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Ph.D. Call Doctoral School in Civil, Environmental and Mechanical Engineering - University of Trento, Trento, Italy

Submitted by oreste.bursi on

- Reference persons: Marco Broccardo (UNITN/DICAM), Oreste S. Bursi (UNITN/DICAM) (marco.broccardo [at] unitn.it - oreste.bursi [at] unitn.it)

C8 - scholarship on reserved topics

https://www.unitn.it/en/ateneo/1954/announcement-of-selection

Funded by: MUR – Departments of Excellence

Ph.D. call - Doctoral School in Civil, Environmental and Mechanical Engineering - University of Trento, Italy

Submitted by oreste.bursi on

- Reference persons: Oreste S. Bursi (UNITN/DICAM), Gabriele Zanon (UNITN/DICAM) (oreste.bursi [at] unitn.it - gabriele.zanon [at] unitn.it)

C1 - scholarship on reserved topics

https://www.unitn.it/en/ateneo/1954/announcement-of-selection

Computing wrinkling and restabilization of stretched sheets based on a consistent finite-strain plate theory

Submitted by Fan Xu on

It was reported both in experiments and computations using some classical plate theories that wrinkles can appear in a uniaxially stretched rectangular hyperelastic film with clamped-clamped boundaries and can be suppressed upon further tension. Here, based on a recently-available consistent finite-strain plate theory, we investigate this complex instability problem with isola-center bifurcation (the nontrivial solution curve begins and ends at two distinct points on the trivial line) in more depth and present an efficient numerical algorithm.

Openings for project assistants in mechanics & computation @IISc Bangalore

Submitted by rram on

The Mechanics & Computation lab in the Mechanical Engineering Dept at IISc Bangalore has multiple openings for project assistants:

 

Post #1: Design & analysis of 3D printed lattices

Essential requirements:

  • Expertise in Abaqus (standard + explicit)
  • Good grasp of basic strength of materials
  • Hands-on experience with 3D printing of plastics

 

Post #2: Experimental mechanics

Essential requirements:

PhD position in characterizing and modeling battery materials

Submitted by kris.harris on

One or two positions are available for a student to undertake a fully funded Ph.D. in Engineering at Louisiana Tech University understanding the detailed structure of the complicated heterogeneous materials in lithium ion batteries. Expected start date is Sept. or Nov. of 2021.

Requirements:

  • B.S. in Engineering (Chemistry or Physics backgrounds are also suitable).
  • Meet graduate school TOEFL/IELTS scores
  • Competitive GRE
  • An interest in multi-disciplinary research in materials

 

Effects of Cleavage Plane and Material Strength on Fracture of Polycrystalline Brittle Materials: A Phase-Field Modeling Study

Submitted by mohsenzaeem on

A modified phase-field model for fracture is presented which includes the material strength and cleavage planes to quantitatively predict the crack propagation path and the mechanical response in polycrystalline brittle materials. Computational Materials Science 197 (2021) 110642 (11 pages).

Multiple Postdoc and PhD Open Positions in Polymer Modeling and Machine-Learning at University of Connecticut

Submitted by Ying Li on

Postdoc Open Positions

Postdoc positions with financial support (up to 3 years) are immediately available in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Connecticut (UConn).

Required Degree:

Ph.D. in Engineering Mechanics, Chemical, Mechanical, or Civil Engineering, Material Science, Condense Matter Physics, or Computational Chemistry.

Required Skills: