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The Electronic Components, Technology and Materials (ECTM) Group at Delft University of Technology is seeking a PhD candidate, who is available immediately. Applicants should have a recent Master degree with a strong research record in solid mechanics: multi-scale/ multi-physics modeling of advanced materials, computational mechanics for materials, structures and energy systems in extreme environments.

For details, see the link http://ectm.et.tudelft.nl/Openings/vacancy.php?id=86. To facilitate your application, please copy your e-mail to  Jianlin081@gmail.com.  

Please find the detailed information at http://ectm.et.tudelft.nl/Openings/vacancy.php?id=85 

Professor GQ Zhang's research group has an immediate post-doc position at Delft University of Technology, Delft, the Netherlands. The position will be effective from January 2017 for at least two year period of contract. The applicant must have a PhD degree in engineering or science field with a strong record of publications in archived journals. The related research areas involve with micro-/nano- heterogeneous systems integration, reliability and manufacturing, and new material development.

Visiting Assistant Professor #495212, #495213, #495214

The Department of Mechanical Engineering at Lamar University invites applications for several full-time non-tenure track Visiting Assistant Professor positions. Successful candidates will contribute to the department’s teaching mission. This includes teaching multiple undergraduate or/and graduate courses and participation in research activities.

The Department of Mechanical Engineering at Lamar University is seeking candidates for a postdoctoral/research associate position, which is available immediately. Applicants should have a recent Ph.D. degree with a strong record of journal publications. Research areas in one of the following areas are considered.

You may want to take a look of this newly published book entitled Mechanics of Microelectronics, which is

Series: Solid Mechanics and Its Applications , Vol. 141

Springer, May 2006

Dr. Suo's group is recently studying the sharp features such as corners or edges. It becomes important to characterize fracture behaviors at corners and edges in microelectronics.

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