structure

Understanding the fracture toughness of glasses is of prime importance for

science and technology. We study it here using extensive atomistic simulations in

which the interaction potential, glass transition cooling rate, and loading geometry

are systematically varied, mimicking a broad range of experimentally accessible

properties. Glasses’ non-equilibrium mechanical disorder is quantified through

A_g, the dimensionless prefactor of the universal spectrum of non-phononic

The Engineered Wood and Building System research group is led by Prof. Ying Hei Chui in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada. Prof.

CSTAM ASC  IEEE

2010 Symposium on Piezoelectricity, Acoustic Waves, and Device Applications

ARC and CRC APAI PhD Scholarships in Rail Engineering

We are offering a free size-limited version of the ADINA finite element analysis software widely used for solving linear and nonlinear structural, heat transfer, CFD and multiphysics problems.

To request your free copy please visit:

http://www.adina.com/n900.shtml

Linkage Project under Grant from Australian Research Committee (ARC)

Topic: Structure and Properties of Aircraft Alloys Subjected to Equal Channel Angular Processing

 Industrial Partner: The Boeing Corp. Phantom Works, St Louis, USA 

Supervisor: Dr Peter Thomson, Department of Materials Engineering, Monash University