MScaraggi's blog

Several PhD openings at the University of Salento, Lecce, Italy.

Research topics includes (PhD in Engineering of complex systems, see attachment F, and Material, Structure and Nanotechnology engineering, see attachment E):

- Soft robotics and microbots

- Tribology of smart materials

- Polymers friction

- Tribology of tissue/machine interfaces

- Wearable and implantable nanotechnological devices

- Water-fog harvesting

- Augmented tactile friction

https://www.iit.it/careers/openings/opening/1151-1-post-doc-position-for...

To be started soon. Contact me for further information at michele.scaraggi@iit.it 

Best regards 

M

https://cbn.iit.it/openings/1151:1-post-doc-position-for-computational-soft-contact-mechanics

feel free to contact me michele.scaraggi@iit.it 

-- Please email your statement of interest/motivation letter and CV to Prof. Michele Scaraggi, michele.scaraggi@iit.it --

-- Please email your statement of interest/motivation letter and CV to Prof. Michele Scaraggi, michele.scaraggi@iit.it --

We have one postdoc position on soft matter tribology (focused on theory and simulations) at the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Lecce, Italy (Center for Biomolecular Nanotechnologies, CBN, https://cbn.iit.it/). The activities will be performed in strict collaboration with the University of Salento, located in the same city, as well as with an international industrial partner. The salary is highly competitive and depends on scientific skills. 

[https://www1.unisalento.it/bandi-concorsi/-/bandi/view/64558739]

The Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Arnesano-Lecce, Italy (Center for Biomolecular Nanotechnologies, CBN, https://cbn.iit.it/) is financing five PhD openings at the University of Salento, Lecce.

Research topics:

- Flexible piezoelectric micro elelctro mechanical systems (MEMS)

- Nano-bio-interactions

- Nanomedcine

- Neurotechnologies

- Optogenetics

The Center for Biomolecular Nanotechnologies in Lecce is currently seeking a highly motivated and talented candidate with background in computational contact mechanics, fluid dynamics, modelling and simulation of interface mechanics, or related areas.

The objective of the project is to develop numerical models for the simulation of the interface processes occurring during the wetting/dewetting of thin fluid films among and across soft interacting interfaces, in order to predict the local interface flow and dissipation dynamics.

Dears,

we have two open postdoc positions on soft matter tribology at the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) in the beautiful Lecce, Italy (Center for Biomolecular Nanotechnologies, CBN, https://cbn.iit.it/). The activities will be performed in strict collaboration with the University of Salento, located in the same city, as well as with an international industrial partner. The positions are for 1 year, renewable up to three.

I'm working on the numerical solution of the mixed problem in lubricated contacts. Does anyone know if the lubricant equation (Reynolds one) was never solved for film thickness instead of pressure (like actually is done with MGMI techniques) in some pubblication?

Dear All,

the solution of an elastic half space subjected to any generalized load may be seen as the solution of another elastic problem, that is elastic space with an infinite length hole when the hole radius goes to infinite.

Is there a "general" solution for that elastic problem? For general I mean a solution that can be used e.g. like a kernel in a convolution operation.