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Dear Colleagues, We are pleased to welcome you to the Engineering Mechanics Institute 2026 International Conference (EMI 2026 IC), the annual international flagship conference on engineering mechanics and probabilistic methods of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). Hosted by the Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II in Naples, Italy, EMI 2026 IC is co-chaired by Luigi Di Sarno, Andrea Prota, and Paolo Gardoni. The conference brings together scholars from around the world to exchange and disseminate the most recent developments in engineering mechanics and probabilistic methods across wide-ranging fields related to the discipline of Civil Engineering, understood in the broadest sense, including industry applications of engineering mechanics. Indicative scientific topics include probabilistic mechanics, data-driven methods, structural health monitoring, computational mechanics, multiscale and multiphysics, geomechanics and geomaterials, biomechanics and bio-inspired engineering, fluid mechanics, damage and fracture mechanics, and mechanics of materials and material science. https://emi-ic.asce.org/ This application provides following features: * Access to up to date agenda (sessions, speeches, speakers) * Easy access to conference's key information (venue, accommodation, sponsors etc.) * Conference's venue maps * Offline functionality. Application does not required active Internet connection * Conference news (delivered via Twitter)