We are packed and ready for our ISMA-USD conference! 👌 Today, all our LMSD colleagues lend a hand in filling the conference and course bags. We cannot wait to meet you all next week in Leuven!
#ISMAUSD2022#conference
The preliminary programme of our ISMA-USD2022 conferences (12-14 September 2022, Leuven) is now available online on our website, https://t.co/T7J8SuqTvs!
Registration for the ISMA-USD conferences has opened! You can enjoy the early bird registration fee until June 15. For more info and the latest news, check our socials and website https://t.co/T7J8SuqTvs!
We are very pleased to announce that our annual courses will take place on September 15-16 2022 in Leuven, Belgium! If you would like to enrol, click here: https://t.co/pmveoeHj6b
We would like to congratulate dr. Vamsi Krishna Balla, who successfully defended his PhD on "Process parameter, geometric & vibro-acoustic variability: The study of causation in the deep drawing process". Well done!
We have successfully rebranded our KU Leuven Noise & Vibration Research Group social media channels to our new name: KU Leuven Mecha(tro)nic System Dynamics. Spread the word and stay tuned for even more exciting highlights of our activities!
We are proud to announce that during the next days, we will rebrand our KU Leuven Noise & Vibration Research Group social media channels adopting our new name: KU Leuven Mecha(tro)nic Systems Dynamics. Spread the word and stay tuned for more exciting highlights of our activities!
Interested in acoustics and its application in VR/AR? We currently have an open PhD vacancy with the H2020 ETN VRACE (https://t.co/zet36x2I23) on a hybrid method for realistic room acoustics in VR/AR. For more info:
https://t.co/6YXXlAYnqJ
The abstract submission deadline for our ISMA2022-USD2022 conference has been extended with one month, to February 15th. Check our website https://t.co/T7J8SuqTvs for more info! #ISMAUSD
Measurement inaccuracies in dynamic substructuring do not always lead to bad coupled results… if you treat them well!
Check out our latest paper published in Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing
https://t.co/QB08WQMcAg
#vacancyjob#juniorprofessorvacancy
Leuven has a fixed-term (5 year) junior professor vacancy in the field of Mechanical Engineering at Campus Bruges (95% appointment as a professor) for internationally orientated candidates.
For more information https://t.co/pwHscx5rAe
This is a reminder for the online abstract submission for the 2022 edition of the ISMA/USD conferences. These are organized by the KU Leuven LMSD (Mecha(tro)nic System Dynamics) division and will be held in Leuven (Belgium) from 12 to 14 September 2022. https://t.co/T7J8SuqTvs.
Our work “Sensor Selection and State Estimation for Unobservable and Non-Linear System Models” by Thijs Devos, Matteo Kirchner, Jan Croes, Wim Desmet and Frank Naets just got published! Check it on https://t.co/gH5h4dd66t!
September 12-14, 2022, we will again host our biennial ISMA-USD conference as a live event, and the call for abstracts is now open! Find more information on https://t.co/T7J8SuqTvs! #ISMAUSD
Check out our latest paper by Max Miller and colleagues on combining model order reduction with time-domain impedance boundary conditions for efficient and accurate acoustic simulations, free download until Nov 13:
https://t.co/c5Xm0oASz1
@vrace_etn #H2020#MSCA
Our colleague Fabio Di Giusto, working on audio for VR within the @vrace_etn, recently attended the #DAGA2021 conference (Vienna).
He presented his results on photogrammetry for individual HRTFs and finally managed to meet some of his #VRACE research fellows in person. #MSCA
Just one month left until our annual ISMA & ISAAC courses, so don’t hesitate to register! Check out our website https://t.co/T7J8SuqTvs for more information. We are looking forward to meet you in September!
A few days ago, our LMSD camera team took some high-speed videos to help visualizing the ball impacts in tennis and table tennis as well as the fist impact in boxing.
We look forward to watching the final cut in the #Canvas-program '#WERELDRECORD’!