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Virtual Isogeometric Analysis 2020

August 11-12, 2020

  VIGA 2020​ Conference

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  • Due to COVID-19 situation the original IGA 2020 conference has been postponed to November 6-10, 2022.  However, are hosting VIGA 2020 (Virtual IGA 2020) on August 11-12.

  • The program will consist of guest speakers and will take place over two days.

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