Events
March, 2020
| Wednesday, March 4, 2020 Newark, DE |
Research Reviews: Processing Science The CCM Spring Research Review series begin March 4th. This series is comprised of weekly overviews of CCM’s research focus areas. Each weekly session consists of up to four 15-minute presentations on specific topics within a designated focus area, along with a brief Q&A session. The Research Reviews, which are free and open to the public, are held every Wednesday at 11:30am in 106 CMSL through May 2020. Speakers include graduate students, post-docs, research associates, and affiliated faculty members, as well as invited speakers from Government and Industry. More information. |
| Tuesday, March 10, 2020 Webinar |
Progressive Composite Damage Modeling in LS-DYNA (MAT162 & Others) This course will provide a comparison between available composite models in LS-DYNA for shell and solid elements, e.g., MAT2, MAT54, MAT59, & MAT162. Among these material models, rate dependent progressive composite damage model MAT162 is considered as the state of the art. This short course will include the theory and practice of MAT162 composite damage model with applications to low and intermediate impact velocities, understanding the LS-DYNA programming parameters related to impact-contact, damage evolution, perforation and penetration of thin- and thick-section composites. Printed copies of all lecture notes will be provided along with a CD containing all example LS-DYNA keyword input decks used in this short course. More information. |
| Wednesday, March 11, 2020 Newark, DE |
Progressive Composite Damage Modeling in LS-DYNA (MAT162 & Others) This course will provide a comparison between available composite models in LS-DYNA for shell and solid elements, e.g., MAT2, MAT54, MAT59, & MAT162. Among these material models, rate dependent progressive composite damage model MAT162 is considered as the state of the art. This short course will include the theory and practice of MAT162 composite damage model with applications to low and intermediate impact velocities, understanding the LS-DYNA programming parameters related to impact-contact, damage evolution, perforation and penetration of thin- and thick-section composites. Printed copies of all lecture notes will be provided along with a CD containing all example LS-DYNA keyword input decks used in this short course. More information. |
| Wednesday, March 11, 2020 Newark, DE |
Research Reviews: Modeling & Simulation The CCM Spring Research Review series continue March 11th. This series is comprised of weekly overviews of CCM’s research focus areas. Each weekly session consists of up to four 15-minute presentations on specific topics within a designated focus area, along with a brief Q&A session. The Research Reviews, which are free and open to the public, are held every Wednesday at 11:30am in 106 CMSL through May 2020. Speakers include graduate students, post-docs, research associates, and affiliated faculty members, as well as invited speakers from Government and Industry. More information. |
| Wednesday, March 18, 2020 Newark, DE |
Research Reviews: Materials & Synthesis The CCM Spring Research Review series continue March 11th. This series is comprised of weekly overviews of CCM’s research focus areas. Each weekly session consists of up to four 15-minute presentations on specific topics within a designated focus area, along with a brief Q&A session. The Research Reviews, which are free and open to the public, are held every Wednesday at 11:30am in 106 CMSL through May 2020. Speakers include graduate students, post-docs, research associates, and affiliated faculty members, as well as invited speakers from Government and Industry. More information. |
| Wednesday, March 25, 2020 Newark, DE |
Research Reviews: Multi Functional Composites The CCM Spring Research Review series continue March 11th. This series is comprised of weekly overviews of CCM’s research focus areas. Each weekly session consists of up to four 15-minute presentations on specific topics within a designated focus area, along with a brief Q&A session. The Research Reviews, which are free and open to the public, are held every Wednesday at 11:30am in 106 CMSL through May 2020. Speakers include graduate students, post-docs, research associates, and affiliated faculty members, as well as invited speakers from Government and Industry. More information. |
May, 2020
| Friday, May 1, 2020 Newark, DE |
Student Achievement Day The Annual Student Achievement Day Awards will be presented on May 1st at the University of Delaware’s Center for Composite Materials. |
| Monday – Thursday May 4-7, 2020 Seattle, WA |
SAMPE 2020 More information to be announced. SAMPE 2020 |
July, 2020
| Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Webinar |
Progressive Composite Damage Modeling in LS-DYNA (MAT162 & Others) This course will provide a comparison between available composite models in LS-DYNA for shell and solid elements, e.g., MAT2, MAT54, MAT59, & MAT162. Among these material models, rate dependent progressive composite damage model MAT162 is considered as the state of the art. This short course will include the theory and practice of MAT162 composite damage model with applications to low and intermediate impact velocities, understanding the LS-DYNA programming parameters related to impact-contact, damage evolution, perforation and penetration of thin- and thick-section composites. Printed copies of all lecture notes will be provided along with a CD containing all example LS-DYNA keyword input decks used in this short course. More information. |
| Wednesday, July 15, 2020 Newark, DE |
Progressive Composite Damage Modeling in LS-DYNA (MAT162 & Others) This course will provide a comparison between available composite models in LS-DYNA for shell and solid elements, e.g., MAT2, MAT54, MAT59, & MAT162. Among these material models, rate dependent progressive composite damage model MAT162 is considered as the state of the art. This short course will include the theory and practice of MAT162 composite damage model with applications to low and intermediate impact velocities, understanding the LS-DYNA programming parameters related to impact-contact, damage evolution, perforation and penetration of thin- and thick-section composites. Printed copies of all lecture notes will be provided along with a CD containing all example LS-DYNA keyword input decks used in this short course. More information. |
September, 2020
| Saturday – Tuesday September 21-24, 2020 Orlando, FL |
CAMX The Center for Composite Materials will be at CAMX 2020 in Orlando, at booth #A18 in the University Pavilion. For more information or to schedule a meeting, please contact Corinne Hamed. CAMX 2020 |
November, 2020
| Tuesday, November 17, 2020 Webinar |
Progressive Composite Damage Modeling in LS-DYNA (MAT162 & Others) This course will provide a comparison between available composite models in LS-DYNA for shell and solid elements, e.g., MAT2, MAT54, MAT59, & MAT162. Among these material models, rate dependent progressive composite damage model MAT162 is considered as the state of the art. This short course will include the theory and practice of MAT162 composite damage model with applications to low and intermediate impact velocities, understanding the LS-DYNA programming parameters related to impact-contact, damage evolution, perforation and penetration of thin- and thick-section composites. Printed copies of all lecture notes will be provided along with a CD containing all example LS-DYNA keyword input decks used in this short course. More information. |
| Wednesday, November 18, 2020 Newark, DE |
Progressive Composite Damage Modeling in LS-DYNA (MAT162 & Others) This course will provide a comparison between available composite models in LS-DYNA for shell and solid elements, e.g., MAT2, MAT54, MAT59, & MAT162. Among these material models, rate dependent progressive composite damage model MAT162 is considered as the state of the art. This short course will include the theory and practice of MAT162 composite damage model with applications to low and intermediate impact velocities, understanding the LS-DYNA programming parameters related to impact-contact, damage evolution, perforation and penetration of thin- and thick-section composites. Printed copies of all lecture notes will be provided along with a CD containing all example LS-DYNA keyword input decks used in this short course. More information. |
