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Postdoctoral research positions on 3D printing in Singapore

Submitted by Kun Zhou on

Enthusiastic and highly motivated postdoctoral scientists are sought to work on 3D printing/additive manufacturing at Singapore.  

The candidates should have rich experiences in relevant research areas, good publication records, and excellent writing skills.

Preference will be given to those with experience in (1) molecular dynamics modeling or (2) manufacturing. The contract will be one year and renewable subject to performance. 

The Dept of Eng Sci at Uppsala University is looking for a project worker in structural modeling of the 17th century Vasa Ship

Submitted by syvoney on

The Swedish
17th century Vasa ship is unique in its kind and of high cultural
and historical interest. Therefore, interdisciplinary research teams are
constantly busy to keep the slowly degrading and deforming warship in good
geometrical shape. Initiated in 2012, the latest research project aims to
investigate creep in the Vasa ship and to develop a new support system for
improved dimensional stability. For this purpose a finite element model will be
created to assess the effect of varying geometrical parameters and material
properties. One of the key aspects is the influence of the joints of the ship

Assessment of non-linear notch stresses and strains

Submitted by michele.zappal… on

Dear all,

This paper might interest those engaged in the assessment of non-linear notch root stresses and strains. Please take a look, the paper is free.

http://www.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ffe.12124/full

Bests 

Michele

Full scholarships available at European Commission funded workshop on physics based material models in Izmir / Turkey

Submitted by Tuncay Yalcinkaya on

European Commission' s JRC (Joint Research Centre) is organizing the 3rd workshop on physics based material models and experimental observations (http://iwpmeo.org/) in collaboration with University of Oxford, Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung and Middle East Technical University. The workshop will be held in Izmir/Turkey on 2-4 June 2014.

Mechanics interpretation on the bending stiffness and wrinkled pattern of graphene.

Submitted by Bin Liu on

In this paper we attempt to answer two questions on graphene from a mechanic’s viewpoint: why does this one-atom-thick monolayer have finite bending stiffness to ensure its stability? and what is its wrinkle mechanism? As for the first question, it is found that the repulsive residual internal moment in the bond angle can lead to a nonzero bending stiffness, which makes the graphene flat. Together with long-range attraction among atoms, such as van der Waals forces, a graphene prefers to have a self-buckling wrinkled configuration with many waves.