Technical details

The worshop is using the Zoom framework.

To join it on

Thursday 8th April follow the link:

https://zoom.us/s/96096143964 (meeting ID  : 960 9614 3964, meeting password : 738450)

Friday 9th April follow the link :

https://zoom.us/s/92839169904 (meeting ID  : 928 3916 9904, meeting password : 135959)

Scope

Mechanical architectured materials are designed to feature extreme or non-classical properties such as negative Poisson’s ratio or strain floppy modes. These emergent properties may require generalized continua such as strain-gradient or micromorphic continua in order to accurately bring-out the effective mechanical behavior.

A previous workshop dedicated to the understanding and the predictive modelling of these architectured materials had to be canceled due to COVID crisis in 2020.

The present e-workshop will be organized on 8-9 of April 2021 and will provide an update on these topics, awaiting the next regular workshop which will be hopefully held in Alghero on 23-28 May 2022.

A particular attention will be paid to non-classical up-scaling methods, new topology optimization techniques, experimental characterization of the non-classical properties and the computational techniques required by generalized continua.

Topics

  • Up-scaling methods for non-classical continua in mechanics
  • Fabrication and testing of non-classical continua 
  • Topology optimization of Metamaterials
  • Computational and numerical aspects

General

The e-Workshop is organised by IRP Coss&Vita (CNRS) and M&MoCS (Universita dell’Aquila) and supported by ArchiMatHOS (Agence Nationale de la Recherche, grant ANR-17-CE08-0039).

The e-Workshop will be held in an online format. 
Participation is free, but registration is required via the registration page.  
Contributions are welcome, please submit your abstract in the submission page.

Deadlines

  • Abstract, 15th March 2021,
  • Registration, 31th March 2021.

The e-workshop will have a limited number of speakers

Organizers

  • Boris Desmorat (Institut D’Alembert, Sorbonne Université)
  • Arthur Lebée (Laboratoire Navier, École des Ponts - ParisTech, France)
  • Pierre Seppecher (Imath, Toulon university, France)
  • Emilio Turco (University of Sassari, Italy)
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