Computational Solid Mechanics and Aeroelasticity Lab

Voulgaris Awarded NCSA Fellowship

Aerospace Engineering Professor Petros Voulgaris has been awarded a National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) Fellowship for his project, "Simulation-Based Performance and Robustness Analysis of Large Distributed Control Applications."

Chasiotis and Group Win Best Paper Award

Editors of Fatigue and Fracture of Engineering Materials and Structures have selected an article co-written by AE Assistant Prof. Ioannis Chasiotis for the journal's 2007 Best Paper Award.

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August 25
First Day of Instruction

August 25
AE 590 Seminar
Modeling and Validation of Yield Surface in Cellular Solids under Biaxial Loading

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Faculty Researchers:	Location:	Phone:	Website:
Professor P. H. Geubelle	Room 206K Talbot Laboratory	217-244-0954

Description of Research:

Directed by Professor P. H. Geubelle. In this lab, computational tools are developed for various issues associated with fracture mechanics, composite manufacturing, fluid/structure interaction, and other research topics in solid mechanics and aeroelasticity. The lab consists of a series of Linux workstations used for code development, for pre-processing, and for the post-processing of results of simulations performed on the CSE and NCSA supercomputers.