Department of Mechanical Engineering
Office: 226 Engineering/Physics Building
Email: amuliana@tamu.edu
Phone: 979.458.3579
Fax: 979.845.3081

Department Website

WCCM '06

PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS

* Nonlinear and time dependent constitutive material modeling
* Thermal stress analysis
* Contact and damage modeling
* Delamination crack growth in laminated composites
* Micromechanics of composite materials and structures
* Multi-scale material modeling
* Modeling nanoindentation tests
* Numerical and finite element modeling
* Neural network simulations in engineering.

EDUCATION

*Ph. D, Structural Engineering and Mechanics, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, May 2004
*M.S, Civil Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, August 1999
*B.S, Civil Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology, Bandung, Indonesia, October 1997, cum laude

WORK EXPERIENCE

-Assistant Professor (starting 09/04)
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Texas A&M University
Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant (09/98--07/04)

-Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
Research Engineer (11/97--05/98)
Bandung Institute of Technology, Bandung, Indonesia

-Undergraduate Research and Teaching Assistant (09/95--10/97)
Bandung Institute of Technology, Bandung, Indonesia

PUBLICATIONS

1. Muliana, A. andKim*, J.S., “A Two--scaleHomogenization Framework for theEffective Thermal Conductivity of Laminated Composites“ in review 2009 2. Kim*, J.S. and Muliana, A., “Time--dependent and Inelastic Responses of Fiber and Particle Hybrid Composites” in review 2009 3. Joshi*, N. andMuliana, A., “Deformation of Viscoelastic SandwichComposites Subject toMoisture Diffusion” in review 2009 4. Khan*, K. A. and Muliana, A., “Effective Thermal Properties of Viscoelastic Composites with Field Dependent Constituent Properties“ Acta Mechanica, in press 2009 5. Shah*, S., Muliana, A., and Rajagopal, K.R., “Coupled Heat Conduction and Deformation in a Viscoelastic Composite Cylinder“ Mechanics of Time--dependent Materials, 13, pp. 121--147, 2009 6. Khan*, K. A. andMuliana, A., “AMulti--scaleModel forCoupled Heat Conduction andDeformations inFunctionallyGradedMaterials,” Special Issue on “Blast resistance ofNano--engineered Composites”Composite part B, in press 2009 7. Muliana, A.H., “A Micromechanical Model for Predicting Thermal Properties and Thermo--viscoelastic Responses of Functionally Graded Materials“ Int. J. Solids and Structures, 46 (6), pp. 1911--1925, 2009 8. Sawant*, S. and Muliana, A.H., “Nonlinear Viscoelastic Analyses of Fiber Metal Laminates”, Int. Journal for Multiscale Computational Engineering, in press 2009 9. Muliana, A. H. and Sawant*, S., “Viscoelastic Responses of Polymer Composites with Temperature and Time Dependent Constituents” Acta Mechanica, 204, pp. 155--173 2009 10. Kim*, J. S. andMuliana, A. H. ,”A Time IntegrationMethod for the Viscoelastic--Viscoplastic Analyses of Polymers and Finite Element Implementation” Int. J. of Numerical Method in Engineering, in press 2009 11. Muliana, A., Subramanian, S.C., and Rajagopal, K. R., “Degradation of an Elastic Composite Cylinder due to the Diffusion of a Fluid,” J. Composite Materials, 43, pp. 1225--1249, June 2009 3 Anastasia H. Muliana, July, 2009 12. Muliana, A. H. and Haj--Ali, R., ”AMulti--scale Framework for the Thermo--rheologically ComplexMulti--layered Composites,” Int. J. Solids and Structures, 45, pp. 2937--2963, 2008 13. Sawant*, S. and Muliana A., ”A Thermo--mechanical Viscoelastic Analysis of Orthotropic Media” Composite Structures, 83, pp. 61--72, 2008. 14. Muliana, A., “Multi--scale Framework for the Thermo--viscoelastic Analyses of Polymer Composites,”Mechanics Research Communications, 34, pp. 561--567, 2007. 15. Muliana, A. H. and Khan*, A. K., ”A Time Integration Scheme for Stress--temperature Dependent Behaviors of Adhesive Polymer” Computational Materials Science, 41, pp. 576--588, 2008. 16. Haj--Ali, R. M. andMuliana, A. H., “A Micro toMeso SublaminateModel for the Viscoelastic Analysis of Thick-- section Multi--layered FRP Composite Structures” Mech. Time--dependent Materials, 12 (1), pp. 69--93, 2008 17. Massad, E., Huang, C. W, Airey, G., and Muliana, A., ”Nonlinear Viscoelastic Analyses of Aged and Unaged Asphalt Binders,” Journal of Construction and Building Materials, 22 (11), pp. 2170--2179, November, 2008. 18. Muliana, A. H. and Kim*, J. S., “A Concurrent Micromechanical Model for Nonlinear Viscoelastic Behaviors of Composites Reinforced with Solid Spherical Particles,” Int. J. Solids and Structures, 44, pp. 6891--6913, 2007 19. Huang, C.W., Massad, E., Muliana, A., and Bahia, H., ”Nonlinear Viscoelastic Analysis of Asphalt Mixes Subjected to Shear Loading,” Mechanics of Time--dependent Materials, 11, pp. 91--110, 2007. 20. Haj--Ali, R. M., Kilic, M., andMuliana, A. H., “Nested Nonlinear Micromechanical and Structural Models for the Analysis of Thick--Section Composite Materials and Structures”, Composite Science and Technology, 67, pp. 1993--2004, 2007. 21. Muliana, A. H., Nair*, A., Khan*, K. A., andWagner*, S., “Characterization of Thermo--mechanical Viscoelastic and Long--termBehaviors ofMulti--layered CompositeMaterials” Composite Science and Technology, Vol. 66, pp. 2907--2924, 2006. 22. Haj--Ali, R., El--Hajjar,R. F., andMuliana, A. H., “Cohesive FractureModeling of CrackGrowth in Thick--Section Composites”, Engineering Fracture Mechanics, Vol. 73, No. 15, pp. 2192--2209, 2006. 23. Haj--Ali, R.M., andMuliana, A. H., “AMulti--Scale Nonlinear Framework for the Long--termBehavior of Layered Composite Structures”, ASCE Journal Engineering Mechanics, Vol. 132, No. 12, pp. 1354--1362, 2006. 24. Muliana, A. H. and Haj--Ali, R. M., ”Analyses of Creep Behavior and Collapse of FRP Composite Structures,” Composite Structures, Vol. 73, Issue 3, pp. 331--341, 2006. 25. Muliana, A. H. and Haj--Ali, R. M., “Multi--scale Modeling for the Long--term Behaviors of Composite Structures,” AIAA Journal, Vol. 43, No. 8, pp. 1815--1822, 2005.