Report time: 14:00, September 2,2023
Report location: Conference Room 315, Ship Marine Building
Brief introduction of the reporter
Reporter: Christopher IanBoyd, President of the Royal Institute of Shipbuilding Engineers
Report topic:Opportunities and managing your career path
Chief Executive Officer, The Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA), a leading maritime organisation founded in 1860 to advance the art and science of ship design.
Biography
Chris began his career at sea before studying Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering at the University of Glasgow, UK. Since then, he has worked all over the world, covering all types of vessels, and offshore structures. Chris strives to share his vision from sustainability to leadership and for him, a key part of RINA’s role is to promote the highest standards of naval architecture and professional competence and integrity. RINA works closely with members to develop training and seed innovation, particularly in areas such as the environment and safety. It does so with an awareness of its own legacy and history.
Report summary
Chris Boyd is a highly accomplished professional and visionary leader in the field of naval architecture and maritime operations. He currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of The Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA), a prestigious professional institution dedicated to the advancement of naval architecture and maritime engineering.
With a wealth of experience spanning over three decades, Chris has made significant contributions to the marine industry. He holds a deep understanding of naval architecture, ship design, and marine engineering, along with a keen interest in technological advancements and innovation.Prior to assuming the role of CEO at RINA, he held various leadership positions outside of the organisation, including serving in executive positions. In these roles, he played a pivotal role in promoting excellence in naval architecture and fostering collaboration among professionals in the field.Chris commitment to professional development and knowledge sharing is evident through his involvement in numerous industry committees and working groups. He actively participates in shaping industry standards and regulations, ensuring the highest levels of safety, efficiency, and sustainability in maritime operations.Throughout his career, Chris has advocated for the importance of research and education in naval architecture and maritime engineering. He has been instrumental in establishing partnerships with educational institutions and promoting initiatives that support the next generation of marine professionals.As the CEO of RINA, Chris continues to drive the institution's growth and influence in the global maritime community. Under his leadership, RINA remains at the forefront of technical expertise, professional accreditation, and knowledge dissemination in naval architecture and related disciplines.Chris dedication to the field of naval architecture, combined with his strategic vision and leadership skills, make him an exceptional figure in the industry. His contributions have made a lasting impact on the advancement of naval architecture, ensuring the continued progress and success of the profession.
Report time: 9:30-11:30 on September 2,2023
Report location: Conference Room 1501,15th floor, Ship Marine Building
Brief introduction of the reporter
Reporter: Emilian Parau Professor and Dean of the School of Mathematics, University of East Anglia, UK
Report topic:Water waves in polar regions
Emilian Parau, Dean, Professor and PhD supervisor of the School of Mathematics, University of East Anglia, UK. He received a Romanian the West University of Timisoara BA in mathematics in 1995 and a PhD in mathematics from University of Nice Sophia Antipolis and the West University of Timisoara in 2000. Professor Emilian Parau is a Simmons member (Simons Fellow), Phil. Trans. Roy, of the Isaac Newton Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge. Guest editor of Modelling of sea-ice phenomena (2019) and Mathematical challenges andmodelling of hydroelasticity (2011), Water Waves: Editorial board of An interdisciplinary journal, etc. Emilian Parau Professor focuses on nonlinear water waves, water elastic waves, water waves under ice and other hydrodynamic problems related to interface and free surface flows. So far, Professor Emilian Parau has published 65 academic papers in the top journals of Journal of Fluid Mechanics, Physics of Fluid, and has been invited to more than 90 academic conferences / symposiums / seminars, and published more than 20 conference papers.
Report summary
We present an overview of the waves propagating on waters covered by floating ice sheets. The ice is modelled as an elastic plate and the fluid is potential. Free waves and waves generated by moving loads are computed for the full nonlinear problem or using weakly nonlinear models. The attenuation of waves in the Marginal Ice Zone (MIZ) is also considered briefly.
Report time: 10:00, September 2,2023
Report location: Conference Room 315, Ship Marine Building
Brief introduction of the reporter
Reporter: Jose Luis Mantari Professor of Peru National University of Technology
Report topic:Simple 1D computacional mechanics of composites with 3D capabilities
zhouJose Luis Mantari, Professor of Peru National University of Technology, Deputy Director of the Institute of Shipbuilding and Ocean Engineering Development, Director of UNI and IPEN, former Vice President of USIL. Research fields include computational mechanics, steel structure and composite material mechanics, ship stability and safety, etc. He has published more than 90 academic papers in Composite Structures, Engineering Structures, Ocean Engineering and other journals, among which the composite material related research has won the Elsevier (Elsevier) Science Contribution Award and the "National Pride" of Peru.
host unit:
School of Shipbuilding Engineering, Harbin Engineering University
organizer:
Joint Laboratory of International Cooperation between Ship and Marine Engineering Technology of the Ministry of Education
The Belt and Road Joint Laboratory of China-Russia Polar Technology and Equipment of the Ministry of Science and Technology
Key Laboratory of Polar Equipment and Technology, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology
The National International Joint Research Center for Marine Engineering and Marine Engineering Mechanics of the Ministry of Science and Technology
Youth Science and Technology Association, School of Shipbuilding Engineering, Harbin Engineering University
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