| October 25 -26, 2022 | Hotel Papendal, Arnhem |
| Koiter lecturer | Prof. Michael Ortiz |
| Workshops | Machine learning Molecular and particle-based mechanics Additive manufacturing Material and structural health monitoring |
| Downloads (*) | Symposiumbook HQ (115mb) Symposiumbook (49mb) Final Programme |
| Poster Contest | Florian Brunner (RuG) – Predictive modelling of liquid metal induced fracture in Fe-based alloys Joep Storm (TUD) – Mesh-based surrogate for FE2 microstructure simulations Yannick Buser ( UT) – Inducttion Heating of UD c/PAEK. What thermography can teach us about eddy currents Dennis König (TUe) – Micromechanical characterization of Zinc coatings and high entropy alloys (Next-Coat) |
| Phd Presentation Contest | Varun Shah (RUG) – Unravelling the atomic scale interaction of H with dislocations in iron Luca Palmeira Belotti (TU/e) – On the anisotropy of wire arc additively manufactured parts Tijmen Vermeij (TU/e) – Unraveling plasticity and damage in multi-phase steels through dedicated integrated “2D” experimental-numerical testing Lei Zhang (RUG) – Atomistic fracture in bcc iron revealed by active training of machine learning potential |
Graduate School on Engineering Mechanics
A collaboration of the Dutch academic research groups active in the field of Engineering Mechanics