EUROMECH Colloquia in 2017

578

10 – 13 April 2017

Funchal, Madeira, Portugal

Rolling Contact Mechanics for Multibody System Dynamics

Prof. Jorge A.C. Ambrósio

Prof. Werner Schiehlen
579

3 – 8 April 2017

Arpino, Italy

Generalized and microstructured continua: new ideas in modeling and/or applications to structures with (nearly-)inextensible fibers

Prof. Francesco dell'Isola
582

20 – 22 March 2017

Tallin, Estonia

Short fibre reinfoced cementitious composites and ceramics

Dr. Heiko Herrmann

Prof. Jürgen Schnell
585

12 – 16 February 2017

Burg Warberg, Germany

Advanced experimental methods in tissue biomechanics

Prof. Markus Böl

Dr. Alexander E. Ehret
586

12 – 14 July 2017

Erfurt, Germany

Turbulent superstructures in closed and open flows

Prof. Jörg Schumacher

Prof. Bruno Eckhardt
Prof. George Haller
587

8 – 10 May 2017

Aveiro, Portugal

Modelling and simulation of additive manufacturing processes

Prof. Robertt Valente

Prof. Ferdinando Auricchio
Prof. Paulo Jorge Bártolo
Prof. Hinnerk Hagenah
588

2 – 5 October 2017

Toulouse, France

Coupling Mechanisms and Multi-Scaling in Granular-Fluid Flows

Laurent Lacaze

Diego Berzi, François Charru
Jacques Magnaudet, Thomas Bonometti
589

5 – 7 December 2017

Lyon, France

Turbulent Cascades II

Mikhael Gorokhovski

Bernard Geurts
Joachim Peinke
590

3 – 5 July 2017

London, UK

Turbulent/nonturbulent interfaces: from laboratory to geophysical scales

Maarten van Reeuwijk

Markus Holzner
Carlos Silva
Javier Jiménez
591

18 – 20 September 2017

Bari, Italy

Three-dimensional instability mechanisms in transitional and turbulent flows

Prof. Jean-Christophe Robinet

Prof. Stefania Cherubini
592

7 – 9 June 2017

Stockholm, Sweden

Deformation and damage mechanisms of wood-fiber network-based materials and structures

Prof. Sören Östlund

Prof. Umberto Perego
Dr. R.H.J. Peerlings
595

29 – 31 August 2017

Lille, France

Biomechanics and computer assisted surgery meets medical reality

Prof. Mathias Brieu

Prof. Stéphane P.A. Bordas
Prof. Emmanuel Leriche
Prof. Spencer Sherwin