"The Theodore Y.-T. Wu Symposium on Engineering Mechanics" to be held in Vancouver, Canada on June 20-25, 2004.

ABSTRACTPROPOSAL没有。项目编号：cts -0405918项目负责人：D. T. valentinee机构：克拉克森大学吴永泰工程力学研讨会资助：2004年6月20-25日在加拿大温哥华举行的“吴永泰工程力学研讨会”获得部分资助。资金将用于支持参与者，包括嘉宾，年轻研究人员，研究生，本科生，主题演讲者以及应用力学和工程科学领域的领导者。资金还将抵消与本次研讨会主要成果的准备相关的费用，即题为《工程力学的反思与展望：纪念西奥多·y·t》的主要贡献的书。吴。本次研讨会由美国机械工程师学会（ASME）海洋、近海和北极工程分会海洋工程委员会和美国土木工程师学会（ASCE）工程力学分会流体技术委员会共同主办。这个项目的智力价值在于应用力学前沿的思想交流。即将出版的这本书将是一本原创研究论文的合集，将有助于科学界，特别是研究生和年轻研究人员在工程或应用科学这一重要领域进行研究。这个项目的更广泛的影响是通过一本负担得起的书和通过参加这次研讨会的经验所产生的影响，特别是对年轻研究人员和学生的影响，广泛传播思想。预计国家科学基金会的资助将使代表性不足的群体能够参与。由流体力学与水力学（CTS）和固体力学与材料工程（CMS）项目共同资助。

ABSTRACTPROPOSAL NO.: CTS-0405918PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR: D. T. VALENTINEINSTITUTION: CLARKSON UNIVERSITY SUPPORT OF THE THEODORE Y-T WU SYMPOSIUM ON ENGINEERING MECHANICSPartial funding is provided for the "The Theodore Y-T Wu Symposium on Engineering Mechanics" in Vancouver, Canada on June 20-25, 2004. Funds will enable support of the participants including the honored guest, young researchers, graduate students, undergraduate students, keynote speaker, and leaders in applied mechanics and engineering science. Funds will also offset costs associated with preparation of the primary outcome of this symposium, i.e., the book of key contributions to be titled Reflection and Outlook of Engineering Mechanics: In Honor of Theodore Y.-T. Wu. The symposium is co- sponsored by the Ocean Engineering Committee of the Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering Division of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and the Fluids Technical Committee of the Engineering Mechanics Division of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).The intellectual merit of this project is the exchange of ideas at the forefront of applied mechanics. The book to be published will be a collection of original research papers that will help the scientific community and, in particular, graduate students and young researchers pursue research in this important field of engineering or applied science. The broader impact of this project is the wide dissemination of ideas via an affordable book and via the impact made by the experience of attending this symposium, particularly the impact on young researchers and students. NSF funding is expected to enable participation of underrepresented groups. Jointly funded by the Fluid Dynamics & Hydraulics (CTS) and Solid Mechanics and Material Engineering (CMS) Programs.