A mini-symposium (MS) provides an excellent opportunity to contribute to ICNC2025 by organizing focused sessions that explore specialized and cutting-edge topics within the conference’s scope. Each mini-symposium features 4 to 6 talks, organized and moderated by one or two experts, fostering in-depth discussions and knowledge exchange among participants.

Abstracts for the MS sessions can only be submitted by authors who have been invited by the MS organizer.

Mini-symposium sessions:

• MS01 Advances in Multiphase Detonation Modeling
• MS02 Advances in Detonation Shock Dynamics
• MS03 Utilization of Alternative Fuels for Industrial Applications Including Aviation
• MS04 Effect of confinement and flow on flames and their instabilities
• MS05 Progress and challenges on CFD simulations of nanoparticle flame synthesis
• MS06 Simulation and modeling challenges for high-pressure carbon-free combustion
• MS07 Numerical Modeling of Hydrogen/Ammonia Combustion: Challenges and Opportunities
• MS08 Reduced-order modeling and acceleration for reacting flow simulations
• MS09 Advancing Digital Twins for Renewable Synthetic Fuels Combustion
• MS10 Recent advances in DEM-CFD descriptions of reacting particle-gas systems
• MS11 Modelling of Liquid Ammonia Spray and Combustion: Progress and Challenges
• MS12 All combustion aspects of battery safety research
• MS13 Validation and optimization of detailed reaction mechanisms