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Force-driven evolution of mesoscale structure in engineered 3D microtissues and the modulation of tissue stiffening

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Force-driven evolution of mesoscale structure in engineered 3D microtissues and the modulation of tissue stiffening

Ruogang Zhao, Christopher S. Chen, Daniel H. Reich, Biomaterials, Vol. 35, Issue 19, June 2014, Pg 5056–5064

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0142961214001604

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High order isogeometric cohesive elements for delamination analysis

Submitted by phunguyen on

Please find attached two recent papers on the use of high order B-splines/NURBS cohesive interface elements for an efficient modeling of delamination of composite laminates.  

Mecahnics on the behaviour of Horizontal/laterally loaded thin hollow tubes

Submitted by adarshchatra on

Dear all,

Please give some reading material on the horizontal/laterally loaded thin hollow tube, which explains with suitable formulas to calculate circumferential/hoop stresses in the thin tube subjected to lateral/horizontal loaḍ

 

Urgent help - Contact modelling in Abaqus

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Dear all

I urgently need the answer to my question. I am modelling a clapping or contact between two surfaces similar to a crack.

I have used abaqus : 1-tangential : frictionless  2-Hard contact

I wanna know what moelling approach does abaqus use for above situation ?

Does abaqsu use hertzian contac ? bilinear stiffness or what ?

Thank you

Postdoc Position Available in Theoretical & Applied Mechanics Group at Drexel University (Dept. of Mechanical Eng. & Mechanics)

Submitted by Antonios Kontsos on

A postdoc position is available in the Theoretical & Applied Mechanics Group (http://tamg.mem.drexel.edu/). Of particular interest are expertise in subcontinuum and continuum computational mechanics methods. Available researh projects include both alloy and composite material systems. 

Applicants should submit a full CV, a statement of research and their earliest employment availability to akontsos [at] coe.drexel.edu.

 

 

Journal of Applied Mechanics (ASME Transactions) now publishes very fast.

Submitted by Yonggang Huang on

Journal of Applied Mechanics (JAM) received 526 submitted manuscripts in 2013.  Among them 4 are still in review.  

The average time for the 1st round of review, with the decision to accept, or reject, or revise, is 18 days.  After the 1st round of review, the average time to make the final decision is 34 days, which include both the authors' revision time and 2nd (and more) round(s) of review.

After acceptane the uneditted manuscript appears online with the assigned DOI within 48 hours.