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Photocatalytic degradation of organic pollutants
POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH POSITION IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND MATERIALS SCIENCE
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Harvard University
Resources of Science 2.0
Very Much thanks to Mike for introducing Web 2.0 to me, I become more and more interested to Web 2.0, Imechanica in fact is part of this.
What is Web 2.0? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2.0
What is Science 2.0? http://openwetware.org/wiki/Science_2.0
http://duncan.hull.name/2008/03/05/science-20/
ADVANCES IN CONTACT MECHANICS : A TRIBUTE TO JJ KALKER DELFT 22/24 OCTOBER
http://www.contactmechanics.org/
Delft 22 - 24 October
Chairmen:
Tom Scarpas Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Patrick Selvadurai McGill University, Canada
Adiabatic temperature in Abaqus VUMAT
Hi All ,
I found simple VUMAT from Abaqus manual.It is based on
Von Mises plasticity and gives stress components, vonmises stress
and plastic equivalent strain.
I want to include the adaibatic temperature that rises/falls along the deformation in adiabatic
analysis.From a general book, i found that temperature-rise during deformation comprising
plastic strain1 to plastic strain 2 is given by:
Integral of stress between the strain limits,multiplied by a constant.
Science's Editor in Chief and "Friends" Discuss Peer Review and Journal Impact.
Science's Editor in Chief and "Friends" Discuss Peer Review and Journal
Impact. (July 4, 2008)
Bruce
Alberts1, Brooks Hanson2
and Katrina L. Kelner3 collaborated to write this
week's Science editorial on peer review. And if for no other reason
than the weekly has one of the highest impact ratings, when Science
speaks science administrators listen.
Experts say China’s wind energy could grow 1667% by 2020
Experts say China’s wind energy could grow 1667% by 2020
http://www.iconflict.com/detail/Experts-Say-Chinas-Wind-Energy-Could-Gr…
Nobel laureate Sulston argues for open medicine
Sulston argues for open medicine
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7490384.stm
and listen to audio at http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7490482.stm
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By Matt McGrath BBC science correspondent |
Beyond nanoscales...
My friend Pugno is speculating beyond the nanomaterial strength.