ISCSO 2018

We would like to thank all the ISCSO 2019 participants for their contributions to the event. The winner of ISCSO 2019 is Kazuki Hayashi from Kyoto University, Japan. You may find the optimum solution, reported by the winner, below. Congratulations Kazuki!

Problem Definition The three-dimensional steel truss structure shown below is composed of 260 members and 76 nodes. Sizing and shape optimization of this truss is considered. The topology of the truss (i.e. the way that the nodes are connected to

We would like to thank all the ISCSO 2018 participants for their contributions to the event. The winner of ISCSO 2018 is Team EvoMDO from University of New South Wales (UNSW) Canberra, Australia. You may find the optimum solution, reported

Problem Definition The three-dimensional steel truss structure shown below is composed of 314 members and 84 nodes. Sizing and shape optimization of this truss is considered. The topology of the truss (i.e. the way that the nodes are connected to

The optimization code, the obtained optimum design, and a brief description of the approach should be submitted by 23:59 Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), December 10, 2021 as a single PDF through the participant’s EasyChair – ISCSO 2021 account for evaluation

The optimization problem of ISCSO 2021 will be announced on 1 December 2021. In the meantime, you can find the optimization problems of the past events here.

The 10th International Student Competition in Structural Optimization (ISCSO 2021) 1-15 December 2021 ISCSO 2021 is an international student competition in the field of structural optimization. The idea of ISCSO was born over a decade ago. The main aim is