Dynamic Characteristics of Advanced Materials and Innovative Structures
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Mechanics of Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 December 2026 | Viewed by 20
Special Issue Editors
Interests: structural dynamics; composite materials; rotor dynamics; deep reinforcement learning; physics-informed neural networks
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Interests: high dynamic response analysis; structural optimization and vibration control; vibration suppression during processing
Interests: composites materials; structural dynamics; digital modelling of structural dynamics; digital twins for structures; advanced computational dynamics; advanced numerical modeling
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Advanced materials and innovative structural designs have emerged as the core driving forces for technological progess in precision manufacturing fields such as aerospace, marine engineering and automotive engineering. With the rapid development of lightweight, high-strength and multifunctional materials, the dynamic behaviors of these material–structure systems, including vibration characteristics, dynamic stability and nonlinear dynamics, have become critical research focuses that directly determine reliability and service life.
The dynamic performance of advanced materials and new structures is governed by multiple coupled factors, such as material constitutive relationships, topological configurations, boundary conditions and loading rates. These complexities bring great challenges to the establishment of accurate dynamic models, numerical simulation methods and experimental verification systems. In recent years, significant progress has been made in advanced testing techniques, numerical computational dynamics, as well as machine learning in characterizing and predicting the dynamic behaviors of complex material–structure systems. These approaches efficiently identify dynamic parameters, quickly predict dynamic responses, and reveal the dynamic behaviors of new materials and structures, providing a foundation for the optimization of high-strength structural designs.
This Special Issue aims to collate cutting-edge theories, numerical and experimental studies on the dynamic characteristics of new materials and structures. We welcome the submission of original research covering dynamic modeling, dynamic response analysis, vibration control, experimental characterization, and data-based dynamic prediction methods. We sincerely invite researchers and engineers in related fields to submit high-quality papers and share the latest advancements in this important interdisciplinary field.
Dr. Tao Liu
Guest Editor
Dr. Guoqing Hu
Guest Editor Assistant
Prof. Dr. Qingshan Wang
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- advanced materials dynamics
- structural dynamics
- lightweight high-strength structures
- dynamic modeling and simulation
- multifunctional materials
- dynamic stability
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