14-21 sept. 2025
Centre Multimédia Espace François Mitterrand, Parc de la Préhistoire, Camping Yelloh! Village Le Pré Lombard - Tarascon-sur-Arièges - France
We are happy to announce that the third edition of CLEEDI workshop is scheduled this year at the heart of Pyrenees. All the scientists working on the Earth and planetary interiors and its evolution based on observation at surface and/or modelling are invited to bring their data, models, codes and philosophy together. Based on the committee's invitation, the participants are free to propose any format of collaborative projects (hackathon, review paper writing, project/paper writing, scientific mediation) that continued or will hatch, grow and continue in the near future, in a spontaneous or programmed manner. The whole stay (housing, breakfasts, lunch), except four dinners, will be covered with the participation fee ~230 euros. Several themes are proposed already: -Effective rheology of complex aggregates (upscaling small scale deformation processes lo large-scale material behaviour) -Coupling geodynamic models with thermodynamic databases for metamorphic / magmatic processes - “Beyond the thin plate”: 2-D Visco-elasto-plastic flexure of lithosphere with a simple load configuration (e.g., volcano loading) - Seismic wave and neutrino propagation through complicated media - PDE operators' benchmark

14-18 sept. 2025
National Higher School in Mathematics - Algiers - Algérie
This is a one week school on error correcting codes.

14-17 sept. 2025
Royal Hainaut Spa & Resort Hotel - Valenciennes - France
In 1961-1967, an OECD Group of Experts in Cold Forging promoted and established international contacts and co-operations in the field of cold forging. The group consisted of Dr. H. Ll. David Pugh, Scotland, Prof. Dr. Otto Kienzle, Germany, Prof. Dr. Olof Svahn, Sweden, and other distinguished members of the Institution for Production Engineering Research (CIRP). Supported by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the Group of Experts established an international cooperative research program and prepared a survey of literature on cold forging and a dictionary. At the same time national cold forging groups had been formed in Belgium, Western Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden in addition to the already existing group. As the financial support by OECD ended, the Group decided to be able to stand on its own two feet and founded the International Cold Forging Group (ICFG) on 15 November 1967.