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LOCATION:Andere\,   
SUMMARY:Carter: Making Materials from Materials Computations
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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Prof. W. Craig Carter \nInstitute of Speaker: Departme
 nt of Materials Science and Engineering\, MIT - Massachusetts Institute of
  Technology\, USA\nTopics:\nPhysik\, Mathematik\, Materialien\, Bauing.\, 
 Architektur\, Sprache\, Literatur und Kultur\n Location:\n  Name: Andere (
 Albertinum\, Hermann-Glöckner-Raum\,  Georg-Treu-Platz 2 \, 01067 Dresden
  )\n  Street:  \n  City:  \n  Phone: \n  Fax: \nDescription: Der Vortrag f
 indet im Rahmen des Dresdner Mathematischen Seminars gemeinsam mit den Sta
 atlichen Kunstsammlungen Dresden und dem Center for Advancing Electronics 
 Dresden (cfaed) statt.    Abstract: As computational materials scientists\
 , we can simulate a large variety of materials processes and structures. O
 ur numerical results often produce compelling images and videos which have
  aesthetic qualities\, and it is generally appreciated that there is an ar
 t and craft in transforming numerical results into compelling images. Furt
 hermore\, we have a large toolset of algorithms and methods that possess t
 heir own aesthetic ele-gance. In the last several years in collaboration w
 ith the artist Neri Oxman\, I've been using existing techniques of materia
 ls simulation and developing new algorithms to produce material objects cr
 eated by additive manufacturing and numerically controlled machining. The 
 results have been exhibited at MoMa\, the Modern Art Museum in Paris\, the
  Smithsonian\, the Paris Haute Couture Fashion show\, and many other venue
 s. I will describe some examples of simulation algorithms and numerical te
 chniques that have been used to produce a few of the objects that Neri Oxm
 an and I have produced.    
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