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Congratulations to launch of SEAS

Submitted by Markus J. Buehler on

I just read Teng Li's entry regarding the launch of SEAS at Harvard.  Thanks for posting this interesting information!  

On this occasion, I'd also like express my congratulations to Harvard
University in launching the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
(SEAS) last week!  It is terrific that the engineering science community in the Boston area is thriving and developing.  Best of luck, and looking forward to fruitful interactions in the future!  

Markus Buehler of MIT

ES 240 (Fall 2007) Lecture Notes - Elements of Elasticity

Submitted by Nanshu Lu on

The lecture notes are prepared by Prof. Joost Vlassak based on a set of course notes put together by Prof. Suo when he taught ES 240 in 2006, as well as on course notes developed by Prof. Vlassak for ES 246.

Please see attached. 

How to postprocess the stress fields if UEL (abaqus) is used

Submitted by Wugui Jiang on

Dear everybody,

  I had embeded the ferroelectric constitutive law into ABAQUS via UEL.  The stresses of ferroelectric devices in service are predicted, but it is too difficult to postprocess.

   Would you like tell me how to output in detail if you knew.

 W.G. Jiang

Sept. 20, 2007

Seeking for a PhD or Research position in APPLIED MECHANICS

Submitted by nunziovitt on

Hi, guys...

I am a 26 years old Mechanical Engineer (newly graduated).

Can somebody tell me where I can find a very good PhD studentship in APPLIED MECHANICS (i.e. vibro-acoustics, control systems, vehicle dynamics, etc...) in Europe? Or something like a Research fellow (1 or 2 years would be great)?

 I'm getting crazy with that... I hope somebody can help me.

NV