February 2010, Royal Society, London
The following is a complete list of talks and poster presentations given at the meeting, with links to presentations provided, where available:
| Talk title | Speaker | Representing |
|---|---|---|
| The strain rate response of sands | Bill Proud | Imperial College London |
| Shock waves in the physics of condensed matter | Gennady Kanel | Russian Academy of Sciences |
| A comparison of two and three dimensional multi-scale simulations as applied to porous heterogenous materials View document (A Comparison of two and three...) | John Borg | Marquette University |
| From static to dynamic (and in-between): the response of polymer bonded explosives View document (From Static to Dynamic...) | David Williamson | Cambridge University |
| Dynamic compression experiments using pulsed magnetic compression | Marcus Knudson | Sandia National Laboratory |
| Pulsed power driven shock physics experiments in the ISP | Simon Bland | Imperial College London |
| Exotic behaviour of matter at extreme densities | Gilbert Collins | Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
| What can two diamonds do? | Eugene Gregoryanz | Edinburgh University |
| Intense shock waves and extreme states of matter | Vladimir Fortov | Russian Academy of Sciences |
| Predicting time-dependent properties of polymers | Peter Gould | QinetiQ |
| Lateral gauge response in polymers | Gareth Appleby-Thomas | Cranfield University |
| Impact cratering: shock physics on a planetary scale | Gareth Collins | Imperial College London |
| Quasi-static and dynamic compaction of porous materials | Yehuda Partom | RAFAEL |
| Static vs dynamic high pressure-high temperature experiments: tin as an example | Paul McMillan | University College London |
| Proton radiography: studying dynamic properties of shock-loaded materials | Cynthia Schwartz | Los Alamos National Laboratory |
| An AWE perspective | Ron Winter | AWE |
| Poster title | Submitted by | Representing |
|---|---|---|
| Energetic and materials research at the Cavendish Laboratory | David Williamson | Cambridge University |
| Numerical simulations of detonations in heterogeneous explosives & Multi-phase flows in inhomogeneous liquid explosives |
Nikos Nikiforakis | Cambridge University |
| The behaviour of RTM-6 under shock loading | David Wood | Cranfield Universi ty |
| The dynamic response of porcine fat | James Wilgeroth | Cranfield Un iversity |
| Imperial Blast - biomechanics and biophysics reseach group | Kate Brown | Imperial College London |
| Using micron-scale hypervelocity impact crater morphologies to validate the ultra-high strain rate strength of Tantalum View (Using micron-scale hypervelocity...) | Mark Burchell | Kent University |
| Department of extreme states of matter of IPCP RAS | Sergey Razorenov | Russian Academy of Sciences |
| 1. Shock-wave behaviour of metals in and out of structure-unstable states 2. Nonlocal model for shock-induced structure unstable state |
Yury Meshcheryakov | Russian Academy of Sciences |
| Dynamic material studies on pulsed power generators at Sandia | Tommy Ao | Sandia National Laboratory |
| Static high pressure investigation of the melting line of Sn | Dominik Daisenberger | University College London |
| Rapid granular free-surface flow past a cylindrical obstacle | Xinjun Cui | University of Wales |