The timetable is set as follows and the titles detailed below:

US speakers:

• Wilkins AQUINO (Duke University, Durham, NC):

PDE-constrained optimization techniques for materials identification with interior data

• Lallit ANAND (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA):

A Cahn-Hilliard-type theory for species diffusion coupled with large elastic-plastic deformations. Application to Li-ion electrode materials

• Oana CAZACU (University of Florida, FL):

The role played by the matrix plastic flow on the rate of void growth and collapse in polycristalline metals

• Jiun Shyan CHEN (University Of California, San Diego, CA):

A Damage Analysis for Brittle Materials Using Stochastic Micro-Structural Information

• Alberto CUITINO (Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ):

Evolution of the microstructure during the process of consolidation and bonding in soft granular solids

• Charbel FARHAT (Stanford University, Stanford, CA):

A multilevel projection-based model reduction framework for efficient multiscale modeling

• Wing K. LIU (Northwestern University, Evanston, IL):

Linking Process, Structure, Property, and Performance for Metal-based Additive Manufacturing: Computational Approaches with Experimental Support

• John MICHOPOULOS (Naval Research Laboratory):

High Performance Data-Driven Multiscale Inverse Constitutive Characterization of Composites

• Dirk MOHR (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA and ETH Zurich, Switzerland):

Large deformation response of stable cellular solids: from truss lattice structures to hollow sphere assemblies

• Alan NEEDLEMAN (Texas A&M University, College Station, TX):

Modeling meso-scale heterogeneous pastic deformation

• Adam PILCHAK (Air Force Research Laboratory / RXCM):

Modeling the Occurrence of Rarely Occurring Microstructural Features

• Anthony ROLLETT (Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA):

Void formation at boundaries under incipient spall conditions

• Dave ROWENHORST (Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC):

The Statistical Analysis of Grain Boundary Networks in Polycrystalline Materials

• Joost J. VLASSAK (Harvard University, Cambridge, MA):

Solid-State Reactions in Nano-Laminates Analyzed using a Combined Approach of First-Principles Calculations and Experimental Nanocalorimetry

 

French speakers:

• Zoheir ABOURA and Alain RASSINEUX (Université de Technologie de Compiègne):

3D composite materials: experimental and numerical approach

• Esteban BUSSO (ONERA, Chatillon):

On the incorporation of environmental effects in multi-scale modelling approaches

• Olivier CASTELNAU (Arts et Métiers Paristech, Paris):

Stress field at the micron scale measured by in situ laue microdiffraction and HR-EBSD techniques: recent developments

• Paco CHINESTA (Centrale Nantes):

New trends in the numerical modeling of materials and processes: combining model order reduction and machine learning

• Félix DARVE (Université de Grenoble):

Discrete element modeling in granular media partially saturated and post-failure conditions

• Julie DIANI (École Polytechnique):

The role of rubber-filler interphase on the mechanical behavior of carbon-black filled rubbers

•  Xavier FEAUGAS (Université de la Rochelle):

Micromechanism of cyclic plasticity and their implication on strain localisation, irreversibility of strain and crack initiation – A review of recent advances : in honor of Michel Clavel Dead on september 15th, 2015

• Pierre FEISSEL (Université de Technologie de Compiègne):

Towards damage indicators based on  the diffuse approximation of DIC data

• Jean-François GANGHOFFER (Université de Lorraine, Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy):

Analysis of nonlinear wave propagation in periodic lattices accounting for size effects

• Adnan IBRAHIMBEGOVIC (UTC Sorbonne Universités, Compiègne):

Multiscale method and probability based explanation of size effect in localized failure of heterogeneous composites

• Djimedo KONDO (UPMC, Sorbonne Universités):

Nanocomposites and nanoporous system, what’s new?

• Henry PROUDHON (Mines ParisTech, Paris):

From X-Ray diffraction and tomography to finite elements to study the deformation of metallic materials

• Sylvain QUEYREAU (Université Paris 13, Sorbonne Universités):

Modeling the Bauschinger effect and cyclic hardening in single crystals from dislocation dynamics simulations

• Laslo TOTH (Univ de Lorraine, Metz):

The limits of grain fragmentation in severe plastic deformation

• Aurélien VATTRE (CEA-DAM, Bruyères-le-châtel):

On the Frank-Bilby equation and dislocation patterns at semicoherent interfaces