MatSci at Michigan State

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Author: U51519
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 16:55

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I am currently an undergrad in the MatSci program, but I hope to attend
graduate school to study in the composite materials area. I am particularly
interested in the fatigue, fracture and mechanics aspect of composites.

I know that the department which grants a MatSci degree also has a mechanics
program. I was wondering if a double major in Materials & Mechanics is
possible, if not is there a strong interaction between the materials and
mechanics groups? I would appreciate any information about the composites
program at MSU, and the address or e-mail of a Prof./Head I can get in touch
with to receive more info.


Thanks in advance,
Ari G. Caliskan
University of Illinois-Chi
E-Mail: u51519@uicvm.uic.edu

Re: MatSci at Michigan State

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Author: Dave Carter
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 18:37

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In article <93011.105554U51519@uicvm.uic.edu> <U51519@uicvm.uic.edu> writes:
>I am currently an undergrad in the MatSci program, but I hope to attend
>graduate school to study in the composite materials area. I am particularly
>interested in the fatigue, fracture and mechanics aspect of composites.
>
>I know that the department which grants a MatSci degree also has a mechanics
>program. I was wondering if a double major in Materials & Mechanics is
>possible, if not is there a strong interaction between the materials and
>mechanics groups? I would appreciate any information about the composites

UCSB.  Contact Tony Evans, David Clarke, Bob McMeeking, many others...

						- dave
-- 
carter@mr2.mst6.lanl.gov

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