We are pleased to announce the next Non-Equilibrium Molecular Dynamics (NEMD) meeting will be held at Edinburgh University from 6-10 July 2026. This meeting is part-funded by CCP5 and TEL, following the NEMD conference 2025 held in Osaka, Japan.
View the conference programme, including details on keynotes, talks and social events.
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How to submit an abstract paper or poster for NEMD2026.
Edinburgh’s Scientific Legacy in Small-Scale Physical Phenomena
NEMD 2026 comes to the beautiful city of Edinburgh, home to famous Scottish greats such as James Clerk Maxwell, Robert Brown, James Watt and Joseph Black - all relevant to the study of small-scale phenomena! Maxwell's kinetic theory of gases laid the foundations for understanding molecular transport, Brown discovered the molecular motion that bears his name, and Watt's work on vapour and condensation bridged the macro- and microscale. Maxwell's statistical approach to molecular behaviour was indeed the foundation of modernmicro/ nanofluidics. Molecular transport, the kinetic theory of gases and their interplay with fundamental effects such as phase change and latent heat (courtesy of Joseph Black) are all fundamental to modern micro- and nano-engineering.
Scope
We will cover contributions that touch on the fundamental science or advances in non-equilibrium molecular dynamics in the following areas:
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