Dear all,
We have two exciting PhD positions at Aarhus University, Denmark.
The common subject is the design of hybrid composite materials for high performance application, but with safety and reliability in mind.
Please follow the links from below for further details (Note, applications only following these links).
https://phd.tech.au.dk/for-applicants/apply-here/saeropslag/design-of-m…
The Department of Engineering at Aarhus University has a number of open positions as Assistant Professor (tenure track) or Associate Professor at the Section of Mechanical Engineering. The University seeks innovative and visionary engineers/researchers capable of developing the research in Mechanical Engineering.
The positions are available from January 1, 2020 or as soon as possible hereafter.
Follow the link for details:
Dear colleagues,
Applications are invited for a 2 year (1+1) postdoctoral position with a background in durability and design of composite materials.
The position is industrial/academic meaning a strong collaboration with industrial partner - Vestas Aircoil incl. half year stay at the Vestas Aircoil site in Denmark.
Dear colleagues,
Applications are invited for a 2 year (1+1) postdoctoral position with a background in durability and design of composite materials.
The position is industrial/academic meaning a strong collaboration with industrial partner - Vestas Aircoil incl. half year stay at the Vestas Aircoil site in Denmark.
Post doctoral position at Brest, France.
Title: Analysis of the effects of transfer and storage phases
on the behavior of bonded joints for SYLDA5 structures
Hello everyone,
One of the papers from the 'past' (but still quite actual...I think) and maybe of some interest to various communities.
Abstract:
A system in which one adherend had two types of surface treatment was tested using a wedge test.
Simple polishing and polishing with subsequent sandblasting were the
treatments used, with a distinct straight line, perpendicular to the sample edges,
separating the two. Despite the clear-cut difference in surface treatment, smooth
