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The Haythornthwaite Foundation's Founder's Prize for Graduate Students.

Submitted by Ravi-Chandar on

The Haythornthwaite Foundation's Founder's Prize Applications for the
annual award are due on October 1, 2011.  The Foundation supports
scientific research, primarily research in the field of Theoretical and
Applied Mechanics.  The website, which has additional information,
including the entry rules, is at: http://www.haythornthwaite.org/prize.htm

The American Academy of Mechanics is pleased to announce to doctoral candidates in the field of Mechanics up to two Founder Prizes and Grants to be awarded in autumn 2011, arranged by the Robert M. and Mary Haythornthwaite Foundation.

AFM Imaging of Single Biomolecules and Their Interactions with Small Molecules

Submitted by Kilho Eom on

Single-Molecule Recognition of Biomolecular Interaction via Kelvin Probe Force Microscopy  

Jinsung Park, Jaemoon Yang, Gyudo Lee, Chang Young Lee, Sungsoo Na, Sang Woo Lee, Seungjoo Haam, Yong-Min Huh, Dae Sung Yoon, Kilho Eom*, Taeyun Kwon*

 

Application for 15 PhD grants for foreign students at the University of Padova (Italy)

Submitted by michele.zappal… on

The University of Padova, through the funding of the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Padova e Rovigo,

offers research fellowships for foreign students to attend Doctoral Schools/International Courses. During the 3-year doctoral programme.

impact damage due to laminar construction??

Submitted by setareh on

Hi everyone,

 

According to a book chapter written by NL Hancox, 'Laminar construction of composites which is required if the reinforcing fibres are to be used efficiently and anisotropy reduced, can be a reason why composite laminates are vulnerable to impact damage.'

Now I have three questions;

1-What is meant here by the specified 'laminar construction to reduce anisotropy'?Does it mean to use different orientation for fibres in each ply to have an isotropic material at the laminate level?

2011 International Dictyostelium Conference, August 14-18, Baltimore, MD USA

Submitted by Tian Zhi Luo on

The annual International Dictyostelium Conference will be held in Baltimore, MD USA from August 14 to 18. Dictyostelium has been extensively used as a model organism for the study of cell mechanics, motility, chemotaxis, cell division and other biological events that involve cell shape change and the mechanical behaviors of cells. In this coming meeting, there will be 70 oral presentations and 100 posters covering above topics.

http://dicty11.dictybase.org