Eucass operates three different series of conferences:
The European Aerospace conferences, for the moment held on a biannual rate:
- Eucass 2005 (Moscow)
- Eucass 2007, Brussels, Belgium
- Eucass 2009 (Versailles)
- Eucass 2011, Saint Petersburg, Russia
- Eucass 2013, Munich, Germany
- Eucass 2015, Krakow, Poland
- Eucass 2017, Milan, Italy
- EUCASS 2019, Madrid, Spain
- EUCASS-3AF 2022, Lille, France
- EUCASS-CEAS 2023 Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland
Aerospace Thematic Workshops (ATW) on fundamental, high risk, high pay-off topics:
- 2007 ATW Aerospace Thematic Workshop
- 2009 ATW, Fundamentals of Aerodynamic Flow and Combustion Control by Plasmas
- 2011 ATW, Fundamentals of Aerodynamic Flow and Combustion Control by Plasmas
- 2013 ATW, Fundamentals of Aerodynamic Flow and Combustion Control by Plasmas
- 2015 ATW, Fundamentals of Aerodynamic Flow and Combustion Control by Plasmas
- 2016 ATW, Fundamentals of Collisions of Fast Particles with Surfaces
- 2017 ATW, Fundamentals of Aerodynamic Flow and Combustion Control by Plasmas
Collections of selected & refereed papers
Our publications are available at the Eucass EDP Science website here, where selected, reviewed and refereed papers are compiled together.
Eucass 2013 Selected, Reviewed and Refereed Papers Available
Our colleagues at www.eucass-proceedings.eu have published the 7th volume of their collection in Progress in Flight Physics.
The book contains thirty-five papers selected from over 140 papers presented in the Flight Physics sessions at EUCASS 2013 (see archive here at the main eucass webserver) in Munich, Germany.
These papers were reviewed by experts, revised, and throughly edited to provide state-of-the-art knowledge in their respective fields.
The book is organized in eight chapters:
- Aerodynamics
- Experimental Facilities
- Flow Control
- Inlets, Nozzles, and Internal Flows
- Jets and Wakes
- Non-equilibrium and Rarefield Flows
- Shock Waves
- Stability and Transition
The volume was prepared as a reference for research scientists and practicing engineers in the field of flight physics.
The articles are of Open Access type, and are available for you on the eucass-proceedings website here.