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EML Webinar on 5 August 2020will be given by ProfessorTaher Saif, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign via Zoom meeting. Discussion leader: ProfessorYuhang Hu, Georgia Tech.

Title:Living Robotics

EML Webinar on July 29, 2020will be given by ProfessorTeng Li, the University of Maryland via Zoom meeting. Discussion leader: ProfessorZheng Jia, Zhejiang University.

EML Webinar on June 24, 2020will be given byProf.Michael Dickey, NC State University. Discussion leader:Hanqing Jiang, Arizona State University.

EML Webinar on May 27, 2020will be given byProf.Norman Fleckat the University of Cambridge via Zoom meeting. Discussion leader:Vikram Deshpande, Cambridge.

Title:New Horizons in Microarchitectured Materials

EML Webinar on May 13, 2020will be given byProf. Katia Bertoldiat Harvard University via Zoom meeting.

Extreme Mechanics Letters(EML) announces EML Webinar, freely open to anyone interested in mechanics around the world.

The inaugural EML Webinar will be given by Prof. John W. Hutchinson at Harvard University via Zoom meeting.

Extreme Mechanics Letters(EML)is pleased to welcome the addition of Dr.Metin Sittias an Associate Editor.

This themed issue on mechanical metamaterials invites contributions from different perspectives with the aim of highlighting the latest advances in the field.

The themed issue will focus on mechanical metamaterials in the general sense. This includes acoustic and elastic metamaterials as well as other types of metamaterials with unique mechanical and/or thermal properties at any length scale.

Topics of interest include the following:

Special Issue on 3D Assembly by Cutting, Bending and Folding in Extreme Mechanics Letters

有图案的不同材料时,梯度or cut-outs, thin structures such as sheets and rods can bend or fold either spontaneously or by actuation in response to a force or stimulus to form a pre-designed three dimensional structure. This special issue addresses the design and mechanics of these structures with a special emphasis on programmability and non-linearity.

Manuscript Submission:

Extreme Mechanics Letters (EML)is turning 1. Come and join us for a reception to celebrate the 1st anniversary of EML during the 2015 MRS Fall Meeting. See the attached reception flyer for details. All are welcome!

Location: Sheraton Boston Hotel, Gardner, 3rd Floor

Address: 39 Dalton St, Boston, MA 02199

Date: Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Time: 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm

This themed issue on mechanical metamaterials invites contributions from different perspectives with the aim of highlighting the latest advances in the field.

The themed issue will focus onmechanical metamaterialsin the general sense. This includes acoustic and elastic metamaterials as well as other types of metamaterials with unique mechanical and/or thermal properties at any length scale.

Topics of interest include the following:

EMLSpecial Issue on 3D Assembly by Cutting, Bending and Folding

有图案的不同材料时,梯度or cut-outs, thin structures such as sheets and rods can bend or fold either spontaneously or by actuation in response to a force or stimulus to form a pre-designed three dimensional structure. This special issue addresses the design and mechanics of these structures with a special emphasis on programmability and non-linearity.

Manuscript Submission:

Extreme Mechanics Letters Special Issue Call for Papers

Focus Issueon “Mechanics in Extreme Manufacturing”

Dear Colleagues,

When I traveled in China in June, I was once again irritated by the Internet. It was often slow and broken. Many important services are inaccessible, blocked by someone. Why would someone do that?

But I found my Chinese colleagues extremely well interconnected. Everyone has a cell phone. They actually use their cell phones!

Call for Papers: Special Issue
Nanomechanics: Bridging Spatial and Temporal Scales

The initial issues of Extreme Mechanics Letters arefreely accessible. We look forward to receiving your submissions. Your contribution will help to build this home of mechanicians.

Editors-in-Chief

• Jimmy Hsia, Carnegie Mellon University

This question wasraised repeatedlywhen the journal Extreme Mechanics Letters was getting ready to launch. The editorial board did put togetherthe aim and scope. But the journal has its own life. Once launched, it has been shaped by the community.

Dear Friends,
Let me assure you that we (the editorial team) are just as anxious as you are to see what kind of papers are published by EML, with similar anticipation as one looks at a new born baby for the first time. Does the baby girl have big eyes like her mother? Or does the baby boy have little hair on his head like his father? Or the baby is just different, different from all other children, and beautifully so.