Composites for Aerospace Applications, Indo-U.S. Workshop, Bangalore, India, December 1989, Group Travel Award in Indian and U.S. Currency

摘要：本提案要求资助10名美国科学家前往1989年12月在印度班加罗尔的印度科学研究所举行的为期一周的美印航空航天应用复合材料研讨会。合作的主要研究人员是VPI的J.N. Reddy博士和班加罗尔印度科学研究所的A.V. Krishna Murty教授。莫蒂博士是印度的首席科学家。在他收到政府批准组织一次科学领域的会议后，Murty博士邀请Reddy博士协调并领导美国代表团。被邀请的美国参与者名单是由Murty博士提出的，并被列入他提交给印度政府机构——科技部的提案中。研讨会将有机会发表和讨论约三十篇论文。这些论文将以书籍的形式出版，作为关于复合材料和结构及其在航空航天结构中的应用的各种主题的最新工作。范围：讲习班的目的是促进有关发展新型复合材料系统、热机械模型、计算方案和空间应用先进复合材料设计方法的最新进展的详细交流。研讨会将汇集来自两国大学和私营机构的科学研究科学家，共同在复合材料系统和结构领域开展工作。两国公营和私营部门的个人在材料科学、力学、分析模型、先进技术和用于实际设计的软件等领域直接和迅速交流资料；制造和制造将提供跨学科的信息，以满足美印合作科学计划的主要目标。讲习班的目的还在于协助拟订未来合作研究建议的概念。

ABSTRACT NARRATIVE Description: This proposal requests funding for the travel and subsistence of ten U.S. scientists to a one-week U.S - Indian Workshop on Composites for Aerospace Applications to be held at the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore, India in December,1989. The cooperating principal investigators are Dr. J.N. Reddy of VPI and Professor A.V. Krishna Murty of the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. Dr. Murty is the initiating scientist in India. Upon his receipt of approval from his government to organize a conference in this scientific field, Dr. Murty invited Dr. Reddy to coordinate and lead the U.S. delegation. The list of invited U.S. participants was proposed by Dr. Murty and was included in his proposal submitted to the cognizant Indian government agency, the Department of Science and Technology. The workshop will provide opportunity for about thirty papers to be delivered and discussed. The papers will be published in book form as a state-of-the-art work on the various topics on composite materials and structures and their application to aerospace structures. Scope: The purpose of the workshop is to foster a detailed exchange of recent advances related to the development of novel composite systems, thermo-mechanical models, computational schemes and design methodologies for advanced composite materials for space applications. The workshop will bring together scientific research scientists from the universities and private institutions of the two countries to work together in the areas of composite material systems and structures. The direct and rapid exchange of information, by individuals from both the public and private sectors of the two countries, in the areas material science, mechanics, analytical modeling, advanced techniques and software for use in practical designs, and fabrication and manufacturing will provide a cross-disciplinary exposure of information that meets a major objective of the U.S. - India Cooperative Science Program. The workshop is also intended to assist in the concept formulation of future collaborative research proposals.