Newsletter
NEWSLETTER #69 2023 | EDITORIAL BY THE ESIS PRESIDENT Dear friends, The first half of 2023 is almost over. ESIS activities were remarkable, including a number of supported conferences and events, as you can see in this issue of the Newsletter... |
NEWSLETTER #68 2022 | EDITORIAL BY THE ESIS PRESIDENT Dear friends, |
NEWSLETTER #67 2021 |
EDITORIAL BY THE ESIS PRESIDENT Dear friends, first of all, the most important news: ECF23 will be held in Funchal (Madeira, Portugal) IN PRESENCE (June 27 – July 1, 2022; www.ecf23.eu). In these last two years we were all forced to appreciate the “pleasure” of the online conferences and meetings. Sometimes, I must confess that there are some advantages in the online meetings, especially for long and boring meetings (at least, you can avoid to spend time to join the meeting… |
NEWSLETTER #66 2021 |
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NEWSLETTER #65 2020 |
EDITORIAL BY THE ESIS PRESIDENT Dear friends, first of all, some news... The first one concerns the ESIS website. Now, all the ESIS Technical Committees can directly modify their own “mini-websites” using the Google Sites platform. All the TCs have been asked to define a person in charge to handle the websites: these friends are authorized to directly upload news, reports, events photos etc., and, even, to customize the TC website structure... |
NEWSLETTER #64 2019 |
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NEWSLETTER #63 2019 |
EDITORIAL BY THE ESIS PRESIDENT Dear friends, this is my first Editorial as ESIS President and, I must confess, it was really hard for me to prepare these few lines. There are, at least, two reasons for this difficulty. First of all, I am not a “native” English writer. Yes, I am obviously able to write scientific papers, but an editorial is something different. So, please, forgive eventual mistakes... |
NEWSLETTER #62 2018 |
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NEWSLETTER #61 2018 |
EDITORIAL BY THE ESIS PRESIDENT The Christmas season is behind us. Aleksandar Sedmak is busy preparing for ECF 22 which will take place in Belgrade, Serbia from August 26 until August 31, 2018. We are looking forward to that event. http://www.ecf22.rs/ |
NEWSLETTER #60 2017 (2) |
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NEWSLETTER #58 2016 (2) |
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NEWSLETTER #57 2016 (1) |
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EDITORIAL BY THE ESIS PRESIDENT "EUROPEAN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY SOCIETY - Perspectives" by Leslie Banks-Sills |
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EDITORIAL BY THE ESIS PRESIDENT "The C-S Criterion for Metallic Structures under Multiaxial High-Cycle Fatigue" by Andrea Carpinteri “Ordered Crack System Formation a Thermal Shock" by R.V. Goldstein, N.M. Osipenko |
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EDITORIAL BY THE ESIS PRESIDENT “Ethics in Science" by K.-H. Schwalbe, A. Ingraffea, D. Lovegrove "Solution of Crack Problems by the Optical Method of Caustics" by E.E. Gdoutos |
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EDITORIAL BY THE ESIS PRESIDENT We are all looking forward to ECF19 in Kazan which will take place from August 26 until August 31. There have been 490 abstracts submitted to the conference. In addition, there are many invited lectures on a variety of topics. Quite a number of special sessions are planned, as well as mini-symposia. There are direct international flights to Kazan, as well as 14 daily flights from Moscow. The conference will be held at the Korston Hotel and Mall. It should be noted that Russia requires entry visas from many countries. For EU countries, the procedure takes from 10 days to two weeks. For other countries, it may take up to five weeks. After registering for the conference, you will receive a letter of invitation from the conference chairman. So please take care of these details sufficiently early. Recall that people who are registered as members of ESIS either for 2011 or 2012 receive a 50 Euro reduction on their conference registration fee. We hope to see many old and new friends at the conference... |
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EDITORIAL BY THE ESIS PRESIDENT I am pleased to report to you on the progress that ESIS is making. In midSeptember, the Executive Committee (ExCo) met in Berlin, hosted by Dietmar Klingbeil, the National Representative of Germany. In addition to a fine meeting, we enjoyed excellent German food and beer. The attendees included Jaroslav Pokluda and Stefano Beretta, the two vice-presidents, Guiseppe Ferro, the treasurer, James Marrow, the new secretary, Wolfgang Brocks, publications manager, Dietmar Klingbeil, liaison to other organizations, Robert Goldstein, chairman of ECF19 in Kazan, Zhiliang Zhang, chairman of ECF20 in Trondheim, and Antonio Martin-Meizoso, who attended as a guest. |
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Invited papers in ESIS Newsletter 2011: “FRACTURE UNDER Combined Primary and Secondary Stresses “ by Marco Paggi |
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Invited papers in ESIS Newsletter 2010: B. Answorth, FRACTURE UNDER COMBINED PRIMARY AND SECONDARY STRESSES |
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Invited papers in ESIS Newsletter 2009: C.M. Sonsino, PRINCIPLES OF LOCAL STRESS CONCEPTS FOR THE ASSESSMENT Comments on the invited paper by A.Neimitz, published in ESISNewsletter #44 |
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Invited papers in ESIS Newsletter 2006: Hans A. Richard, "SIMULATION OF FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH IN REAL STRUCTURES" |
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Invited papers in ESIS Newsletter 2005: Viggo Tvergaard, "NUMERICAL MODELLING IN NONLINEAR FRACTURE MECHANICS" |
NEWSLETTER 30 1996 | ESIS EXECUTIVE REPORT |
NEWSLETTER 29 1996 | A biographical sketch of Professor V.V. Panasyuk on behalf of his 70th birthday |
NEWSLETTER 27 1995 | ICM7 - Α Successful ESIS Even |
NEWSLETTER 24 1994 | ICF8 - An important Event In the Scientific Life of Ukraine |
NEWSLETTER 22 1993 | Report of Meeting to integrate Eastern/Central and Western European Nations within ESIS |
NEWSLETTER 21 1993 | East-Central-West European Collaboration |
NEWSLETTER 20 1993 | ECF9 - A success after all |
NEWSLETTER 19 1992 | Successful Symposium in Helsinki Fatigue Design 1992 |
NEWSLETTER 18 1992 | Preparations for ECF9 οn Schedule |
NEWSLETTER 17 1991/1992 | ECF9 - moved to Varna, Bulgaria |
NEWSLETTER 16 1991 | ESIS to organize ICM7 |
NEWSLETTER 14 1990/1991 | ESIS on Solid Ground |
NEWSLETTER 13 1990 | Torino Here wecome |
NEWSLETTER 12 1990 | EGF changes its name to ESIS |
NEWSLETTER 11 1989/1990 | ELEMENTS OF DEFECT ASSESSMENT - A successful EGF/DVM meeting |
NEWSLETTER 10 1989 | Executive Committee meets in Brussels |
NEWSLETTER 9 1989 | ASFM, on the Road |
NEWSLETTER 8 1988/1989 | IS EGF CRACKING ΑΤ ITS SEAMS? |
NEWSLETTER 7 1988 | Sweeping Changes in EGF's Policy Council meets in Budapest |
NEWSLETTER 6 1988 | Standardization of Fracture Mechanics Testing Recommendations to the CEC by prof. R. G. Baker |
NEWSLETTER 5 1987/1988 | ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF FRACTURE ΙΝ EUROPE |
NEWSLETTER 4 1987 | Standardization of Fracture Mechanics Testing the CEC investigates the needs of it |
NEWSLETTER 3 1987 | A GROWING EGF Can we find the manpower for it ? |
NEWSLETTER 2 1987 | A LONG ROAD TO GO A review of our experiences so far |