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PhD and Postdoc positions in computational solid mechanics

Submitted by Azadeh-Sheidaei on

A Postdoc position is available in the area of computational solid mechanics in the Department of Aerospace Engineering at Iowa State University. Interested qualified individuals who have research experience in computational solid mechanics please send an email to (Sheidaei [at] iastate.edu) with your most recent CV, research experience, a list of publications; and a list of references.

statrt date is Jan2021 or sooner. 

 

Webinar on 3D Image-Based Reverse Engineering in Medical AM

Submitted by Philippe on

You're invited to a webinar run by Synopsys Simpleware on April 22nd, where new trends in 3D image-based reverse engineering and medical additive manufacturing will be explored. The webinar will also look at a recent project with Nikon Metrology, Thornton Tomasetti, and 4WEB Medical.

You can find more information on how to join here

Postdoc Position in the Area of Functional Hydrogels at Zhejiang University in China

Submitted by Zheng Jia on

 

A postdoctoral position is available in Dr. Zheng Jia’s group in the Department of Engineering Mechanics at Zhejiang University, China.

Description

(1) Design, synthesis, and characterization of functional hydrogels;

(2) Supervision of graduate students.

Job requirements

(1) PhD degree in Mechanical/Material Science/Chemical Engineering or related fields;

Postdoc Position Available in Atomistic Modeling and Simulations of Nanomechanics and Thermal Science at The University of Virginia

Submitted by Baoxing Xu on

A postdoctoral associate position is available in Dr. Baoxing Xu’s group in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of Virginia.

The successful candidate will work on a project related to nanomechanics and thermal transport of materials and functional structures and their coupling with applications in the design and manufacturing of electronic devices and structures.

Machine Learning for Fracture Mechanics

Submitted by christos_edward on

Safer batteries, more efficient gas-turbine engines and solar cells, all require better-engineered nanocomposite materials. There is a limitation though -- how to investigate the fracture mechanics of these materials? Machine learning can help us overcome this limitation. Read more in our just-published paper: https://lnkd.in/e7dPBtx