Arts and science contest

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The ECCOMAS Young Investigators Committee is launching, in collaboration with the WCCM-ECCOMAS congress organization team, an “Arts in Science” contest that aims to show science in all its beauty and elegance, with connection between Science and Art. It consists in visualizing scientific works with an artistic point-of-view. Topics cover the broad fields of mechanical engineering, applied mathematics, and computer science which are connected to the scope of the congress.

Consequently, participants to the WCCM-ECCOMAS Congress (with accepted abstracts) will be invited to provide, if they wish, an artistic visual (picture, rendered image, painting, drawing) of their research work with a short audio description of the image, whether it comes from an experiment or a numerical simulation. An international jury composed of researchers, artists and journalists will select the best pieces of art which will be exhibited during the congress. 

In addition, the authors of the 2 best artworks (one chosen by the jury, the second by the public) will have the opportunity to present them during a specific session of the congress and will receive a prize.

 

Important dates 

Participants must submit a piece of art as well as a short audio description (10-60s) between December 1 and December 16, 2020. The details on this submission will be given at a later date.

The virtual exhibition will take place starting January 6, 2021 for three weeks.

 

Rules

  • The competition is open to any congress speaker with an accepted abstract ;
  • Only one submission per abstract will be allowed.
  • Competitors must provide their visual with a minimum resolution of 300dpi along with a short (10-60seconds) description of their work and a transcript of this description for hearing-impared people ;
  • Visuals must be related to the presented research work. 

 

Technical details: 
 
 - Admissible images: 
Any type of image are allowed, from pictures to numerical simulations or paintings. Videos are not allowed. These images must be related to the research presented during the congress. The image must be at a resolution of at least 300 PPI, with a maximum size of 20MB. Only .pdf, .png, .jpg, .eps files will be accepted. 
 
 - Audio description:
The audio description must not exceed 1 minute and 5MB and must be of .mp3 format. We recommend that you use your telephone with a hands-free kit if you can for a better quality of recording. 
 
 - Transcript: 
The transcript of the audio recording will be provided for hearing-impaired persons. File must be of format .txt or .docx.
 
 - Copyright:
The participant must be the author of the image and must own its rights of use. By submitting these documents, the participant recognizes that the EYIC and CSMA junior own no liability in case of copyrights violation.

 

For any questions or enquiries, please contact Matthieu Vitse

Exhibition is curated by Matthieu Vitse and Thomas Heuzé (CSMA Junior)

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