Sponsored by American Elements
Three-Dimensional Architected Materials and Structures
Date: October 31, 2019
Time: 12:00PM - 01:30PM
You must be registered to participate!The principles of optimally engineering structures, integrating materials and architectural features at multiple length scales, are now being applied to the design and manufacture of three dimensional architected materials with properties determined a priori and attained through multiscale approaches. These materials embody the characteristics of both the constituent material, which brings the effects of its microstructure and ensuing properties at the relevant characteristic length scales, as well as the structure, which is driven by the architected design. The new 3D architected hierarchical materials offer breakthrough advances in many applications ranging from ultra-lightweight and damage-tolerant structural materials to safe and efficient energy storage, biomedical, biochemical and nanophotonic devices as well as micromechanical sensors and actuators.
This webinar expanded upon and complemented the October 2019 MRS Bulletin issue, and an interactive Q&A session with the speakers was held at the conclusion of the presentations.
TALKS
- The Extreme Mechanics of Micro- and Nanoarchitected Materials
Lucas Meza, University of Washington
Talk begins at 9:01
- Imperfect Architected Materials: Mechanics and Topology Optimization
Damiano Pasini, McGill University
Talk begins at 42:13
- Architected materials for advanced electrochemical systems
James H. Pikul, University of Pennsylvania
Talk begins at 1:16:17
Sponsored by American Elements
- Julia Greer, California Institute of Technology
- Vikram Deshpande, University of Cambridge
- Damiano Pasini, McGill University
- Lucas Meza, University of Washington
- James H. Pikul, University of Pennsylvania
The principles of optimally engineering structures, integrating materials and architectural features at multiple length scales, are now being applied to the design and manufacture of three dimensional architected materials with properties determined a priori and attained through multiscale approaches. These materials embody the characteristics of both the constituent material, which brings the effects of its microstructure and ensuing properties at the relevant characteristic length scales, as well as the structure, which is driven by the architected design. The new 3D architected hierarchical materials offer breakthrough advances in many applications ranging from ultra-lightweight and damage-tolerant structural materials to safe and efficient energy storage, biomedical, biochemical and nanophotonic devices as well as micromechanical sensors and actuators.
This webinar will expand upon and complement the October 2019 MRS Bulletin issue, and an interactive Q&A session with the speakers will be held at the conclusion of the presentation.
TALKS
- The Extreme Mechanics of Micro- and Nanoarchitected Materials
Lucas Meza, University of Washington - Imperfect Architected Materials: Mechanics and Topology Optimization
Damiano Pasini, McGill University - Architected materials for advanced electrochemical systems
James H. Pikul, University of Pennsylvania
Sponsored by American Elements
