Conference Tracks and Symposia
SES 50th Anniversary Symposium: Invited Plenary Lectures
Track Chairs: Huajian Gao Kyung-Suk Kim
(program pending)
Awards Symposia
Mechanics of Fluids and Thermal Systems
Track Chairs: Kenneth Breuer, Shreyas Mandre, Petia Vlahovska
Mechanics of Biological and Soft Materials
Track Chairs: Christian Franck, Jay Tang, Anubhav Tripathi
Mechanics of Solids and Structures
Track Chairs: Allan Bower, Pradeep Guduru
- Symposium in honor of Rod Clifton on the occasion of his 75th Birthday (by invitation)
- Plasticity at Different Length Scales
- Dynamic Behavior of Materials
- Instability in Solids and Structures
- Mechanics and Dynamics of Periodic Structures
- Materials Design and Biomimetic Material Concepts
- Discrete Dislocation Plasticity
- Mechanics of Thin Films and Multilayered Structures
- Soft Materials and Structures
- Characterization and Imaging of Structural and Material Imperfections
- Engineering Mechanics and Materials in the Oilfield
- Computational Materials Design via Multi-scale Modeling
- Multiscale Mechanics of Particulate Media
- Crack initiation and growth: methods, applications, and challenges.
- Advances in nano-composites for thermal and structural applications
- Contact Mechanics
Mechanics in Materials Science
Track Chairs: Eric Chason, Sharvan Kumar, Nitin Padture
- Synthesis, Characterization, and Modeling of Low-Dimensional Nanomaterials
- Lithium ion batteries: When Chemistry meets Mechanics
- Mechanics of Phase Transforming and Multifunctional Materials
- From Atomistics to Reality: Spanning Scales in Simulations and Experiments
- Slip Avalanches in Amorphous Metals
- Materials for Extreme Environments: Multiscale Experiments and Simulations
- Advancement in Coating Science and Technology
Mechanics Education
Track Chairs: Janet Blume, Karen Haberstroh
Innovations in engineering education will be presented at this symposium. Presentations are invited that focus on K12 educational outreach, college courses at all levels, as well as special summer programs for teachers, undergraduates, and graduate students. Educational programs that have been directed at encouraging and supporting students from underrepresented groups are of particular interest.
Symposium Organizers GUide