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The Multi-echel mechanical modeling laboratory (LAMMM) at EPFL, led by William Curtin, focuses on predictive models for composite strength and damage mechanisms, with recent work on nanocomposites and hybrid fiber composites. The lab excels in multiscale modeling, particularly in the development of the Coupled Atomistic Discrete-Dislocation (CADD) method for concurrent multiscale simulations. LAMMM's research delves into the mechanical behavior of metals, employing atomistic-scale studies using molecular dynamics and quantum Density Functional Theory methods. The lab's ultimate goal is to create predictive models that guide the optimization and design of new materials.
Pandula Manura Liyanage, Claudia Cancellieri, Giacomo Lorenzin
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