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PhD scholarship application in Geomechanics at University of Lyon & China Scholarship Council - Unravelling the strength of hydrothermally-altered volcanic rocks: from small-scale mineral properties to large-scale modelling of volcanic edifices stability

Submitted by benoit.pardoen on

 

Details:

Full description & contact: see attached document
University & laboratory: University of Lyon, Laboratoire de Tribologie et Dynamique des Systèmes (LTDS), Ecole Nationale des Travaux Publics de l'Etat (ENTPE), Géomatériaux et Constructions Durables (GCD).
Location: Lyon, France
Period: 4-year China Scholarship Council scholarship application

 

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Global Composites Experts Webinar by Dr. Klaus Friedrich

Submitted by Wenbin Yu on

cdmHUB invites you to attend the Global Composites Experts Webinar Series. 

Title: Advances in Polymer Composites’ Tribology

Speaker: Dr.  Klaus Friedrich

Time: 3/4, 11AM-12PM EST.

Please go to https://www.purdue.edu/cmsc/events/2020-webinars/ to register for this webinar.

2 MSc positions are available_mechanics of biomaterials& additive manufacturing

Submitted by arabali83 on

2 MSc positions are available in the Shock Physic and Chemistry Lab (https://shock.bit.edu.cn/Home/index.htm) in Beijing Institute of Technology. The research topic is in the area of mechanics of biomaterials. Theoretical and computational modeling along with 3D printing and experimental characterization will be conducted for a better understanding of the mechanical behavior of bioceramics. The candidates will work under the supervision of Dr. Xie Jing and Dr. Ali Arab.

Professor (Chair) of Aerospace Engineering, University of Limerick

Submitted by Michael A. McCarthy on

The University of Limerick (Ireland) is seeking candidates for the position of Professor of Aerospace Engineering.

Salary Scale: €120,262 - €154,506 p.a.

Areas of specialisation sought:Flight dynamics, aerospace control systems and/or aerospace vehicle design (“aerospace” here means spacecraft or aircraft, including UAVs and/or drones).

Further information for applicants and application material is available online from: http://www.ul.ie/hrvacancies/.

Effects of applied load on formation and reorientation of zirconium hydrides: A multiphase field modeling study

Submitted by mohsenzaeem on

The effects of applied load on the formation and reorientation of deltahydrides in alpha-zirconium matrix are studied by a multiphase field model. Simulations with only one hydride seed indicate that the hydride reorientation occurs only when a tensile or compressive strain of ~0.02 is applied along [112-0] (hoop or circumferential direction) or [0001] (radial direction aligned with the basal pole direction), respectively.

Fully funded PhD Positions at UBC, Vancouver

Submitted by Srikanthubc on

Two fully funded PhD positions are available in my research group at UBC, Vancouver in the area of mechanics of architected and fibrous materials. Interested candidates with skills  in computational mechanics and interest in experiments are encouraged to apply to UBC and contact me with their CV, research statement, and a sample research publication. More details are available at  http://blogs.ubc.ca/mechanicslab/

Poking/pressurizing thin elastic sheets with sliding boundaries

Submitted by Zhaohe Dai on

Dear iMechanicians, I would like to share our recent work on the poking and bulging of elastic thin sheets that were inspired by the classical indentation test and bulge test. Under clamped boundaries, there have been well-established theories and well-controlled experiments in this field.

Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics' free-of-charge live webinar by Prof. Youshi Hong - Friday (19/02) at 9 AM GMT

Submitted by lsusmel on

Esteemed Colleagues,

this post is to invite you all to attend our fourth free on-line global live TAFMech webinar on Fracture Mechanics-related topics that will take place this Friday (19/02) at 9 am GMT.

The webinar details are as follows:

 

Prof. Youshi Hong - Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Title of seminar: Challenges in Very-High-Cycle Fatigue & Numerous Cyclic Pressing Model