HEMI Seminar: Prof William Proud
JHU - Malone G 33/35 3400 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD, United StatesThe High-strain Rate Loading of Structural Biological Materials The human body can be subjected to violent acceleration as a result...
The High-strain Rate Loading of Structural Biological Materials The human body can be subjected to violent acceleration as a result...
“Recent developments towards dynamic X-ray probing of extreme physical states” Bio: Daniel Eakins is an experimental physicist working at the...
"Microstructural Paths for Investigation of Deformation Mechanisms in High Performance Magnesium Alloys" High performance magnesium alloys have complex interplay of...
Ultrafast Compression Experiments to Rapidly Test Extreme Condition Materials Predictions Dr. Joseph M. Zaug, Physical Chemist and Leader of the...
This event has been cancelled due to the potential for inclement weather. Digitizing the Production Environment with a Multi-Robotic Additive Cluster...
GIVEN THE WEEKEND BLIZZARD IN BALTIMORE, LJ HOLMES' HEMI/MEDE SEMINAR HAS BEEN CANCELLED. WE ARE WORKING TO RESCHEDULE THE EVENT,...
On Electro-Active Anisotropic Material Models for the Behavior of the Large Intestine Active soft biological materials manifest sensitivity to mechanical forces...
Performance and Design of Structural and Functional Materials and New Modes of Mesoscale Characterization The discovery of new materials with unique...
Advanced Manufacturing R & D at the US Army Research Laboratory The US Army Research Laboratory (ARL) is the corporate laboratory...
From Super-earth Interiors to Our Own Earth’s Surface: Using Dynamic Compression to Study Our Universe Experimental access to materials at extreme...
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