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Post-doctoral Fellowship in Fracture Mechanics with Ted Belytschko at Northwestern University

Dr. Ted Belytschko of the Mechanical Engineering Department of Northwestern University invites applications for a Post-Doctoral  Fellowships in the area of computational fracture.  Experience with FORTRAN is necessary; some experience with MPI is desirable. Applicants without extensive experience in FORTRAN need not apply.  Furthermore, applicants with experience with DYNA and/or LS-DYNA will be given preference.  The appointment will be for a minimum of two years.   Interested applicants should send their curriculum vitae along with a list of three references to Robert Gracie at rgracie@northwestern.edu


Noel ODowd's picture

Lecturer or Junior Lecturer in Computational Mechanics at University of Limerick, Ireland

Salary scale: Junior Lecturer/Lecturer (highest entry point 2 on Lecturer scale)

  • Lecturer: €52,112 - €85,531 p.a. (approx. $82,017 - $134,623)
  • Junior Lecturer: €42,978 - €53,761 p.a. (approx. $67,652 - $84,612)
  • Maximum starting point at Lecturer scale: €61,696 (approx. $97,107)

Appointment: From date of appointment to September 2012, otherwise 4 years.

Closing date: The closing date for receipt of applications is Friday 5th September 2008.


Teng Li's picture

Looking for a job in academia?

Finding an academic job is like finding a perfect match. Universities advertise openings, you choose a list of places to apply. Nowadays an opening can easily attract hundreds of applicants, of which several are invited for on-campus interview. When the whole process is over, there might be a perfect match between you and a department (Congratulations!), while sometimes there is not.


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