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Yes! Please register. This is a completely free event and is perhaps the best one-day symposium/workshop on mechanics in the US!
Attention New England Mechanics community: NEW.Mech 2024 will be on Friday May 24th at Boston University — all are welcome and we hope to see you there!! Registration + more info: new-mech.github.io/
Attention New England Mechanics community: NEW.Mech 2024 will be on Friday May 24th at Boston University — all are welcome and we hope to see you there!! Registration + more info: new-mech.github.io/
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The registration closes this Friday. Prizes for best teaser talks will be awarded!
The website with the information and registration link: newmech.org/newmech2023
Registration can also be completed directly through: forms.gle/5S8ve6RPneNozN4s7
Please RT. NewMech is back! Join this annual event featuring excellent invited speakers (@MiguelABessa @brownengin and @ProfZhaoMIT @MITMechE) and teaser talks on mechanics and materials, this year hosted by @Northeastern. The registration and abstract submission are open now.
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The website will be updated shortly. For registration and abstract submission of this year's event, go to newmech.org and check "JOIN MAILING LIST" for the latest announcement of the event.
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We are very excited to host @jyang526 at the Closer Look 🧐 tomorrow. He will speak about his paper on "SpatioTemporally Adaptive Quadtree Mesh (STAQ) Digital Image Correlation". Find his paper here (bit.ly/3RFvKbX) and join us via zoom (DM for link!). See you tomorrow!
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Our Fall '22 speaker line-up for the Closer Look 🧐 Open Journal Club in Biomechanics is final! 🎉 We are extremely excited to have great speakers and a nice diversity of topics. Sign-up to receive zoom invites and reminders of each talk 👉 bit.ly/3vq2OMA.
Tune in tomorrow March 30th at 11AM ET for a Closer Look at @krismiller17 and @craig_goergen's work on the biomechanical behavior of the cervix and uterus (paper: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3135…). Join our listserv for updates: bit.ly/3vpydwJ
Big thanks to @ManuelKRausch1 and @SKakaletsis ! This is a great resource for anyone interested in validating a data-driven constitutive modeling framework for soft heterogeneous + anisotropic materials! #biomechanics #OpenData
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