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Computational Radiation Transport, Multi-Physics, and Predictive Science

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

29th International Conference on Transport Theory (ICTT-29)

Aix-en-Provence, France – June 14–18, 2026

Join us in Aix-en-Provence, southern France, for ICTT-29, bringing together the international community to share advances in transport theory and applications.

Objective. Following the tradition of the historic “Blacksburg Meetings,” the 29th edition of the International Conference on Transport Theory (ICTT) aims to bring together the international community working on analytical, computational, and applied aspects of transport equations across mathematics, the physical sciences, and engineering. ICTT-29 emphasizes interaction across subfields and the transfer of ideas between theory, algorithms, and applications. The meeting is organized as a single-track conference to foster a shared scientific experience and vibrant discussion.

 

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Key Topics

  • Neutron, photon & charged particle transport
  • Radiation/matter coupling
  • Deterministic & Monte Carlo modeling
  • Inverse & stochastic transport problems
  • Computational methods & HPC applications
  • Reactor physics
  • Plasma physics & radiative transfer
  • Quantum transport & kinetic theory
  • Analytic and semi-analytic transport solutions

Abstract Submission: (click here to upload)

  • Deadline January 31, 2026
  • Length: 1 page
  • Templates:
    • MS Word template (click here to download MS Word template)
    • LaTeX template (click here to download LaTeX template)
  • Note: A Google account is required to submit. If you do not have a Google account, email the PDF of the abstract (filename suggestion: Lastname_Firstname_ICTT29.pdf) to jean.ragusa@tamu.edu

The meeting schedule will be available here [link to be added later]

The registration site will be available here [link to be added later]

Location: Sessions will be held on the campus of ENSAM in Aix-en-Provence. Aix-en-Provence is a historic city in southern France, renowned for its Provençal charm, architecture, and surrounding landscapes, including vineyards and the nearby Mediterranean coast. The ENSAM campus is centrally located, within walking distance of downtown Aix. Mid-June typically offers pleasant weather, making it an ideal setting for both scientific exchange and cultural exploration.

Social Program

  • Mid-week excursion to the Calanques of Cassis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calanques_National_Park
  • Conference banquet at a Provençal vineyard

Practical Information

  • The ENSAM campus is just 700 meters (a 7-minute walk) from Cours Mirabeau, Aix’s central tree-lined boulevard filled with cafés and shops. ENSAM is located at 2 Cr des Arts et Métiers, 13617 Aix-en-Provence, France (click here for map).
  • Hotels: We invite participants to arrange their own accommodation, with many charming hotels and options available in central Aix-en-Provence, most within walking distance of the ENSAM campus.

Reaching Aix-en-Provence from abroad

  • Via Paris: Most international travelers fly into Paris (Charles de Gaulle). From there, a high-speed TGV train connects directly to Aix-en-Provence TGV station (about 3 hours).

  • Via Marseille: Marseille Provence Airport (MRS) is the closest international airport, about 25 km from Aix. From the airport, frequent shuttle buses (about 30 minutes) and taxis connect directly to Aix’s main bus station, near the city center.

Contact : Jean Ragusa jean.ragusa@tamu.edu

Recent ICTT Editions

  • Rome, Italy (2024): ICTT-28
  • Bertinoro, Italy (2022): ICTT-27
  • Paris, France (2019): ICTT-26
  • Monterey, California, USA (2017): ICTT-25
  • Taormina, Italy (2015): ICTT-24

 

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