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The General Motors/Brown University Collaborative Research Laboratory for Computational Materials Research has an opening for a postdoctoral research associate to work on computational modeling of fracture in lightweight metals. You can find more information about the position, the lab, and an application form at https://www.brown.edu/Departments/Engineering/Labs/GM_CRL/positions.html.

The Brown/General Motors Collaborative research laboratory in computational materials research has an opening for a postdoctoral research associate.

If you have a gmail or google account you can upload application materials here

If you cannot use the form you can email a CV, and names and email addresses of two references to allan_bower@brown.edu

Position Details

The solid mechanics program at Brown has two openings for postdoctoral research associates in the areas of computational modeling of battery electrode materials, and computational design of advanced high-strength steels.   One position is available immediately; the other towards the end of August.   Both projects will have opportunities to work closely with experimental and industrial collaborators.

The solid mechanics program in the School of Engineering, Brown University has an opening for a postdoctoral research associate in the area of mechanics of battery electrode materials.

The successful candidate will develop and apply continuum-scale models of mechanical decrepitation and capacity loss in Li ion insertion electrodes.  The project will involve close collaboration with atomic-scale modelers, experimentalists and industrial partners.

I have posted an advanced solid mechanics textbook on http://solidmechanics.org/

It works on Internet Explorer, but may not work on all browsers. Topics include: mathematical descriptions of deformation and forces in solids; constitutive laws; analytical techniques and solutions to linear elastic and elastic-plastic boundary value problems; the use and implementation of FEA; fracture mechanics; and the theory of deformable rods, plates and shells.