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Computational Mechanics Node

We use computational methods to study phenomena governed by the principles of solid and fluid mechanics and develop numerical methods to tackle complex engineering problems that cannot be solved via commercially available software. 

We aim to 

  • Work at the forefront of development of computational methods for solid mechanics
  • Develop new applications for our computational methods across the engineering disciplines and beyond

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Node members

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Interests and Projects

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PGR Students and PhD Proposals

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