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i'need to  initial geometric imperfection of a localized buckling behavior of unstiffened thin plate will be analyzed. Code Abaqus finite element analysis can be used for this purpose. Since a default is not always in isolation, the interaction between several localized defects will be considered. A parametric study will be conducted on the effect due to the interaction by using an experimental and numerical analysis of variance.

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I am seeking advice on the capability of using Finite Volume Method to solve Hyperelastic Solid deformation. Can anyone help me to get a proper direction to analyze very large deformable structural problems?

Thanks,

S. Mitra 

Professor David Barnett of Stanford University will receive the A.C. Eringen Medal from the Society of Engineering Science (SES). The prize is awarded in recognition of sustained outstanding achievements in Engineering Science. Professor Barnett will receive his award during the 49th Annual Technical Meeting of the Society of Engineering Science to be held at Georgia Institute of Technology from October 9-12, 2012.

Professor Markus J. Buehler of MIT will receive the 2012 SES Young Investigator Medal from the Society of Engineering Science (SES). The prize is awarded to a young researcher in his or her ascendancy whose work has already had an impact in his/her field within Engineering Science.  Professor Buehler will receive his award during the 49th Annual Technical Meeting of the Society of Engineering Science to be held at Georgia Institute of Technology from October 9-12, 2012.

My colleague Juan José Ródenas has posted this interesting PhD position:

Position for a Marie-Curie PhD student in Computational Mechanics at Valencia, Spain.

Preseselection closing date 31 January 2012

Professor Zhigang Suo of Harvard University will receive the the William Prager Medal from the Society of Engineering Science  (SES). The award is made in recognition of his outstanding research contributions in Solid Mechanics. Professor Suo will receive his award during the 49th Annual Technical Meeting of the Society of Engineering Science to be held at Georgia Institute of Technology from October 9-12, 2012.

Professor Kyung-Suk Kim of Brown University will receive the 2012 Engineering Science Medal from the the Society of Engineering Science (SES). The prize, which consists of a plaque and a check for $2000, is awarded in recognition of a singularly important contribution to Engineering Science.  Professor Kim will receive his award during the 49th Annual Technical Meeting of the Society of Engineering Science to be held at Georgia Institute of Technology from October 9-12, 2012.