A Ph.D. student opening is currently available in my group in the area of computational nanomechanics and atomistic simulation in order to study the thermo-mechanical properties of carbon-based ablative nanocomposites for thermal protection systems (TPS).  Further details about the project and requirements can be found in the attached file.

Best regards, 

 Prof. Fred Sansoz

 School of Engineering

University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont (USA) 

The School of Engineering at the University of Vermont is searching for a new Assistant, Associate or Full Professor in support of a Ph.D track in Integrative Bioengineering and Computational Biology. The focus of this program will be on developing and using modern engineering approaches for describing, analyzing, and predicting the behavior of complex biological systems at multiple scales.  Emphasis will be placed on understanding how biochemical, biomechanical, and/or other biophysical processes interact and influence emergent properties at different levels.