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Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics

    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
    Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
   

A group of the ESM 2012 Undergraduates A group of the ESM 2012 Undergraduates, Congratulations!!!

 

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Mission Statement

The Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics provides a strong foundation and a sturdy framework for the discovery, development, transfer, and implementation of new knowledge in the areas of mechanics of materials and material systems, fluid mechanics, dynamics and vibration, biomechanics, and computational methods. The department is fully committed to providing an environment for strong undergraduate and graduate education that emphasizes fundamental understanding rather than specialization, high-quality teaching, innovation, frontier-level research, and service to the professional mechanics community.



AmeriMech 2012: Mechanics in Biology

The AmeriMech 2012: Mechanics in Biology Workshop will be held on December 10 and 11 in Blacksburg, Virginia. It will consider how life works at the level of fundamental mechanics across multiple scales. Scholars will discuss a range of topics from locomotion to respiration to disease dynamics.


Engineering Science and Mechanics