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...
From Super-earth Interiors to Our Own Earth’s Surface: Using Dynamic Compression to Study Our Universe Experimental access to materials at extreme...
Mechanics and Manufacturing of Hybrid Materials for Durability and Damage Tolerance Damage resistance, tolerance and long-term durability of materials are...
In the interest of building community and collaboration in HEMI, we are initiating the HEMI Friday Colloquium series. Speakers in...
The Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute (HEMI) and the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) are pleased to announce the 2016...
Epidermal Sensor Systems for Sensing and Therapy Epidermal sensor is a class of skin-mounted, tattoo-like circuits and sensors capable of...
Tracking Mesoscale Evolution in Light Metals: How Design and Databases Play a Critical Role Modern materials contain extraordinary levels of complexity...
Bone: Some Mechanics and Inspiration Bone is a hierarchical composite of collagen and hydroxyapatite. The unique blend of material properties...
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