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Dr. John Evans is an Associate Professor in the Ann and H.J. Smead Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences at the University of Colorado Boulder. Prior to coming to Boulder, Dr. Evans received his Ph.D. in Computational and Applied Mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin in 2011.
Articles 1–20. Associate Professor, Jack Rominger Faculty Fellow, University of Colorado Boulder - Cited by 7,498 - Numerical Analysis - Finite Element Methods - Isogeometric Analysis -...
The Computational Mechanics and Geometry Laboratory (CMGLab), led by Dr. John A. Evans of the Ann and H.J. Smead Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences, pioneers new approaches to the modeling, simulation, and optimization of aerospace, naval, energy, and biomedical systems by leveraging synergies between computational mechanics, geometry
Arthur John Evans (Nash Mills, 8 de julio de 1851 – Boars Hill, 11 de julio de 1941) [1] fue un arqueólogo británico, descubridor del Palacio de Cnosos, acuñador del término civilización minoica, así como el primero en definir la escritura Lineal A y Lineal B de ese mismo grupo social.
Arthur John Evans (Nash Mills, Reino Unido, 1851 - Boar Hill, id., 1941) Arqueólogo británico. Hijo del pionero de la arqueología europea sir John Evans, estudió en Oxford y Gotinga y realizó varias excavaciones en Finlandia y los Balcanes.
John A. Evans's 91 research works with 4,093 citations and 14,293 reads, including: Stabilized isogeometric collocation methods for hyperbolic conservation laws
John Evans served radiology well nationally: he was president of the New York Roentgen Society; a member, fellow, and chancellor of the American College of Radiology (Gold Medal recipient in 1985); and a national consultant to the Veterans Administration and the United States Air Force.
