We are hiring for the position of a research fellow in computational fluid-structure interaction.
As the research fellow, you will work on the MAPFSI project funded by the EPSRC, developing cutting-edge computational algorithms for challenging FSI problems.
We are now accepting applications for the fully-funded PhD position (applicable worldwide) on Computational Methods for Fluid-Structure Interaction problems.
In this presentation, I provide a brief overview of Physics-Informed Neural Networks (PINNs) while highlighting the fundamental issues.
Link to the slides: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/386336316_A_brief_overview_of_…
Your feedback is welcome.
If you are working on FEM for hyperelastic materials, then you might be interested in our new paper.
Dear iMechanica members,
I have recently proposed a novel finite element framework for computational solid mechanics. I hope you find it interesting. I appreciate any feedback.
Towards addressing some long-standing issues in performing explicit elastodynamic simulations of incompressible hyperelastic and elastoplastic material models, finite element formulations based on Bézier elements are developed. The formulations are based on quadratic Bézier triangular and tetrahedral elements. You can download the papers from the following links.
Hi Friends,
Is there anybody working on T Splines, apart from Sederberg's team?
Hi Suo and other guys,
I am Chennakesava. I am new to this site. I have completed my Masters in Mechanical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India. (IITK) . Year of study is 2006-08. My specialization is Solid Mechanics & Design. Right now am working in GE, India. I want to pursue doctoral degree in the field of Dynamics and Vibrations and related issues like, Rotor dynamics, Smart structures, MEMS, Nonlinear dynamics and Chaos. Its kind of a dream to me.
