Mechanical Engineering - General Events Calendar

To foster a rich intellectual environment, members of the Department of Mechanical Engineering are involved in several different seminar series. Scholars from around the US and the world are regularly invited to present their newest research results. Covering all aspects of Mechanical Engineering, the Department's main seminar series takes place on Thursdays afternoon, every week during the academic year. Varied topics in fluid mechanics applications in engineering and the environment are addressed in the CEAFM (Center for Environmental and Applied Fluid Mechanics) seminar series that takes place Friday mornings. Research seminars in a wide range of topics including nanomaterials, computational mechanics, functionally graded materials, and impact and dynamic phenomena are presented as part of the CAMCS (Center for Advanced Metallic and Ceramic Systems) seminar series on Friday afternoons. Robotics seminars that emphasize the use of imaging, robotics, and computation in the assistance of physicians in doing medical procedures are held Wednesdays with CISST (Center for Computer Integrated Surgical Systems and Technology). The Center for Scientific Computing holds seminars every two weeks on Mondays. More informal seminar series include the “Friday Solids Seminars” and the “Fridays thermo-fluids seminars,” where graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and visiting scholars have the opportunity to present and discuss their most recent results in a setting that fosters active exchange of ideas.

Scheduling information for the following series can be obtained below:
* Department of Mechanical Engineering Thursday Seminar Series
* Center for Environmental and Applied Fluid Mechanics (CEAFM) Seminars
* Center for Advanced Metallic and Ceramic Systems (CAMCS) Seminars
* Center for Scientific Computing (CSC) Seminars
* Center for Computer Integrated Surgical Systems and Technology Seminars (CISST)
* Friday Thermo-Fluids Seminars
* Friday Solids Seminars
* Mechanical Engineering Bio Seminars
* Thesis Defenses

SPECIAL LECTURE SERIES
* Alexander Graham Christie Lecture
* James F. Bell Memorial Lecture in Continuum Mechanics

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