Plenary Talks

	Exploring the scales in highly deformable grain assemblies when compressed far beyond the jammed state Emilien Azéma Université de Montpellier, France
	From Granular Randomness to Predictive Digital Twins: Integrating Data-Driven and Coupled Models for Uncertainty Quantification Hongyang Cheng University of Twente, The Netherlands
	The Developments of the Energy-Conserving Contact (ECC) Theory and Contact Models for Arbitrarily Shaped Particles Yuntian Feng Swansea University, United Kingdom
	Particle shape effects in granular material using GPU DEM: An industry perspective Nicolin Govender (1) Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Johannesburg, South Africa; (2) Research Center Pharmaceutical Engineering GmbH, Graz 8010, Austria
	Bridging the gap between simulation and reality through full-field experimental data Zeynep Karatza National Technical University of Athens, Greece
	Grand Challenge of AI-based Virtual Experimentation using DEM, FDEM, and Hybrid Simulation Technology Antonio Munjiza University of Split and Croatian Academy of Science, Croatia
	Particle-based simulations of dry cohesive granular materials Eric Parteli Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany
	What technologies are essential in development of the DEM-based digital twin? Mikio Sakai University of Tokyo