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Invited session on New Approaches for Localization Problems

Submitted by djuhre on

We are organizing a session on New Approaches for Localization Problems
at the XV. International Conference on Computational Plasticity - Fundamentals and Applications (COMPLAS) in Barcelona, Spain, on 3-5 September 2019.
 
Among others, we welcome abstracts on the following topics
 
- Gradient enhanced and phase field models for localization phenomena of plasticity, damage and fracture
- Peridynamics approaches for localization
- Innovative numerical techniques to treat localization problems

Society of Engineering Science Seeks Nomination for Board Members

Submitted by Society of Eng… on

Dear members of the Society of Engineering Science (SES):

SES Board of Directors aims to fill two vacancies on the board. We are seeking nominations for these two positions. Any SES member can self-nominate or nominate another SES member. At this point, just the name and affiliation of the nominee are needed. Please submit the nominations to saif [at] illinois.edu (saif[at]illinois[dot]edu) by Nov 27.

 

Best regards

 

Taher Saif

vacancies for postdoctoral researchers in computational mechanics of materials

Submitted by Lucia Nicola on

The computational mechanics of materials group at the University of Padua, Italy, is searching for three postdocs to conduct research in the area of multiscale materials modeling. The research work aims at building a model to study contact friction and lubrication of metal rough surfaces. The project is funded by the European community (ERC grant).

Candidates should have experience with programming and be familiar with one or more modeling techniques. Preference will go to applicants with experience in dislocation dynamics or molecular dynamics simulations.

Department Chair Opening, Mechanical Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder

Submitted by Rong Long on

Dear Colleagues:  Our Department of Mechanical Engineering at CU-Boulder is seeking a dynamic and innovative leader to serve as the new Chair. We are undergoing a period of unprecedented faculty growth and expansion to match an ambitious vision of research and teaching excellence.

Untethered soft machines and robots enabled by hard-magnetic soft materials

Submitted by Yoonho Kim on

We introduce our recent works on advanced fabrication and mechanics of hard-magnetic soft materials towards the development of untethered soft machines and robots actuated and controlled by magnetic fields. 

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