EUROGEN 2015 will be the 11th of a series of International
Conferences previously held in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
(1995), Trieste (1997), Jyväskylä (1999), Athens (2001),
Barcelona (2003), Munich (2005), Jyväskylä (2007), Kracow
(2009), Capua (2011), and  Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (2013)
and devoted to Evolutionary and Deterministic Computing for
Industrial Applications.

It aims at bringing together specialists from Universities,
Research Institutions and Industries developing or applying
Evolutionary and Deterministic Methods in optimization of
design and emphasizing on industrial and societal applications.

This series of conferences were originally launched by the
European Thematic Network INGENET. EUROGEN-2015 is an
ECCOMAS Thematic Conference, organised by the University of
Strathclyde, in association with ECCOMAS and ERCOFTAC.

The conference will include invited keynote lectures,
regular sessions, minisymposia, special technological
sessions, and tutorials.

An exposition area, next to the conference rooms, will be
made available to interested industries, as well as research
groups, to showcase their products and boost knowledge
exchange activities. For info on space availability and
costs contact the organisers at eurogen2015-conf@strath.ac.uk

EUROGEN 2015 is open to everybody who wants to present
recent and original results on any of the following topics:

- Metaheuristics and Evolutionary Algorithms (including
Evolutionary Programming, Evolution Strategies, Genetic
Algorithms, Memetic Algorithms and Artificial Immune
Systems, etc.)
- Multi-objective Evolutionary Algorithms and Constraint
Handling Techniques
- Adjoint based and One-shot Methods
- Hybrid Optimisation methods (Gradient Based Methods,
Combinatorial Optimization Methods, etc.)
- High Performance Computing and GPUs based Optimisation
Algorithms
-Goal oriented optimization for mesh and meshless methods
- Game Strategies
- Surrogate Models for Optimisation
- Parallel and distributed Evolutionary Algorithms (from
LANs to GRID)
- Multi-disciplinary Optimization Methods
- Design Optimisation under Uncertainties
- Multi-criteria Decision Making
- Topology Optimization

with applications to the following areas:

- Aeronautics, Aerospace, and Space
- Agriculture and Food Production
- Automotive
- Bio Engineering and Medicine
- CAD and Manufacturing
- Civil and Structural Engineering
- Economics and Finance
- Electromagnetics
- Electronics
- Energy, including Renewable Energy
- Environment
- Genetics
- Material Science and Technology
- Offshores, Coastal and Marine Engineering and Operations
- RAMS Analysis
- Risk Analysis
- Smart Materials and Structures
- Social Sciences and Politics
- Telecommunications
- Transport and Logistics
- Turbomachinery