This is a friendly reminder to draw your attention to the Symposium on **Soft Materials and Structures** to take place at the upcoming 51th Meeting of the Society of Engineering Sciences (SES) at Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN (Oct 1-3, 2014). More information can be found on the meeting's website:
We have an exciting, two-year postdoctoral position in the general area of nonlinear acoustic metatmaterials. We are seeking a motivated, soon to graduate PhD student, or a transitioning postdoc. Candidates must be presently in the US. This is a two-year NSF-funded postdoc opportunity at
Georgia Tech in the general area of nonlinear periodic structures and metamaterials.
Details about the research are below. An ideal candidate will have
expertise in acoustics of periodic structures/materials. Some background
i would like to condense the model (superelement) using Nastran (PARAM, EXTOUT, DMIGPCH).
but, i'm having few CONM2/CELAS1/CBEAM elements at condensation locations. i would like to know these (CONM2/CELAS1/CBEAM) elements will create any issue while condensation
Can I ask wat substantial benefits are there as a mechanical engineer to do an MBA as a post-graduate degree,rather than doing a PHD in Mechanical Engineering.Valuable adviice would b highly appreciated.
I have seen many lecture notes on general topics like stress, strain, tensor etc..
But, I am more interested in learning about fatigue and fracture mechanics.
Please let me know, if there are any online courses, for the above given topics.
Thanks,
Namratha.
Tsien Hsue-Shen, an expert of mechanics, the “King of Rocketry” of China, lived in US for twenty years long. Iris Chang (by a book in 1995) and Judith R. Goodstein (by a report of a conversation with Lee Alvin DuBridge in 2003) gave accounts of Tsien’s biography.
