Open Postdoc position in computational mechanics at University of Western Ontario Canada

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Position is available for a postdoctoral fellow to carry out an industry sponsored project on composite modeling in Prof. Liying Jiang’s lab at the Mechanical and Materials Engineering Department of the University of Western Ontario in Canada. The contract is initiated for one year, with possible extension if work progresses satisfactorily. The research will focus on investigating the microstructure effects upon the failure modes of injection molded composites. 

The candidates must have a PhD degree in a field of study related to the research project. Ideal candidates should have a solid background and previous work experience in solid mechanics, composites, micromechanics modeling, failure and fracture, and numerical simulations with ABAQUS/ANSYS. Interested candidates are encouraged to send your CV with a list of three referees to Prof. Jiang directly:lyjiang@eng.uwo.ca.