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Dear Colleagues,

The University of Wyoming is accepting applications for the Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellows Program, a two-year interdisciplinary research position focusing on AI applications in several selected areas. 

Postdoctoral positions are available in the department of Structural Engineering at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) in Prof. Semnani’s research group. We are looking for highly motivated and talented individuals with a recent PhD degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering or Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.

 The positions are in the areas of computational mechanics, machine learning, geomechanics, material characterization and modeling, and composite materials.

A list of necessary qualifications is below:

The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Marine Technologies of the University of Rostock, Germany
is seeking candidates to fill the position of

Professor (W2) of Computational Methods for Fluid Dynamics

for an appointment on 01 April 2026.

We have a PhD position at the Technical University of Denmark. The position is in the area of mechanics of materials, with applications to wind energy and composite materials. The position is for 3 years, starting in Spring 2025. The salary is of the order of 4.500 EUR (minus taxes). The campus is located in Roskilde, 30 km from Copenhagen.

The project will include computational modelling (finite elements) of extra-large wind turbine blades, and numerical analysis of the blade failure mechanisms.

A research fellow position is available at University of Pavia in Italy (contract starting next March 2025). Deadline for application: January 30, 2025.

Title: “Experimental characterization of micropatterned interfaces subjected to dynamic loading” (PhD research project)

Main Research Project: SURFACE (ERC-2021-Startting Grant, https://doi.org/10.3030/101039198)

Scholarship: ≈20 k€/year (depending on taxes according to Italian regulations)

Duration: 3 years, starting Q1 2025

I am happy to announce that a postdoctoral fellowship is available in the Dolbow Research Group at Duke University, working in the area of computational fracture mechanics.  The fellowship provides the opportunity to work on an emerging class of complete fracture models that incorporate the three ingredients that are necessary to be predictive with elastic brittle materials: their elasticity, their fracture toughness, and their strength.