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The Fourth Biot Conference on Poromechanics

Submitted by Jianhong Jiang on

The Fourth Biot Conference on Poromechanics will be held from June 8 to 10, 2009, at Columbia University, New York City. The conference web site is located at: http://www.civil.columbia.edu/biot/


We are now calling for abstracts. Please send the one-page abstracts by e-mail to biot [at] civil.columbia.edu (deadline: May 31, 2008).



Examples of Technical Sessions:

-Numerical Simulation of Crystal Growth (Koichi Kakimoto)

-Multiscale and Stochastic Modeling of Porous Media (X. Frank Xu)

-Strain Localization in Saturated and Partially Saturated Porous Media

under Dynamic Loading (Majid T. Manzari)

-Poroelastic Mechanics of Bone Tissue (Stephen C. Cowin)

-Numerical Investigation of Coupled Problems in Continuum Biomechanics

(Wolfgang Ehlers)

-Nanoporous Metals (Jeffrey W. Kysar)

-Poromechanical modeling of CO2 sequestration (Giuseppe Gambolati)

-Unsaturated Geomaterials (Ning Lu)

-Micro-Mechanics of Granular Porous Media (Mourad Zeghal)

-Thermodynamics and Information Theory (Shu-Kun Lin, MDPI, Switzerland)

-Second Frank L. DiMaggio Symposium (sessions on constitutive modeling of

geomaterials)

-Poromechanics Education (Graduate Course development, etc.)

 

PLENARY LECTURES

1. Prof. Zdenek P. Bazant (Northwestern University)

Modeling of Creep and Hygrothermal Deformations of Concrete:  -

Intriguing Consequences of Nano-Porosity



2. Prof. James R. Rice (Harvard University)

Some Fluid-Solid Interactions in Earthquake and Glacier Dynamics



3. Prof. Fumio Tatsuoka (Tokyo University of Science, Japan)

Rate Effects on Elastic and Inelastic Stress-Strain Behaviours of

Geomaterials Observed in Experiments



KEYNOTE LECTURES

1. Prof. Zhigang Suo (Harvard University): Large Deformation and

Instability in Swelling Polymeric Gels



2. Prof. Franz-Josef Ulm (MIT): The Nanogranular Nature of Hydrated

Porous Materials: Concrete, Shale and Bone



3. Prof. Jerry M. Harris (Stanford University): Differential

Acoustic Resonance Spectroscopy



4. Prof. Shaul Sorek (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel):

Shock Wave Through Deformable Saturated Porous Media



5. Prof. Ronaldo I. Borja (Stanford University): A Framework for

Coupled Solid-Deformation/Fluid-Diffusion Analysis of Variably

Saturated Slopes



6. Prof. Stephen C. Cowin (City College of the City University of

New York): Poroelastic Models of Bone Tissue



TECHNICAL SESSIONS

1. Poroelastic Mechanics of Bone Tissue and Measurements (Prof.

Stephen C. Cowin)



2. Numerical Investigation of Coupled Problems in Continuum

Biomechanics (Prof. Jacques M. Huyghe)



3. Poromechanical Modeling of CO2 Sequestration (Prof. Giuseppe

Gambolati)



4. Multiphase Fluid Flow in Deformable Porous Media (Prof. Marte

Gutierrez)



5. Unsaturated Geomaterials (Prof. Ning Lu)



6. Micro-Mechanics of Granular Porous Media (Prof. Mourad Zeghal)



7. Multi-Scale and Stochastic Modeling of Porous Media (Prof. X.

Frank Xu)



8. Multi-Scale Characterization of Pavement Materials (Prof. Huiming

Yin)



9. Thermodynamics and Information Theory (Dr. Shu-Kun Lin)



10. Nonlinear Effects, Shock Waves, and Fractures in Acoustics of



11. Porous and Permeable Media (Dr. James G. Berryman)



12. Biot Equation in Seismic Wave Propagation (Dr. Pratap Sahay)



13. Nano-Indentation Material Characterization in Poromechanics

(Prof. Christopher Bobko)



14. Analytical and Computational Solutions to Problems in

Poromechanics (Prof. Kanthasamy Muraleetharan, Prof. Younane N.

Abousleiman, Dr. Russell T. Ewy)



The Second Frank L. DiMaggio Symposium



15. Constitutive Models (Prof. Victor Kaliakin, Dr. Ashraf

Al-Tahini)



16. Strain Localization in Saturated and Partially Saturated Porous

Media under Dynamic Loading (Prof. Majid T. Manzari)

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