Eliot Fang
Adjunct Faculty to the School of Engineering
Education
- Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering at University of California at Santa Barbara
- M.S., Mechanical Engineering at University of California at Santa Barbara
- B.S., Mechanical Engineering at National Central University in Taiwan
Biography
Dr. Eliot Fang is the Manager of the Solid Mechanics Department at Sandia National Laboratories. He received his B.S. degree from the National Central University in Taiwan and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of California at Santa Barbara, all in mechanical engineering. Dr. Fang’s research interest is to apply modeling approaches and high performance computing to elucidate mechanisms of material behaviors and to predict material behaviors at various length scales in different environments. He has over 60 publications and 70 invited presentations reporting his technical accomplishments and contributions to materials modeling and simulations. Dr. Fang is a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and a recipient of the 2006 Asian American Engineer of the Year Award.
Featured Publications
- Fang, Eliot; Neilson, Michael; Dion, Kristin “Ductile tearing predictions with Wellman’s failure model” (Feb 2014)
- Fang, Eliot; Chen, Zhen; Shen, Luming “Special issue based on the mini-symposium entitled “bio- and nano-mechanics and materials with applications” for the 9th world congress on computational mechanics” (WCCM 2010) (Dec 2012)
- Fang, Eliot; Park, Harold; Fish, Jacob “Recent advances in computational study of nanostructures” (June 2008)
- Fang, Eliot; Chen, Zhen; Shen, Luming “A Hyper-Surface for the Combined Rate and Size Effects on the Material Properties” (Dec 2005)
- Fang, Eliot; Shen, Luming; Gan, Yong; “Hypersurface for the Combined Loading Rate and Specimen Size Effects on Material Properties” (Dec. 2004)
- Fang, Eliot “Computational modeling of material aging effects” (Jul 1996)
- Fang, Eliot “Simulation of Hypervelocity Impact on Massively Parallel Supercomputer” (Dec 1994)
- Fang, Eliot; Robinson, Allen “Hydrocode development on the nCUBE and the connection machine hypercubes” (Dec 1990)
Professional Service
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers