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Sergio Idelsohn, awarded by the Argentine Association of Computer Mechanics

Nov 18, 2022

IdelsohnThe CIMNE researcher Sergio Idelsohn has been awarded the International AMCA Award 2022 by the Argentine Association of Computer Mechanics in recognition of his international career. 

Idelsohn has received the award in the framework of the 38th Argentine Congress on Computational Mechanics, which took place from 1st to 4th November, 2022, in Bahía Blanca (Argentina).

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