Multi-Scale Structural Mechanics and Prognosis

Objective
This fundamental basic research program addresses the US Air Force needs in the following application areas:

1. New and revolutionary flight structures,
2. Multi-scale modeling and prognosis and
3. Structural dynamics under non-stationary conditions and extreme environments.
4. Other game-changing and revolutionary structural mechanics problems relevant to the US Air Force are also of interest.

The structural mechanics program encourages fundamental basic research that will generate understanding, models, analytical tools, numerical codes, and predictive methodologies validated by carefully conducted experiments. The program seeks to establish the fundamental understanding required to design and manufacture new aerospace materials and structures and to predict their performance and integrity based on mechanics principles.

Solicitation
BAA-AFOSR-2014-0001

Program Reviews & Meetings

Program Overview
AFOSR Spring Review 2013 Presentation by Dr. David Stargel
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Contact Information:
Dr. David Stargel
AFOSR/RTA
(703) 696-6961
DSN 426-6961
FAX (703) 696-7320
E-mail: Structural.Mech@afosr.af.mil