Simulation -This issue SNE 29(3) concentrates on two classical SNE topics, on ARGESIM Benchmarks, and on PostconferencePublications for EUROSIM societies.Since 1990 SNE is the publication medium for the ARGESIM Benchmarks for Modelling Approaches and Simulation Implementations.We are glad that Peter Junglas and Thorsten Pawletta have mastered the challenge to define the new benchmark 'Non-standard Queuing Policies' and publish the definition in this issue.This new benchmark deals with the handling of the non-standard queuing policies jockeying, reneging, and classing, which are up to now a challenge for discrete simulation systems, on the modelling side, and on the implementation side.We hope to publish many benchmark solutions, benchmark reports, and benchmark studies for this new ARGESIM Benchmark C22.The second benchmark publication in this issue is an educational benchmark study for ARGESIM Benchmark C11: SCARA Robot.This study compares basic MATLAB and EXCEL implementations, carving out essential aspects in modelling and in numerics, and checking features of EXCEL for this type of simulation -a valuable source also for education.This issue also starts with postconference publications of last year's ASIM Symposium Simulation Technique.The first selected contributions deal with simulation methods, simulation applications, and education by simulation: system entity structure trees for variability modeling and agent-based simulation of job shop production, simulation-based optimization of generic powder coating lines and a simulation study for the influence of a truck appointment system for the drayage network, and a study on oHMintan online mathematics course and learning platform for MINT students.