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Materials Process Design and Control Laboratory
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MPDC VISION, MISSION & CULTURE
The Materials Process Design and Control (MPDC) Laboratory performs applied and basic research in computational mathematics and materials according to the highest international standards. It attracts gifted individuals from all over the world and provides an environment that prepares them for successful careers in academia or industry.
MPDC is committed to providing industry and goverment with innovative computational solutions to materials problems for world-class competitiveness. Many of the materials problems of current interest share a common mathematical structure that includes the robust control of continuum or discrete multiscale and multiphysics processes. Understanding uncertainty propagation across length scales is a key ingredient of this research. Stochastic spectral methods, wavelet-based approximations, Bayesian inference, information theory, and statistical learning are used to develop a unified framework for modeling materials across length scales and for exploring process/property/structure relations. MPDC emphasizes interdisciplinary cooperation between its workgroups. Read more
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MPDC participates with nine presentations in the 7th World Congress in Computational Mechanics
MPDC announces the acquisition of a 128-processor Beowulf cluster dedicated to multiscale mathematics
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Cornell University
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Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
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