Research

The research activities of the Unit of Applied Mechanics are dedicated to the development and practical application of analytical, numerical, and experimental methods of

structural dynamics,
earthquake engineering, and
soil dynamics.

The core activities include

modelling of linear and nonlinear systems in a dynamic environment for efficient computation,
their validation by experiments and numerical comparison,
the development of innovative solutions for their control, and
structural assessment and health-monitoring based on methods of structural dynamics.

The ultimate goal of the Unit of Applied Mechanics is to provide information on the reliability of these systems and their risk assessment. The strong international network of the Unit is proven by a number of projects and publications with international research partners.

Publications

Lectures

Projects

Intra-university network

Intra-university memberships and participations of the Unit of Applied Mechanics

Testing laboratory TVFA (Technische Versuchs- und Forschungsanstalt) of the Faculty of Engineering Sciences
Research centre Computational Engineering
Research area Scientific Computing
Doctoral programme Computational Interdisciplinary Modelling (DK CIM)
Inter-faculty interdisciplinary Marie Skłodowska-Curie COFUND doctoral programme Dynamics of Complex Continua (DOCC) of the University of Innsbruck.