Hear what Abaqus users have to say about the SIMULIA Community Conference
2013 SIMULIA Community Conference
May 21-24, 2013
Vienna, Austria
Connect with international users at this collaborative community event.
Highlights include keynotes from BMW Group and Ethicon Surgical Care,
Inc. (a J&J company) and over 90 use-case presentations on Abaqus,
Isight, and Simulation Lifecycle Management.
Listen to what past attendees have to say.
http://bit.ly/YHl10u
KTP Associate. Finite element analysis.
ASME-AMD Summer Meeting 2013: Dynamic Stability of Structural Systems
Dear Colleague:
The 2013 summer meeting of ASME Applied Mechanics Division will be held jointly with the Society of Engineering Science at Brown University, Providence, RI, July 28-31. We are pleased to invite you to a session on Dynamic Stability of Structural Systems, under the symposium on Instability in Solids and Structures that is being organized by the AMD Technical Committee.
ASME IMECE2013 Topics on Multifunctional Material Systems
The ASME Multifunctional Materials Technical Committee of the Materials Division is organizing several topics related to Multifunctional Material Systems at IMECE2013 to be held in San Diego, CA, during Nov. 15-21, 2013 .
Abstract submission deadline: February 14, 2013
Graduate Student Positions available in Engineering Science at the University of Colorado at Boulder
Understanding the nature of friction
M. Nosonovsky & V. Mortazavi. Friction-Induced Vibrations and Self-Organization: Mechanics and Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics of Sliding Contact (CRC Press/Taylor & Francis, 2013, forthcoming)
Report from NBC Learn on Epidermal Electronics
Here is the report from NBC Learn, the education arm of NBC, about Profs. John Rogers and Yonggang Huang's work on epidermal electronics.
http://www.nbclearn.com/portal/site/learn/cuecard/62961
(You can press control+click to open it, or copy the above weblink to a browser)
Symposium: "Characterization and Imaging of Structural and Material Imperfections", SES 50th Meeting, Brown University
Tensors
These notes may serve as a reminder of tensor algebra. The notes supplement the course on advanced elasticity. Several books are listed at the end of the notes.
Update on 17 April. I am now breaking up the notes on tensors, cleaning them up, and posting them as sections on linear algebra.