Guest Editors
Prof. Qinghua Qin
Email: qinghua.qin@smbu.edu.cn
Affiliation: Institute of Advanced Interdisciplinary Technology, Shenzhen MSU-Bit University, Shenzhen, 518000, China
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Research Interests: Computational Mechanics; Finite and Boundary Element Method; Composite Materials; Nanomaterials and Nanomechanics; Additive Manufacturing
Prof. Wugui Jiang
Email: jiangwugui@nchu.edu.cn
Affiliation: School of Materials Science and Engineering, Nanchang Hangkong University, Nanchang, 330000, China
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Research Interests: Computational Mechanics; Finite and Boundary Element Method; Composite Materials; Nanomaterials and Nanomechanics
Summary
With the rapid advancements in computational techniques, including molecular dynamics simulations, finite element methods, and machine learning approaches, there is a growing opportunity to gain deeper insights into the behavior, design, and manufacturing processes of materials at micro- and nano-scales. The proposed special issue will focus on the advanced computational methods and their applications in the mechanics analysis and manufacturing of micro- and nano-scale materials.
This special issue will highlight cutting-edge computational approaches to address challenges in material mechanics and manufacturing at reduced scales. By bringing together leading research contributions, the issue will advance knowledge and provide valuable insights for both academia and industry working in micro- and nano-material science.
The special issue aims to cover the following areas (but is not limited to):
1. Computational modeling of mechanical properties in micro- and nano-materials.
2. Molecular dynamics and multiscale simulations for materials behavior.
3. Novel numerical techniques for micro-nano manufacturing processes.
4. Analysis of deformation, failure mechanisms, and phase transitions.
5. Design and optimization of micro- and nano-materials through simulations.
6. Machine learning and AI applications in micro-nano material mechanics.
7. Simulation of additive manufacturing and micro-fabrication processes.
8. Interfaces, surfaces, and structural evolution in micro-nano systems.
We aim to attract contributions from researchers in computational mechanics, materials science, and manufacturing engineering, as well as those developing novel algorithms and computational tools.
Keywords
Nanomaterials; Nanomechanics; Molecular dynamics; Manufacturing; Computational techniques
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