Plenary Lectures
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Pleanary Lectures :
The Congress will feature a limited number of plenary lectures by leading experts. These talks will focus on new directions in computational mechanics, and should be of interest to a broad specturm of Congress participants.

We are pleased to announce the following individuals as Plenary Speakers.

 

Abstract (Click on title to launch PDF dcoument)	Plenary Speaker (Click on name for biography information. A second browser window will open)	Affiliation
Investigating Materials Failure Using Lots of Atoms and Big Computers	Farid Abraham	IBM Almaden Research Center
Computational Engineering Sciences in the 21st Century	Thomas Bickel	Sandia National Laboratories
Exact Sequences, de Rham Diagram, Maxwell Equations, hp Adaptivity	Leszek Demkowicz	The University of Texas at Austin, TICAM
Analysis and Design of Elastodynamic Waveguides and Filters	Gregory Hulbert	Univerisity of Michigan, Department of Mechanical Engineering
Scalable Solvers in DOE's SciDAC Initiative	David Keyes	Old Dominion University, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Numerical Representation of the Large Scales of Turbulence	Robert Moser	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Computational Discrete Dislocation Plasticity	Alan Needleman	Brown University
Continuum/Discrete Representations of Fracturing Solids	Roger Owen	University of Wales Swansea
Simulation-Based Medical Planning for Cardiovascular Disease	Charles Taylor	Stanford University, Department of Mechanical Engineering

PLENARY SPEAKER SCHEDULE
Note: Afternoon Plenary Sessions Run in Parallel

Time	Monday, July 28	Tuesday, July 29	Wednesday, July 30
8:30 - 9:15 AM	Plenary 1: C. Taylor	Plenary 4: F. Abraham	Plenary 7: R. Owen
1:00 - 1:45 PM	Plenary 2: R. Moser	Plenary 5: D. Keyes	Plenary 8:T. Bickel
1:00 - 1:45 PM	Plenary 3: A. Needleman	Plenary 6: L. Demkowicz	Plenary 9: G. Hulbert