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Thirteenth U.S. National Congress of Theoretical & Applied Mechanics
Compufers & Fluids Vol. 26, No. 3, pp. I-II, 1997 0 1997 Elsevier Science Ltd
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ANNOUNCEMENTS THIRTEENTH
U.S. NATIONAL CONGRESS OF THEORETICAL & APPLIED MECHANICS
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32611, U.S.A. 21-26 June 1998 Secretary (352-392-0961) Fax (352-392-7303) Email: [email protected]
Sessions Sessions are being planned for general lectures, symposia, ard clontributed papers covering all aspects of research which are of general interest to the Applied 14echanics community.
Ronald J. Adrian 216 Talbot Lab. University of Illinois 104 S. Wright St Urbana, IL 61801 U.S.A. Tel. (217-333-1793) Secretary (2 17-333-3752) Fax (2 17-244-5707) Email: [email protected]
Contributed papers Contributed research papers will be selected from 300-500 word summaries which must be submitted for consideration by 15 September 1997. Enquiries Other enquiries regarding the Congress may be addressed to Professor Eisenberg, to Professor Adrian, Chair of the Scientific Program Committee and the Fluid Mechanics Subcommittee, or to Professor Cristescu, Chair of the Solid Mechanics and Dynamics Subcommittee at the addresses below:
The United States National Congress of Applied Mechanics is organized by the United States National Committee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics under the general sponsorship of the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engineering. Cooperating Societies are:
Martin A. Eisenberg AeMES Department University of Florida PO Box 116250 Gainesville, FL 2’261l-6250 U.S.A. Tel. (719-333-4034) Secretary (352-392-0961) Fax (352-392-7303) Email: [email protected]
Acoustical Society of America American Academy of Mechanics American Mathematical Society American Physical Society American Society of Civil Engineers American Institute of Chemical Engineers American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics American Society of Mechanical Engineers American Society of Testing and Materials Society of Engineering Science Society of Experimental Mechanics Society of Rheology Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Society for Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Nicolae D. Cristescu AeMES Department University of Florida PO Box 116250 Gainesville, FL 3261 l-6250 U.S.A. Tel. (352-392-6747)
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Announcements
CALL FOR PROPOSALS TO HOST AN IUTAM SYMPOSIUM IN 2000 OR 2001 The International Union for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (IUTAM) is starting the process of choosing IUTAM Symposia for 2000-200 1. An IUTAM symposium is designed to assemble a group of active scientists within a well-defined field for the development of science within that field. To achieve effective communication within the group, participation is only by invitation. Invitations are made by the Scientific Committee solely on the basis of scientific merit. Typical symposia invite about 60 scientists of whom about 25 present prepared lectures. IUTAM provides a small amount of financial support to pay some travel expenses for young scientists and for scientists from developing countries. Organizers of symposia are generally encouraged to seek additional financial support from other sources. Anyone desiring to submit a proposal to host a symposium should contact his or her National Committee of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics. For those in the United States, a SymposiumInvitation Kit containing an application form
and other helpful information may be requested by Email, fax, phone, or snailmail from:
Professor Philip G. Hodge Secretary, USNC/TAM Department of Applied Mechanics Mail Drop 4040 Stanford, CA 943054040 U.S.A. Tel. (415-854-5575) Fax (415-424-1778) Email: [email protected]
Those from other countries who do not know how to contact their National Committees may obtain this information from: Professor Michael Hayes IUTAM Secretary General Department of Mathematical University College Belfield Dublin 4 Ireland Tel: (+353-l-706-1172) Fax (+353-l-706-8370) Email: [email protected]
Physics
Pergamou
Printed in Great Britain. All rights reserved 0045-7930/97 $17.00 f 0.00
ANNOUNCEMENTS THIRTEENTH
U.S. NATIONAL CONGRESS OF THEORETICAL & APPLIED MECHANICS
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32611, U.S.A. 21-26 June 1998 Secretary (352-392-0961) Fax (352-392-7303) Email: [email protected]
Sessions Sessions are being planned for general lectures, symposia, ard clontributed papers covering all aspects of research which are of general interest to the Applied 14echanics community.
Ronald J. Adrian 216 Talbot Lab. University of Illinois 104 S. Wright St Urbana, IL 61801 U.S.A. Tel. (217-333-1793) Secretary (2 17-333-3752) Fax (2 17-244-5707) Email: [email protected]
Contributed papers Contributed research papers will be selected from 300-500 word summaries which must be submitted for consideration by 15 September 1997. Enquiries Other enquiries regarding the Congress may be addressed to Professor Eisenberg, to Professor Adrian, Chair of the Scientific Program Committee and the Fluid Mechanics Subcommittee, or to Professor Cristescu, Chair of the Solid Mechanics and Dynamics Subcommittee at the addresses below:
The United States National Congress of Applied Mechanics is organized by the United States National Committee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics under the general sponsorship of the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engineering. Cooperating Societies are:
Martin A. Eisenberg AeMES Department University of Florida PO Box 116250 Gainesville, FL 2’261l-6250 U.S.A. Tel. (719-333-4034) Secretary (352-392-0961) Fax (352-392-7303) Email: [email protected]
Acoustical Society of America American Academy of Mechanics American Mathematical Society American Physical Society American Society of Civil Engineers American Institute of Chemical Engineers American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics American Society of Mechanical Engineers American Society of Testing and Materials Society of Engineering Science Society of Experimental Mechanics Society of Rheology Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Society for Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Nicolae D. Cristescu AeMES Department University of Florida PO Box 116250 Gainesville, FL 3261 l-6250 U.S.A. Tel. (352-392-6747)
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II
Announcements
CALL FOR PROPOSALS TO HOST AN IUTAM SYMPOSIUM IN 2000 OR 2001 The International Union for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (IUTAM) is starting the process of choosing IUTAM Symposia for 2000-200 1. An IUTAM symposium is designed to assemble a group of active scientists within a well-defined field for the development of science within that field. To achieve effective communication within the group, participation is only by invitation. Invitations are made by the Scientific Committee solely on the basis of scientific merit. Typical symposia invite about 60 scientists of whom about 25 present prepared lectures. IUTAM provides a small amount of financial support to pay some travel expenses for young scientists and for scientists from developing countries. Organizers of symposia are generally encouraged to seek additional financial support from other sources. Anyone desiring to submit a proposal to host a symposium should contact his or her National Committee of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics. For those in the United States, a SymposiumInvitation Kit containing an application form
and other helpful information may be requested by Email, fax, phone, or snailmail from:
Professor Philip G. Hodge Secretary, USNC/TAM Department of Applied Mechanics Mail Drop 4040 Stanford, CA 943054040 U.S.A. Tel. (415-854-5575) Fax (415-424-1778) Email: [email protected]
Those from other countries who do not know how to contact their National Committees may obtain this information from: Professor Michael Hayes IUTAM Secretary General Department of Mathematical University College Belfield Dublin 4 Ireland Tel: (+353-l-706-1172) Fax (+353-l-706-8370) Email: [email protected]
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