http://www.scs-europe.net/conf/ecms2010/CFP2010.pdf

The 24th European Conference on Modelling and Simulation (ECMS 2010) has a specific
aim of bringing together researchers and practitioners of modelling in simulation from
Europe and Asia.

Organised under the headline "SIMULATION MEETS GLOBAL CHALLENGES" the
conference emphasises the fact that in today's global economy the regional concerns have
been replaced by global concerns about the industry, economy, climate etc. The ECMS
2010 aims at creating a broad international forum for addressing these global challenges
from the perspective of modelling and simulation. The conference, which for the past 23
years has been held in Europe, is making a bold change to this pattern with its 2010 venue
in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.


The conference will be hosted by the University of Nottingham , which is the only European
university to have independent international campuses outside Europe; in Malaysia and
China. Living up to its image of an international university and its external recognition of
research reflected through its two Nobel Laureates , the University of Nottingham intends to
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Underpinning this endeavour is the ECMS 2010 conference agenda on facilitating formation
of subject-specific research consortia that could bid for the research funding of the
European Community. The conference will include specifically a plenary talk from the EC
official that will outline the research funding opportunities and the mechanisms for bidding
for these funds. Also, the conference will include workshops/round-table-discussions
intended to facilitate the formation of focused international research teams.

The organisers expect that the conference will provide an excellent opportunity for the wellestablished research laboratories in universities in Asia and in Europe to explore their
respective research synergies and to form strategic research partnerships.
Research Laboratories from Europe and Asia interested in discussing broader research
theme contributions to the ECMS 2010 conference are invited to contact members of the
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