M5
- Micro Mechanics and Multiscale Materials Modeling
News
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15th September 2023 | New paper published in Acta Materialia: "The origin of deformation induced topological anisotropy in silica glass" by S. Ganisetti, A. Atila, J. Guénolé, A. Prakash, J. Horbach, L. Wondraczek, E. Bitzek. |
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05.-07.09.2023 | COMPLAS 2023 in Barcelona: Talk (Keynote) by B. Eidel "Novel Architectures of Deep Neural Networks for Universal Predictions of Elasticity Tensors in Homogenization". |
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30.05.- 03.06.2023 | Annual Meeting of the GAMM in Dresden: Talk (topical speaker) by B. Eidel: "Novel Architectures of Deep Homogenization Neural Networks for Universal Predictions". |
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15.06.2023 | Successful defense of Felix-Daniel Rajendran's Personal Programming Project "Phase Field Modeling of Diffusion-stress-fracture in Li-Ion Battery". Supervision by Prof. Eidel |
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24th October 2022 |
Paper accepted for publication in Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering:B. Eidel: Deep CNNs as Universal Predictors of Elasticity Tensors in Homogenization |
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27th - 29th September 2022 |
MSE Congress in Darmstadt:Talk by B. Eidel: "Deep Learning Predicts Elasticity Tensors And Their Bounds In Homogenization By Links To Microstructure" |
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15th - 19th August 2022 |
Annual Meeting of the GAMM in Aachen:Talk by B. Eidel: “Deep CNNs Learn Lessons of Homogenization to Predict Elasticity Tensors With Bounds” |
29th July 2022 |
PhD/Postdoc position available:In the Micromechanical Materials Modeling group of Prof. Eidel there is a Postdoc/PhD position available, which is funded by the DFG. Deadline for application is August 22. For further information please follow the linkcontactS. |
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1st February 2022 |
New Head of Chair of Micromechanical Materials Modelling:Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Bernhard Eidel has accepted the call to the professorship/chair "Micromechanical Materials Modelling". He took up this position on 1st February 2022 as the successor to Prof. Dr. Stefan Sandfeld. Until the end of January 2022, he was employed at the University of Siegen as head of the DFG Heisenberg Group at the Institute of Mechanics and as a private lecturer in, among other things, engineering mechanics. We congratulate Prof. Eidel on his appointment to this professorship and wish him every success and pleasure in his new task. For more details please click here. |