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1. Scalable Nanomanufacturing

   21 Jul 2015 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Arvind Raman

   Arvind Raman is Professor of Mechanical Engineering and at Purdue where he joined as an Assistant Professor in 2000, and was promoted to Associate and full Professor in 2005 and 2009 respectively. His research focuses on applications of nonlinear dynamics and fluid-structure interactions to problems in micro- and nano-systems, mechanobiology, and human biodynamics. He is an internationally recognized expert in the field of cantilever dynamics in scanning probe microscopy especially for applications in mechanobiology and complex materials, and has published more than 100 journal papers, many highly cited in top journals. Prof Raman’s group is the originator of the most popular online simulator for AFM – Virtual Environment for Dynamic AFM (VEDA) which is deployed on the cyber-infrastructure of the nanoHUB and is used widely in industry and academia. He has held visiting positions at the Universidad Autonoma de Madrid and the University of Oxford. He is the recipient of the 2011 ASME Gustus Larson Memorial Award, the Keeley fellowship from Wadham College (Oxford), the NSF CAREER award (2002), and the College of Engineering Young Researcher award from Purdue.

   Birck Nanotechnology Center

2. VEDA First-time User Manual

   07 Aug 2012 | Teaching Materials | Contributor(s): John Melcher, Daniel Kiracofe, Shuiqing Hu, Steven Douglas Johnson, Sudharsan Balasubramaniam, Arvind Raman

   This document is intended to be a “quickstart” guide to get new users running their first simulations with VEDA, walking the user through two easy examples. After completing these simple examples, the user is referred to the comprehensive manual for a more detailed description and additional examples of increasing complexity.

3. VEDA Manual

   07 Aug 2012 | Teaching Materials | Contributor(s): John Melcher, Daniel Kiracofe, Shuiqing Hu, Steven Douglas Johnson, Sudharsan Balasubramaniam, Arvind Raman

   This is a comprehensive manual for the VEDA (VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT FOR DYNAMIC AFM) Version 2.0 simulation tool.

4. VEDA: Virtual Environment for Dynamic AFM

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   30 May 2012 | Tools | Contributor(s): Daniel Kiracofe, John Melcher, Arvind Raman, Sudharsan Balasubramaniam, Steven Douglas Johnson, Shuiqing Hu

   A suite of dynamic AFM simulators for air/liquid/vacuum on soft or hard samples.

5. ME 597 Homework 3:

   29 Dec 2010 | Teaching Materials | Contributor(s): Arvind Raman

   Problems:

   1. Steady state vibration response far from sample
   2. Attractive and repulsive regimes of oscillation
   3. Practical issues
   4. Theory

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