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Post-doc position in limit analysis at the University of Sheffield, UK

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Research Associate in Bridge Engineering

University of Sheffield - Faculty of Engineering - Department of Civil and Structural Engineering

Are you interested in developing next generation modelling techniques for masonry arch bridges, which continue to form a crucial part of our transport infrastructure?

Post-doc position in Computational Design Optimization available at University of Sheffield, UK

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Research Associate in Computational Design Optimization

University of Sheffield - Faculty of Engineering - Department of Civil and Structural Engineering

PhD position at the University of Sheffield: Tomography of Large Structural Elements

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Large structural elements forming structures such as bridges, retaining walls and tunnel linings may contain hidden defects that limit their longevity, with major safety and cost implications. Also, when a structure is subjected to intense loading, internal damage may occur which is not visible on the surface.

PhD position at the University of Sheffield: Structural Optimisation of Concrete Elements Constructed with Digitally Fabricated Formworks

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Modern digital design and fabrication methods in architecture, engineering and construction, provide enhanced freedom in the sculpting, optimisation, fabrication and construction of building geometries, be they free-form structural shells, cladding elements or performance optimised lightweight structural components.

Postdoc position: modelling soil-structure interaction at the University of Sheffield

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The University of Sheffield wishes to recruit a postdoctoral researcher to work on the EPSRC funded project: 'Ultimate and permissible limit

state behaviour of soil-filled masonry arch bridges' (24 month contract).



The successful candidate will develop novel detailed direct analysis models of the soil-structure interactions which take place in a