Research Output per year
Organization profile
Introduction / mission
We aim to develop and innovate the scientific tools to understand, describe, predict and optimize the mechanical response of industrially relevant materials and products.
Highlighted phrase
Substantially increasing predictive power.
Organisational profile
The scientific research activities in the Mechanics of Materials group concentrate on the experimental analysis, theoretical understanding and predictive modelling of a range of problems in materials engineering at different length scales, which emerge from the physics and the mechanics of the underlying multi-material microstructure.
The program aims for a substantial increase of the predictive power, thereby optimizing critical, state-of-the-art products and manufacturing processes in direct relation to the complex path-dependent loading history of different materials and their joining interfaces. A systematic and integrated numerical-experimental approach is adopted for this purpose. Within the group’s research scope, the research program entails:
- Novel theoretical & fundamental insights in the structure-property relations of materials: metals, composites, hybrid materials, ceramics, paper, textiles;
- Novel computational methods: multi-scale methods; computational damage & fracture mechanics; improved and enriched constitutive models;
- Novel materials/microstructures: materials in miniaturization; interface mechanics for complex 3D structures; microsystem mechanics; microstructure evolution (sub structuring, patterning, self-organization);
- Novel experimental methods: full field measurements across the scales (DIC, GDIC, IDIC); various in-situ mechanical tests (integrated with different microscopic visualization methods); small-scale testing for characterizing the fine scale.
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Plasticity
Engineering & Materials Science
Delamination
Engineering & Materials Science
plastic properties
Physics & Astronomy
Microstructure
Engineering & Materials Science
Cracks
Engineering & Materials Science
Mechanics
Engineering & Materials Science
homogenizing
Physics & Astronomy
microstructure
Physics & Astronomy
Network
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Profiles
Ahmad Amiri Rad, PhD
- Department of Mechanical Engineering, Polymer Technology - Postdoc
- Department of Mechanical Engineering, van Dommelen
Person: PD : Postdoc
Elisa Bergkamp
- Department of Mechanical Engineering, Energy Technology - Doctoral Candidate
- Department of Mechanical Engineering
- Department of Mechanical Engineering, Remmers
Person: Prom. : doctoral candidate (PhD), Student
W.A.M. (Marcel) Brekelmans
- Department of Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials - University Lecturer
Person: OWP : University Teacher / Researcher
Research Output 1963 2020
Laser-induced toughening inhibits cut-edge failure in multi-phase steel
Hoefnagels, J. P. M., Du, C. & Cem Tasan, C., 1 Mar 2020, In : Scripta Materialia. 177, p. 79-85 7 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Academic › peer-review
Steel
Toughening
steels
Lasers
Crack propagation
1
Citation
(Scopus)
1
Downloads
(Pure)
A computational approach towards modelling dislocation transmission across phase boundaries
Bormann, F., Peerlings, R. H. J., Geers, M. G. D. & Svendsen, B., 30 May 2019, In : Philosophical Magazine. 99, 17, p. 2126–2151 26 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Academic › peer-review
Open Access
traction
phase contrast
shear
microstructure
edge dislocations
Active contamination control for high-tech equipment and substrates: particle generation
Homayoun, M. R., 23 Oct 2019, Eindhoven: Technische Universiteit Eindhoven.Research output: Thesis › Pd Eng Thesis
Open Access
File
Equipment
metal sheets
electron microscopes
deep drawing
tensile tests
travel
Prizes
Best MSc Thesis Award of 2018
Tijmen Vermeij (Recipient), 29 Jul 2019
Prize: Other › Career, activity or publication related prizes (lifetime, best paper, poster etc.) › Scientific
Dorothy Hoffman Travel Award, 48th AVS Symposium, San Francisco
Johan P.M. Hoefnagels (Recipient), 2001
Prize: Other › Scholarships › Scientific
Fellow of the European Mechanics Society
Marc G.D. Geers (Recipient), 9 Jul 2012
Prize: Other › Fellowships & memberships › Scientific
Mechanics
Activities 1992 1994
- 7 Contributed talk
25th FISITA Congres: Part 4 "Safety", Beijing, China, October 17-21, 1994, Beijing China
J. Wismans (Speaker)21 Oct 1994
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Contributed talk › Scientific
4e Nat. Symp. Spoedeisende Medische Hulpverlening en Rampenbestrijding, Utrecht, 10 December 1993
J. Wismans (Speaker)10 Dec 1993
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Contributed talk › Scientific
Congres Verkeers(on)veiligheid, Nederlandse Stichting Whiplash Patienten (NSWP), 13 oktober 1993, Utrecht, Nederland
J. Wismans (Speaker)13 Oct 1993
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Contributed talk › Scientific
Press / Media
3rd Int Wkshop on Physics Based Material Models & Experimental Observations
2/06/14
1 item of Media coverage
Press/Media: Expert Comment
Research areas
Student theses
A computational study on the role of glide plane interaction on the dislocation behavior by means of the Peierls-Naborro model
Author: Garcia Rodriguez, A., 11 Dec 2018Supervisor: Bormann, F. (Supervisor 1) & Peerlings, R. (Supervisor 2)
Student thesis: Master
Advancing serial sectioning and High Resolution EBSD in crystalline materials: towards large volume high resolution 3D residual stress measurements
Author: Vermeij, T., 1 May 2018Supervisor: Hoefnagels, J. (Supervisor 1) & van Maris, M. (Coach)
Student thesis: Master
Computational Analysis of Crack Deflection at a Bi-Material Interface by means of Initially Rigid and Elastic Mixed-mode Traction-Separation Laws.
Author: van der Kuil, I. & Remmers, J., Mar 2019Supervisor: Remmers, J. (Supervisor 1)
Student thesis: Master
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