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Postdoctoral Position at Cornell: Modeling the Chemo-Mechanics of Deformation and Fracture via a Concurrent Multiscale Approach

Submitted by Derek Warner on

A postdoctoral position is available in the Computational Mechanics and Materials
Group within the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Cornell
University (http://ceeserver.cee.cornell.edu/dhw52/index.shtml).
The project will involve the application of ab-initio atomistic modeling
techniques to illuminate the mechanisms by which impurities and environment
influence the mechanical failure of engineering materials.

One PhD Position Available in Mechanics of Materials

Submitted by Lifeng Wang on
One PhD position is available immediately in the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering at Clarkson University, NY, US.  The research program focuses on the mechanical behaviors of advanced materials including polymer microstructures, composites, nanomaterials, and biological materials. Interdisciplinary collaborations are possible. The candidates with background and interest in engineering mechanics, solid mechanics, and materials science are highly encouraged to apply.

Presentations on Rare Metal Required

Submitted by Raihan.Rumman on

I was looking for some decent presentations on Rare Metals, and was at a loss in finding some. It would be great if anyone could direct me to anything related to rare metals, especially on presentation form. My email is rummantdm [at] yahoo.com.

Regards

Raihan Rumman

Researcher

Kongju National University, South Korea 

Nanoindentation: Oliver & Pharr Analysis

Submitted by Nirav Parekh on

Dear Members,

I am very new to field of nanoindentation and my question might appear too simple.

I am indenting an elastic - plastic material (polymer blend) with spherical indenter. I am well verse with hertz contact mechancis theory and indentation theories like Oliver & Pharr, JKR, DMT and few others.

Scholarship Support for Attending NSF Workshop on the BEM: Bridging Education and Industrial Applications

Submitted by Yijun Liu on

Sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the NSF Institute for Mathematics and its Applications, the University of Minnesota (Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA) is hosting a workshop on the boundary element method (BEM) April 23-26, 2012. This workshop consists of a two-day short course and a two-day colloquium on advances in the BEM with educational and industrial applications. Researchers and engineers from around the world, as well as students (both graduate and undergraduate) are invited to participate in this workshop.

Profilometer software for NDT surface roughness inspection

Submitted by profilometer on

Novacam 3D Profilometer Software

The Novacam three dimensional software programs are used with all Novacam Profliometers. The program permits the consumer to define how big the region, or line to be measured, along with the lateral resolution from the measurement.

Novacam's high end Data Acquisition Profilometer Software programs are incorporated with all of MicroCam non-contact profilometers.

Profilometers using Low Coherence Interferometry used by NASA to measures thickness

Submitted by profilometer on

Using a fiber-based optical profilometer NASA measures the thickness of liquid nitrogen in cryogenic chambers at its Propulsion Systems lab because these profilometers use fiber-based probes which can withstands the extreme environment, can be located hundreds of meters away from the interferometer and fit in the tight chamber which standard full-field profilometers with a human operator could not. The signal quality stays constant over the distance.

Analysis of carbon Epoxy composite material using ANSYS software

Submitted by v.sureshbabu on

My P.G project

    I was analyzed carbon epoxy polymer coposite material by using anysis software pakage version V11.1. the majer work, to form the woven fabric layer and then analyzed the mechanical properties. if u have any doubt ask me (v.sureshbabu [at] ymail.com)