Preliminary Schedule
Final program
Sunday, 29th: 15:00 Opening of the centre, 18:00 Opening of WS desk, 19:00 Dinner
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Monday, 30th
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Tuesday, 31th
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Wednesday, 1st
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Thursday, 2nd
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Friday, 3rd
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7:30
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Breakfast
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8:20
9:50
10:15
12:20
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Lecture 1
Break & Poster
Session 1
End
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Lecture 2
Break & Poster
Session 3
End
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Lecture 3
Break & Poster
Session 5
End
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Lecture 4
Break & Poster
Session 7
End
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Lecture 5
Break
Session 9
End
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12:30
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Lunch
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13:30
17:50
19:20
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Private time
Session 2 (17h50)
Cocktail (18h45)
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Social event
Session 4
End
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Private time
Session 6
End
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Private time
Session 8
End
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End of the WS
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19:30
20:30
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Dinner
Special talk (*) |
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5 lectures (1h30) will be given (one per day) in the following themes:
- In-depth analysis of a Hopkinson bar experiment
- Metal response to shock loading: from microscale to applications
- The addition of DIC measurement to the Split Hopkinson Bar experiment
- An introduction to machine-learning for modeling the dynamic behavior of materials and structures
- Composite materials and multi-material assemblies under dynamic stresses at high strain rate
(*) Special talk: The Space Shuttle Columbia Last Mission, by Pr. Gilat AMOS, The Ohio State University
The 28th and last mission of the space shuttle Columbia started on January 18, 2003. The mission tragically ended on February 1st as Columbia was traveling back to Earth at an altitude of about 70 km and a speed of about Mach 24. The presentation describes the space shuttle operation, the details of the last mission, and the investigation after the accident that has determined the exact technical cause of the accident.
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