The NT2F13 congress, 13th International Conference on New Trends in Fatigue and Fracture, is intended to be a forum to discuss the present trends on fracture mechanics which consider the actual geometry of defects in light of notch fracture mechanics and new approaches based on mesomechanics and incremental plasticity to offer new interpretations of loading mode and geometrical effects on fracture toughness.
Fatigue and fracture of innovative metallic materials such as titanium alloys, as well as studies on nano, composite and biomaterials certainly represent a challenge for the scientific community because of the variety of possible new research topics that could be developed. In this sense, NT2F13 Conference will be also an excellent place for reviewing critically design codes in view of the increasing complexity of the engineering scenarios.
The NT2F conference was founded in 2000 by Prof. Pluvinage (Metz University, France) as a annual meeting of the "Without Walls European Institute on Fatigue and Fracture" (WWIFF).
The congress held successively:
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NT2F1 Metz (France) - April 2001
NT2F2 Hammamet (Tunisia) - May 2003
NT2F3 Ningbo (China) - November 2003
NT2F4 Aleppo (Syria) - May 2004
NT2F5 Bari (Italy) - May 2005
NT2F6 Kranj (Slovenia) - May 2006
NT2F7 Miskolc (Hungary) - May 2007
NT2F8 Ankaran (Slovenia) - October 2008
NT2F9 Belgrade (Serbia) - October 2009
NT2F10 Metz (France) - August 2010
NT2F11 Polignano a Mare, Bari (Italy) - July 2011
NT2F12 Brasov (Romania) - May 2012
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NT2F : New Trends
in Fatigue and Fracture Conference ​