2nd year PhD students seminar
The 5th of April the ‘Séminaire des Doctorants 2ème année (‘2nd year PhD students seminar’) was held in Nantes (France).
The necessary collaboration between industry, academia and government
The collaboration between academia and industry has always been a hot topic among the research community. Due to the rapid
"All models are wrong, but some are useful". George E. P. Box
“All models are wrong, but some are useful” is a famous quote often attributed to the British statistician George E.
ESAFORM2018: Learning from others
Last 23rd to 25th of April, the International ESAFORM Conference on Material Forming – ESAFORM 2018 took place in Palermo
16th European Mechanics of Materials Conference
  From the 22th to 25th of March, the 16th EMMC congress was held in Nantes. The range of topics
As a man sows, so shall he reap
On the 21st of March, Mahendra Paipuri defended his PhD thesis. Mahendra is one of the many SEED PhD students that
A worthwhile journey through modern surveying, measuring and time-keeping
Nowadays it is without much thought that we can find out the exact time and date by a simple flick
New numerical methods to ease tricky calculation!
Last Friday, March 2nd, Prof. Javier Bonet from University of Greenwich gave an interesting seminar at UPC on the results
AdMoRe annual research meeting + NMASE workshop 2018
After the successful editions from 2002 to 2012, the workshop on Numerical Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering (NMASE) is coming back
CM3-2017: Computation and big data in transport
All AdMoRe ESRs attend ECCOMAS thematic conference CM3-2017 on Computation and big data in transport in Brussels. In the special session Big
Who is the owner of my code?
  More details about the event: https://www.upc.edu/innovacio/ca/esdeveniments-1/jornada-sobre-explotacio-de-llicencies-models-de-negoci-i-software-lliure Make sure to follow us on twitter to be constantly updated on AdMoRe activities:
Has it already been done?
Do you ever wake up with a great idea in mind, then google it and find out it already exists?