

This year’s International Conference of Computational Methods in Engineering Science (CMES) aims to foster interaction within the field of computational methods and their applications in science and engineering; showcase advancements in all areas, and present the achievements of invited speakers and participants. The conference topics cover eight thematic areas: engineering process analysis, the application of computer programs in engineering, machine learning, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), computer simulations of processes and phenomena, the finite element method (FEM), material properties and methods for structural research, production engineering and quality control, emphasizing its interdisciplinary nature. The interdisciplinary character of the conference promotes the exchange of knowledge among specialists.

The 10th annual CMES conference will take place on 19th-21st of November 2025 in Cedzyna near Kielce, Poland.

CMES25 selected full papers will be submitted to:

The previous CMES 2016-2024 proceedings and selected full papers are available at:

The main organizer of the conference is Polish Association for Knowledge Promotion. CMES’25 is co-organized by two Department of Machine Engineering Fundamentals and Mechatronics, Department of Materials Engineering (Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Lublin University of Technology), Department of Computer Science (Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science of Lublin University of Technology), Department of Organisation of Enterprise (Faculty of Management of Lublin University of Technology), Department of Renewable Energy Engineering and Department of Biomass and Waste Conversion in Biofuels (Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Energy of Lublin University of Technology), as well as Department of Airframe and Engine (Faculty of Aviation, Polish Air Force University).

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