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Materials Seoul 2020 - International Conference and Exhibition on Materials and Engineering

Submitted by Asst. Prof. Dr… on
conference

About the conference:

Warm welcome to all the Professors, Researchers, Scholars, Exhibitors, Academics, and Intellectuals for the International Conference and Exhibition on Materials and Engineering.

The conference on Materials Seoul 2020 is going to happen on June 08-10, 2020 at Seoul, South Korea. Grab a golden chance to explore Exhibitions, Symposium, Association partnership, Media Partners, Workshops and Oral/Poster presenter.

Call for Abstract Submission to the EMI-PMC: Advances in the Mechanics of Superconducting Materials and Structures, and Related Materials at Cryogenic Temperatures

Submitted by sergkuznet on

Dear Colleagues:

Engineering Mechanics Institute Conference(EMI2020) and Probalistic Mechanics and Reliability Conference(PMC2020) will be held at Columbia University in the upper west side of New York City, May 26-29, 2020 (https://www.emi-conference.org/).

As a part of this meeting, we are organizing a mini-symposium to address recent advances in the Mechanics of Superconducting Materials and Structures and Related Materials at Cryogenic Temperatures.

A fully funded PhD Position Available at Stony Brook University

Submitted by Lifeng Wang on
education
Funded Phd Positon
solid mechanics
Composites
3D printing
metamaterials
multifunctional material

One PhD position is available for Fall 2020 in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Stony Brook University, New York Long Island. The research program focuses on the mechanics and design of novel advanced materials and metamaterials to achieve high mechanical performance, new wave propagation features, and multifunctional characteristics. The candidates with background in solid mechanics and finite element analysis are highly encouraged to apply. 

Discussion of fracture paper #25 - The role of the fracture process region

Submitted by ESIS on

The subject of this blog is a fracture mechanical study of soft polymers. It is well written and technically detailed which makes the reading a good investment. The paper is:

"Experimental and numerical assessment of the work of fracture in injection-moulded low-density polyethylene" by Martin Kroon, Eskil Andreasson, Viktor Petersson, Pär A.T. Olsson in Engineering Fracture Mechanics 192 (2018) 1–11.

Info session webinars for the MS of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Vermont

Submitted by Fred Sansoz on
education
Master program

The Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Vermont is organizing two info session webinars on January 6, 2020 and January 8, 2020 for prospective graduate students interested in applying to its Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering for Fall 2020 admission. There is still time to sign up online to one of the webinars using the attached form.

preprint on using first principles simulations to gain insights into thermo-mechanical processing of lightweight magnesium alloys

Submitted by SwarnavaGhosh on
research

Dear Colleagues,

I am sharing a preprint on using first-principles simulations for gaining new insights into the thermomechanical processing of magnesium alloys. 

Title: Influence of thermomechanical loads on the energetics of precipitation in magnesium aluminum alloys

 Authors: Swarnava Ghosh and Kaushik Bhattacharya

Here is the link to the manuscript: https://arxiv.org/abs/1912.11434

Sincerely,

Swarnava

 

NURBS patches (IGA) in LS-Dyna

Submitted by harshaastronaut on
software
iso-geometric analysis
ls-dyna
NURBS

Hi,

I am trying to use iso-geometric elements in LS-Dyna with the keyword *ELEMENT_NURBS_SHELL_PATCH. The job manager terminates without mentioning where the errors are.

Can someone help me with this? A sample .k file using the above keyword will be helpful.

Thank you!

Regards,

Harsha Reddy

Modeling the Mechanics of Cooking Spaghetti

Submitted by oliver oreilly on
mechanician

Dear Colleague,

In case you are getting tired of the holiday fare, you might enjoy a recent paper, coauthored with Nate Goldberg, on modeling the mechanics of spaghetti cooking that has just been published in Physical Review E:

https://journals.aps.org/pre/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevE.101.013001

Tenure Track Faculty Positions - University of Pennsylvania

Submitted by Kevin Turner on
job
faculty opening

The Department of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics at Penn has an open search for tenure-track/tenured faculty.  We are particularly interested in candidates whose work is at the intersection of mechanical engineering and computational science. Additional details in the attached PDF file. Apply at: https://apply.interfolio.com/71186

Note: This ad was posted on multiple sites this past Fall but didn't appear on iMechanica.  As such, the deadline is quickly approaching and is January 7.

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