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Stephen W. Attaway

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Featured ImageStephen W. Attaway is noted for his seminal contribution to novel computational mechanics method-ologies, including smoothed particle hydrodynamics approaches, parallel computing, and study of nuclear waste disposal methods. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees from Georgia Institute of Technology. Ph.D. (1986), Georgia Institute of Technology.

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2000 Sidney Fernbach Award Recipient
“For pioneering advances in methods for modeling transient dynamics phenomena, enabling simulations of unprecedented scale and fidelity.”
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