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Engineering - Mechanics Colloquia Research Seminars
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The Engineering Department (CUED) hosts a series of Mechanics Colloquia seminars for post-graduates, undergraduates and staff. Non-CUED university people are also welcome to attend. If you have a question about this list, please contact: div-c; Claire Whitaker; Burigede Liu; Elizabeth Howard. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 1 upcoming talk and 69 talks in the archive. Designer alloys for tailored deformation-induced phase transformations: Revealing per-grain behaviour
Inverse design of multiscale structures and meta-materials by topology optimization and dehomogenization
EQUALITY-BASED FORMULATION FOR NON-SMOOTH VIBRATING SYSTEMS
SHAPE PROGRAMMABLE 3D MESOSTRUCTURES AND FUNCTIONAL DEVICES
Automated discovery of material models
Mechanics of Soft Composites: The Interplay between Geometrical Structuring and Large Deformation to Achieve Novel Behavior
Disconnection Dynamics and Grain Boundary Kinetics: their surprising effects on microstructural evolution
Resource Efficiency: delivering future energy and material services with less environmental impact.
Soft elasticity by domain formation in reinforced and magneto-active composites
Leapfrog in Fracture and Damage Mechanics inspired by Gap Test and Curvature-Resisting Sprain Energy
Modeling of Fibrous Tissues Considering the Microstructure
Leveraging vibrations, nonlinear dynamics, and wave phenomena in emerging fields and across disciplines
Phononics: Structural dynamics of materials and implications to fluid dynamics, heat transfer, and beyond
Micromechanical Modelling at High Temperature - A Personal Perspective
Prediction and mitigation of railway induced vibration in the built environment
Decarbonising Road Freight
Machine Learning in Structural Dynamicsemail hh463@cam.ac.uk for passcode
Learning based multi-scale modelingemail hh463@cam.ac.uk for passcode
Model-Free Data-Driven Science: Cutting out the Middlemanemail hh463@cam.ac.uk for passcode
Oncotripsy: Selective ablation of cancer cells through tuned low-intensity pulsed ultrasound
Atomistically inspired origamiTea and coffee will be available in LR5 after the seminar
Self-similarly expanding regions of phase change yield cavitational instabilities and model deep earthquakesTea and coffee will be available in the foyer after the seminar
Non-conventional polymer composite materials: expanding the design envelope of aerospace structuresTea and coffee will be available in LR5 after the seminar
Active Cell MechanicsTea and coffee & biscuits will be available after the seminar
Snaking, dripping, and fluttering of elastic rods
Engineered growth factor microenvironments for regenerative medicine
A multiscale modelling strategy for virtual design of metallic alloys
Materials Challenges for Rolls Royce
Biological and bio-inspired locomotion at small scales
Contacts and Fretting
Modelling non-symmetry of collagen fibre dispersion in the elasticity of arterial wall tissue
Adhesion of Volcanic Ashes in Gas Turbines and Potential Effects on Thermal Barrier Coatings
Counting with symmetry for structural analysis
Strain accommodation in kinking nonlinear elastic solids
New functional surfaces: from science to application
Quantitative Prediction of Solute Strengthening in Metal Alloys
Mechanics of Stretchable Electronics
Modeling Ductile Fracture Toughness and Fracture Surface Roughness
Experiments in multidisciplinary materials research
Nonlinearity in musical instruments
Inversion and perversion in biomechanics: from microscopic anisotropy to macroscopic chirality
Multiscale mechanics and cohesive-surface models
Title to be confirmed
Aspects of science, technology and government
"Direct spinning of carbon nanotube fibre - a new sort of stuff"
Multi-scale computational-experimental analysis of the mechanics of interfaces
Feedback control of vibration in aircraft and in the ear
Mechanical study of the C. elegans worm locomotion. From soft matter to biomimetics.
Design for environment and risk
Some applications and mechanics for the cracking of stiff films supported on compliant substrates
Bacterial flagellar filaments: smart structure, smart protein
Fractals, Failure and Lightweight Structures
Tribology at the Smallscale: Learning from Nature
Just How Does One Make Formula One More Exciting?
Tissue Contact Mechanics
Crack Propagation in Brittle Crystals under Combined Tensile and Shear Stresses
Why is brake squeal so twitchy? Modelling and sensitivity studies of friction-driven vibration
Semi-Analytic Modeling of Micro-Defects in an Infinite Semi-Infinite MatrixPlease note this is to be held in the Oatley Seminar Room
Stability and Plasticity in Structural Frame Behaviour Analysis and Design: Seeking a Conceptual Framework for the Computer Age
Domain Switching in Ferroelectric Perovskites and Applications
Fluid mechanical modelling of carbon dioxide sequestration
Maths, Engineering and Industry
A Methodology to Study Morphological Changes in Sclerotic Arteries, and Related Biomechanical Modelling and Simulation
**CANCELLED** Flow Induced Excitation of Elastic Modes
Crack tips' black box: Spectroscopic challenge to the strength of solids
Future directions in structural dynamics
Mono-monostatic bodies: the story of the Gömböc
Materials Information: from testing machines to drug-eluting stents
Biomechanics of the cytoskeleton: cell contractility and mechanosensitivity of cell adhesion
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Dr David Collins, Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge .
Friday 01 November 2024, 14:00-15:00