Department of Mechanics: Seminar

The Solid Mechanics Seminar organized by the Department of Mechanics takes place on an irregular basis in the department conference room B366 or in Dean's conference room (both in building B of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Thákurova 7, Prague 6).

• 17.5.12 15:30 B366

Martin Kružík (Department of Physics FCE CTU // Institute of Information Theory and Automation AS CR): Matematické modelování materiálů s tvarovou pamětí (lecture in Czech)

• 31.5.12 10:00 B366

Jan Zeman (Department of Mechanics FCE CTU): Modeling random heterogeneous materials by Wang tilings

• planned

Jan Valdman (VSB - Technical University of Ostrava): Efficient implementation of the finite element method in Matlab

Previous lectures presented in our Solid Mechanics Seminar can be found below.
Other seminar series related to mechanics and mathematics:

• Nečas Seminar on Continuum Mechanics organized by the Mathematical Institute of Charles University, Monday at 15:20
• Seminar of the Department of Mathematics FCE CTU, Wednesday afternoon

2012

• Mija H. Hubler (Northwestern University): Insights for creep and shrinkage models from bridge deflections
• Elena Benvenuti (University of Ferrara, Italy): Recent developments in nonlocal elasticity: Gradient and integral approaches
• Tomáš Kruml (Institute of Physics of Materials AS CR, Brno, Czech Republic): Typické i atypické pracovní diagramy plasticky deformovatelných materiálů (in Czech)
• Christian Artelt (HeidelbergCement AG, Germany): Core business and key activities in the field of R&D
• Benny Suryanto (University of Tokyo, Japan): Experimental investigation and characterization of time-dependent and fatigue behavior of engineered cementitious composites (ECC)

2011

• Paul Steinmann (Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany): On regularized node-based shape optimization
• Albert G. Nasibulin (Aalto University - Helsinki University of Technology, Finland): Aerosol synthesis of single-walled carbon nanotube
• Ahmad A. Hamid (Drexel University, USA): Evaluation and retrofit of heritage masonry structures

2010

• Pavel Krejčí (Mathematical Institute, AS CR): Matematické modely termomechanických vlastností materiálů s pamětí (in Czech)
• Lukasz Kaczmarczyk (University of Glasgow, UK): Analysis of concrete fracture, bone remodelling and geometric nonlinearities using hybrid-Trefftz elements
• Stella Marusin (consultant): Failure of concrete structures caused by chemical reactions of particular elements in concrete
• Pavel Trtík (EMPA, Swiss Federal Institute for Materials Science and Technology, Dendorf, Swizerland): High-resolution 3D imaging of cement pastes - from the image acquisition to the estimation of material properties
• Zuzana Dimitrovová (Universidade Nova, Lisbon, Portugal): Dynamic response of structures subjected to moving loads: Applications to high-speed railway lines
• Zuzana Dimitrovová (Universidade Nova, Lisbon, Portugal): New materials for passive vibration control: Optimization of passive vibration isolators
• David T. Biggs (Biggs Consulting Engineering, USA): September 11, 2001: The World Trade Center, New York City
• Zdeněk P. Bažant (Northwestern University, USA): Scaling of probability distribution of quasibrittle structure strength and lifetime based on atomistic fracture mechanics
• Philippe Zysset (Vienna University of Technology, Austria): Finite element modeling of the human vertebral body: Research and clinical approaches

2004

• Rostislav Chudoba (RWTH Aachen, Germany): Numerické modelování textilního betonu na mikro-, mezo- a makroskopické úrovni