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Multi-Physics Couplings in Metal Forming Processes
Professor F. Bay
CEMEF/Ecole des Mines de Paris
Sophia Antipolis
Paris
Virtual Reality Surgical Simulation: The Role of Computational Mechanics Techniques
Professor A.A. Becker
University of Nottingham
United Kingdom
Computational Investigation of Confined Turbulent Swirling Flows Exhibiting Vortex Breakdown
Professor A.C. Benim
Duesseldorf University of Applied Sciences
Germany
On the Evaluation and Application of the Modal Properties of Piezoelectric Adaptive Structures
Professor A. Benjeddou
High Institute of Mechanics
Paris
France
Mesocopic Computational Tests for the Identification of Textile Composite Reinforcement Mechanical Behaviour
Professor P. Boisse
INSA de Lyon
France
Tuned Mass Dampers in the Towers of Suspension Bridges
Professor F. Casciati
University of Pavia
Italy
Numerical Modelling of Complex Fluids: State-of-the-Art, Recent Developments and New Challenges
Professor F. Chinesta
SERAM
Paris
France
Numerical Modelling of Non-Linear Behaviour in Adhesively-Bonded Assemblies
Professor J.Y. Cognard
ENSIETA - MSN
Brest
France
Using Mixed Discretisation Schemes in Multi-Physics Simulation
Professor M. Cross
University of Wales Swansea
Swansea
UK
Vibration Monitoring for Damage Assessment: Realistic Expectations
Professor G. De Roeck
Dept. of Civil Engineering
Catholic University Leuven
Belgium
Design Optimisation with Randomness: A Taylor Expansion Approach
Professor I. Doltsinis
University of Stuttgart
Stuttgart
Germany
Numerical Simulations of Skeletal Muscle Mechanics
Professor A. Eriksson
KTH
Stockholm
Sweden
Advances in Mesh Optimisation Based on Algebraic Quality Metrics
Dr J.M. Escobar Sánchez
ULPGC
Gran Canaria
Spain
High Abstraction Level Frameworks for the Next Decade in Computational Mechanics
Dr D. Eyheramendy
ISTIL, University of Lyon 1
Villeurbanne
France
Pipelines as Lifelines: Computational Problems and Methods
Professor M. Farshad
EMPA
Dubendorf
Switzerland
Life-Cycle Maintenance of Structures by Condition, Reliability and Cost Oriented Probabilistic Optimization
Professor D.M. Frangopol
Dept. of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering
University of Colorado, Boulder
USA
Recent Advances in Modal Reduction of Vibrating Substructures
Professor D. Givoli
Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
Haifa
Israel
On the Computation of the Coefficients in a Fourier Series Expansion
Professor P. González-Vera
University of La Laguna
Tenerife
Spain
Toward Virtual Certification of In-Flight Icing: A Pacing Item for CFD
Professor W.G. Habashi
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Uncertainty Modelling in Structural Design: Recent Developments
Professor P. Hajela
RPI
Troy, New York
USA
Adaptive Impact Absorption
Professor J Holnicki-Szulte
JFTR
Warsaw
Poland
The Role of Structural Mechanics in Multi-Scale Modelling of the Inelastic Behavior of Engineering Materials
Professor A. Ibrahimbegovic
Ecole Normale Sup. de Cachan
Cachan
France
Application of the Adaptive Discontinuous Galerkin Method to Problems in Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication
Professor P.K. Jimack
University of Leeds
UK
Enrichment Schemes and Accuracy of the Extended-Generalised Finite Element Method for Modelling Traction-Free and Cohesive Cracks
Professor B.L. Karihaloo
Cardiff School of Engineering
Cardiff University
UK
Symmetry and Structures
Professor A. Kaveh
Iran University of Science & Technology
Tehran
Iran
Spatial and Temporal Multiscale Simulations of Damage Processes for Concrete
Professor C. Koenke
Institute of Structural Mechanics
Bauhaus University Weimar
Germany
Damage Indicators For Estimates of Seismic Vulnerability
Professor W.B. Kraetzig
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Germany
A Combined Topological, Geometric, Statical and Stiffness Method to Compute the Stability of Pin-Jointed Structural Assemblies
Dr A.S.K. Kwan
Cardiff University
Cardiff
UK
Isolation and Vibration Due to Urban Rail Traffic
Professor D. Le Houédec
Ecole Centrale of Nantes
France
Computational Contact Mechanics: A Short Review
Professor F. Lebon
CNRS
Marseille
France
Sub-Structuring Method for Fluid-Structure Interaction Problems with Non-Matching Grids
Professor F. Magoules
IECN
Univ. Henri-Poincare-Nancy 1
France
A Multi-Scale Computational Approach for the Fracture Behaviour of Quasi-Brittle Materials
Dr T J Massart
Université Libre de Bruxelles
Belgium
Recent Advances in Modelling the Dynamic Response of Overhead Transmission Lines
Professor G. McClure
Mc Gill University
Montreal, Quebec
Canada
Dynamic Analysis of Viscoelastically Damped Structures
Professor G. Muscolino
University of Messina
Messina
Italy
Instabilities Resulting from the Production Process of Plates and Shells
Professor F. G. Rammerstorfer
TU Wien
Vienna
Austria
Non-Linear Vibration Modes of Plates and Shells
Dr P.L. Ribeiro
IDMEC - DEMEGI - FEUP
Porto
Portugal
Robust Design of Composite Shells: Simulation and Validation
Professor Dr. -Ing. habil R. Rolfes
Institute of Structural Analysis
University of Hannover
Braunschweig, Germany
Uncertainties in Structural Analysis
Professor G. Schueller
Institute of Engineering Mechanics
Innsbruck
Austria
Fluid-Assisted Injection Moulding Simulation: Virtual Prototyping for Complex Parts
Dr J. Sienz
University of Wales
Swansea
UK
General Purpose Finite Element Analysis Code vs. Specific Design and Analysis Requirements
Professor G.P. Steven
Strand7 Pty Ltd
Sydney
Australia
Fractional Models: Sub and Super-Diffusives, and Undifferentiable Solutions
Professor J. Trujillo Jacinto del Castillo
University of La Laguna
Tenerife
Spain
A Rectangular Layered Plate-Shell Element for Nonlinear Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Slabs at Elevated Temperature
Dr Y. X. Zhang
University of New South Wales
Sydney
Australia

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Front Page Conferences CST2006 ECT2006 For Authors Abstract Submission Paper Submission Important Dates For All Participants Registration Timetable Presentation Facilities Travel Information Lectures Hotels Programme Online Forms Past Conferences Preparation Abstracts Paper Journal Special Issues Publications General Info	The Eighth International Conference on Computational Structures Technology and The Fifth International Conference on Engineering Computational Technology Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain 12-15 September 2006 Invited Lectures Invited Plenary Lectures Computational Geometry as a Basis for Computational Structures Technology: A Look into the Future Professor T.J.R. Hughes Institute for Computational Engineering & Sciences University of Texas Austin USA Ambient Intelligence and Its Potential for Future Learning and Virtual Product Creation Environments Professor A.K. Noor ODU - NASA Langley Hampton, VA USA Meshfree Methods: Are they going to be used in the Next Decade? Professor A. Huerta ETSI de Caminos, Univ. Poli de Catalunya Barcelona Spain Invited Special Lectures Multi-Physics Couplings in Metal Forming Processes Professor F. Bay CEMEF/Ecole des Mines de Paris Sophia Antipolis Paris Virtual Reality Surgical Simulation: The Role of Computational Mechanics Techniques Professor A.A. Becker University of Nottingham United Kingdom Computational Investigation of Confined Turbulent Swirling Flows Exhibiting Vortex Breakdown Professor A.C. Benim Duesseldorf University of Applied Sciences Germany On the Evaluation and Application of the Modal Properties of Piezoelectric Adaptive Structures Professor A. Benjeddou High Institute of Mechanics Paris France Mesocopic Computational Tests for the Identification of Textile Composite Reinforcement Mechanical Behaviour Professor P. Boisse INSA de Lyon France Tuned Mass Dampers in the Towers of Suspension Bridges Professor F. Casciati University of Pavia Italy Numerical Modelling of Complex Fluids: State-of-the-Art, Recent Developments and New Challenges Professor F. Chinesta SERAM Paris France Numerical Modelling of Non-Linear Behaviour in Adhesively-Bonded Assemblies Professor J.Y. Cognard ENSIETA - MSN Brest France Using Mixed Discretisation Schemes in Multi-Physics Simulation Professor M. Cross University of Wales Swansea Swansea UK Vibration Monitoring for Damage Assessment: Realistic Expectations Professor G. De Roeck Dept. of Civil Engineering Catholic University Leuven Belgium Design Optimisation with Randomness: A Taylor Expansion Approach Professor I. Doltsinis University of Stuttgart Stuttgart Germany Numerical Simulations of Skeletal Muscle Mechanics Professor A. Eriksson KTH Stockholm Sweden Advances in Mesh Optimisation Based on Algebraic Quality Metrics Dr J.M. Escobar Sánchez ULPGC Gran Canaria Spain High Abstraction Level Frameworks for the Next Decade in Computational Mechanics Dr D. Eyheramendy ISTIL, University of Lyon 1 Villeurbanne France Pipelines as Lifelines: Computational Problems and Methods Professor M. Farshad EMPA Dubendorf Switzerland Life-Cycle Maintenance of Structures by Condition, Reliability and Cost Oriented Probabilistic Optimization Professor D.M. Frangopol Dept. of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering University of Colorado, Boulder USA Recent Advances in Modal Reduction of Vibrating Substructures Professor D. Givoli Technion - Israel Institute of Technology Haifa Israel On the Computation of the Coefficients in a Fourier Series Expansion Professor P. González-Vera University of La Laguna Tenerife Spain Toward Virtual Certification of In-Flight Icing: A Pacing Item for CFD Professor W.G. Habashi McGill University Montreal Canada Uncertainty Modelling in Structural Design: Recent Developments Professor P. Hajela RPI Troy, New York USA Adaptive Impact Absorption Professor J Holnicki-Szulte JFTR Warsaw Poland The Role of Structural Mechanics in Multi-Scale Modelling of the Inelastic Behavior of Engineering Materials Professor A. Ibrahimbegovic Ecole Normale Sup. de Cachan Cachan France Application of the Adaptive Discontinuous Galerkin Method to Problems in Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication Professor P.K. Jimack University of Leeds UK Enrichment Schemes and Accuracy of the Extended-Generalised Finite Element Method for Modelling Traction-Free and Cohesive Cracks Professor B.L. Karihaloo Cardiff School of Engineering Cardiff University UK Symmetry and Structures Professor A. Kaveh Iran University of Science & Technology Tehran Iran Spatial and Temporal Multiscale Simulations of Damage Processes for Concrete Professor C. Koenke Institute of Structural Mechanics Bauhaus University Weimar Germany Damage Indicators For Estimates of Seismic Vulnerability Professor W.B. Kraetzig Ruhr-Universität Bochum Germany A Combined Topological, Geometric, Statical and Stiffness Method to Compute the Stability of Pin-Jointed Structural Assemblies Dr A.S.K. Kwan Cardiff University Cardiff UK Isolation and Vibration Due to Urban Rail Traffic Professor D. Le Houédec Ecole Centrale of Nantes France Computational Contact Mechanics: A Short Review Professor F. Lebon CNRS Marseille France Sub-Structuring Method for Fluid-Structure Interaction Problems with Non-Matching Grids Professor F. Magoules IECN Univ. Henri-Poincare-Nancy 1 France A Multi-Scale Computational Approach for the Fracture Behaviour of Quasi-Brittle Materials Dr T J Massart Université Libre de Bruxelles Belgium Recent Advances in Modelling the Dynamic Response of Overhead Transmission Lines Professor G. McClure Mc Gill University Montreal, Quebec Canada Dynamic Analysis of Viscoelastically Damped Structures Professor G. Muscolino University of Messina Messina Italy Instabilities Resulting from the Production Process of Plates and Shells Professor F. G. Rammerstorfer TU Wien Vienna Austria Non-Linear Vibration Modes of Plates and Shells Dr P.L. Ribeiro IDMEC - DEMEGI - FEUP Porto Portugal Robust Design of Composite Shells: Simulation and Validation Professor Dr. -Ing. habil R. Rolfes Institute of Structural Analysis University of Hannover Braunschweig, Germany Uncertainties in Structural Analysis Professor G. Schueller Institute of Engineering Mechanics Innsbruck Austria Fluid-Assisted Injection Moulding Simulation: Virtual Prototyping for Complex Parts Dr J. Sienz University of Wales Swansea UK General Purpose Finite Element Analysis Code vs. Specific Design and Analysis Requirements Professor G.P. Steven Strand7 Pty Ltd Sydney Australia Fractional Models: Sub and Super-Diffusives, and Undifferentiable Solutions Professor J. Trujillo Jacinto del Castillo University of La Laguna Tenerife Spain A Rectangular Layered Plate-Shell Element for Nonlinear Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Slabs at Elevated Temperature Dr Y. X. Zhang University of New South Wales Sydney Australia
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