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First Colloquium of the Spanish Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Society (STAMS 2019)
Ronaldo Borja (Stanford University) On the strength of transversely isotropic rocks
Paul Clavin (Aix-Marseille Université) Asymptotic analysis for direct initiation of gaseous detonation
Michael Fardis (University of Patras) Hysteretic energy dissipation in seismic response analysis of concrete structures
Ramón Gilsanz (Gilsanz Murray Steficek LLP) Technical challenges in a structural consulting firm
Michael Ortiz (CALTECH) Oncotripsy: Targeting cancer cells selectively via resonant harmonic excitation
Antonio Sánchez Pérez (UCSD) Flow and transport in the spinal canal
Juan Fernández de la Mora (Yale University) Two high resolution fluid flow instruments for sizing nanoparticles: The evolution of the differential mobility analyzer, and the design of a hypothetical sizing condensation particle counter.
Juan C. Lasheras (UCSD) SAVE - Strain Accumulation Ventriculomegaly Hypothesis for the onset of idiopathic Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (iNPH)
Second Colloquium of the Spanish Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Society (STAMS 2022)
Jose Antonio Carrillo (University of Oxford) Aggregation-Diffusion and Kinetic PDEs for collective behavior: applications in the sciences
Francisco Chinesta (ENSAM ParisTech) Informed and augmented learning for empowering the engineering of critical urban systems
Manuel Doblare (University of Zaragoza) A reflection on the evolution of the interaction between Mechanics and Life Sciences
Jose Dominguez (University of Sevilla) New sources of energy for a better world
Norberto Fueyo (University of Zaragoza) Energy: Lessons learnt?
Sergio Pellegrino (California Institute of Technology) Coilable Shell Structures
Dennis Kochmann (ETH Zurich) Architected Materials: Modeling, design and performance
ROUND TABLE
Emerging Trends in Mechanics conducted by Ignacio Romero (Polytechnic University of Madrid)
Thematic seminar: Fatigue of Plain and Fiber-Reinforced Concrete
Gonzalo Ruiz (University of Castilla-La Mancha) The size and shape effects on the compressive fatigue of SFRC
José Joaquin Ortega (Polytechnic University of Madrid) Concrete maturation induced by fatigue loads
José Luis García Calvo (IETcc-CSIC)
- Micro-structural considerations for the design of fiber-reinforced concrete
- Design and characterization of fiber-reinforced self-compacting concrete
Miguel Ángel Vicente (University of Burgos) The use of computed tomography in the study of fatigue in concrete
José David Ríos (University of Extremadura) Flexural thermal fatigue of ultra-high-performance fiber-reinforced concrete
Alfonso Fernández-Canteli (University of Oviedo) Fatigue regression models in concrete based on compatibility and sample function models based on damage evolution
Sergio Blasón (BAM, Germany) Application of phenomenological models on concrete under fatigue damage
Carlos Rios Frutos (IDEAMS, Madrid) Fatigue of concrete in the new EuroCode
Doctor Honoris Causa M. Ortiz - UPM 07/05/2019
Laudatio Prof. Amable Liñán by Prof. César Dopazo (STAMS2019)
Laudatio Prof. Enrique Alarcón by Prof. Manuel Doblaré (STAMS2019)
Doctor Honoris Causa J. Domínguez Abascal - UGR 05/09/2018
The role of plastic strain gradients in the crack growth resistance of metals
Emilio Martínez-Pañeda, Vikram S. Deshpande, Christian F. Niordson, Norman A. Fleck
JMPS, 126, 136-150, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmps.2019.02.011
I hope some of you will find our recent paper in the Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids interesting. The Abaqus user element (UEL) subroutine developed to implement strain gradient plasticity theories with energetic and dissipative higher order stresses (Gudmundson 2004) can be downloaded from www.empaneda.com/codes
Magneto-visco-hyperelasticity for hard-magnetic soft materials: theory and numerical applications
Daniel García González
Hard magnetic soft polymers present the ability to deform under the application of an external magnetic field and offer great opportunities for programmed-shape changes. This work proposes a new constitutive framework to model the magneto-mechanical behaviour of such polymers accounting for nonlinear behaviour, strain rate dependency, relaxation mechanisms and magneto-sensitive response. This continuum model is formulated for large deformations and in agreement with thermodynamics laws. Finally, it is implemented in FE models to analyse viscous and inertial effects in numerical applications. DOI manuscript
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