The ALERT Newsletter 2014 summing up the events and highlights within the framework of ALERT activities is available online now. The newsletters of recent years can be found in the archive.
Newsletter 2014
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Impressions from the ALERT meeting 2013
The Workshop and Doctoral School of ALERT Geomaterials in Aussois 2013 is over. Like in the previous year, a collection of photographs by David Mašín can be found on his webpage. More news from the meeting will follow soon.
Registration for the ALERT Workshop & School 2013 is open!
The registration for the ALERT Workshop and School 2013 is open now! You can register using the form at https://alertgeomaterials.eu/forms/registration.html . After filling the form and pressing the button “Register”, a window will open with your invoice. Please print it for your records! You will also get an email with the registration data afterwards. In case of the registration of ALERT members, the corresponding representative of the ALERT institution will receive the registration data too.
The deadline for the registration is the September 15th! The accomodation in Aussois will be processed in the order of the registrations (see the hints in the registration form).
Hints on how to get to Aussois!
ALERT PhD Prize
The Bureau of ALERT-Geomaterials has decided to fund the ALERT PhD Prize 2013. The participation to the prize is open to all the PhD students coming from institutions belonging to ALERT, that have discussed their PhD thesis before December 31, 2012.
The rules and further details are to be found on the Alert website:
https://alertgeomaterials.eu/alert-phd-prize/
Due to organising reasons, this year the deadline for sending the dossiers has been anticipated to May 31, 2013. We kindly ask to disseminate this announcement to all people that might be interested.
ALERT Newsletter No. 11
The ALERT Newsletter No. 11 has just been published online!
ALERT PhD Prize Winners
The ALERT PhD Prize 2012 was awarded to Thomas Blanc from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid for his PhD thesis entitled “The Runge-Kutta Taylor-SPH, A new improved model for soil dynamics problems” (abstract), and to Mohammad Monfared from École des Ponts – Paris Tech for his PhD thesis entitled “Temperature-damage-permeability coupling in clayey soils and rocks” (abstract). See more details and the winners from the previous years.