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Meshfree and Novel Finite Element Methods with Applications


 

Berkeley, California


September 25-27, 2022

 

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For administrative information about the conference, contact us at admin@usacm.org.

Important Dates

Abstract submission: March 1 - May 31 (deadline extended)

Early registration: March 15 - August 22 (extended)

Late/on site registration: August 23 - September 27

 

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Platinum Level

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Gold Level

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Silver Level

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Sandia National Laboratories

Bronze Level

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Speakers

Plenary Speakers:
 

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Prith Banerjee (ANSYS)

Using Artificial Intelligence in Engineering Simulation

 

 

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Wing Kam Liu (Northwestern University)

Hierarchical Deep Learning Neural Network (HiDeNN)-FEM-AI for Process Design and Performance Prediction of Material Systems

 

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Alexander Staroselsky (Raytheon Technologies Research Center)

Microstructure-Sensitive Thermomechanical Material Processing Simulation Capability

 

 

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Stewart Silling (Sandia National Laboratories)

Peridynamics and Its Applications

 

 

 

Semi-Plenary Speakers:

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Pavel Bochev (Sandia National Laboratories)

The Amazing Powers of Generalized Moving Least-Squares

 

 

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J.S. Chen (UC-San Diego)

A Discretization-Independent Neural Network Enrichment of Meshfree Approximations for Modeling Strain Localization

 

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Charbel Farhat (Stanford University)

Discrete-Event-Free Embedded Boundary Methods for Multidisciplinary Design Analysis and Optimization

 

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Marc Alexander Schweitzer (University of Bonn and Fraunhofer SCAI)

PUMA - A Rapid Enriched Simulation Framework based on a Partition of Unity Approach

 

 

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