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KAUST Workshop: Shaping the future with Composite Materials

Submitted by Ahmed wagih on

 

COHMAS Laboratory at KAUST (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology) will host on March 16-18 a high-caliber workshop aiming at discussing the latest developments in Composite Science and Engineering.

For more information, please visit the conference website at  

https://futurecomposite.kaust.edu.sa

 or COHMAS Lab website at

https://cohmas.kaust.edu.sa/Pages/FUTURECOMP.aspx

Multiple PhD student openings at the University of Notre Dame

Submitted by msaeidi on

The Advanced Manufacturing and Energy Lab (AMEL) directed by Prof. Yanliang Zhang at the University of Notre Dame (A top 15 University in US) have multiple fully-funded graduate student opening positions with full tuition coverage plus a competitive stipend. The AMEL is working on cutting-edge research topics including additive manufacturing and scalable nanomanufacturing of functional devices and autonomous systems, thermoelectric energy conversion, flexible electronics and human-machine interface. Interested applicants should send resume to Prof.

Can wear completely suppress thermoelastic instabilities?

Submitted by Antonio Papangelo on

ThermoElastic Instabilities (TEI) occur in sliding bodies at sufficiently high speed because a small thermoelastic disturbance tends to localize the contact, leading to “hot spots”. The role that wear plays in TEI has been studied briefly and only on highly idealized cases. We extend and complete in detail a model of Dow and Burton who studied the specific configuration of a blade sliding on a rigid halfspace normal to its line of contact. We find there is a limit value of wear coefficient, that can be estimated by simple equations, above which TEI is completely eliminated.

Mechanics of Soft Materials - second edition

Submitted by Konstantin Volokh on

This is a corrected, revised and expanded edition. I added new Chapter 11 on modeling fracture in soft materials. Arguably, fracture is the central and unsolved problem in solid mechanics. I describe a new perspective on this problem based on the material sink approach, in which momenta and mass balance are coupled.

2 Research Assistant/Associate positions in CFD modelling of dust explosions (2 years)

Submitted by Emilio Martíne… on

Applications are invited for two Research Assistant (PhD candidates) or Research Associates (post-docs) positions at the University of Oviedo, in close collaboration with Imperial College London. Research Assistants will be appointed for 2 years while Research Associates will be appointed initially for one year, with the possibility of extending one more year. Conditional upon satisfactory progress, the researchers will have the opportunity to divide their time between the University of Oviedo and Imperial College upon their convenience.

Postdoc position on a Reduced Order Model project at LLNL

Submitted by Amar A. Chaker on

Posted on behalf of Dr. Youngsoo Choi, Research Scientist, Computational Engineering Division, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

 

Dr. Youngsoo Choi is looking for a postdoc for his reduced order model (ROM) project, who can be either foreign national or US citizen.

 

 

The official announcement is at 

Assem A. Hamied Moussa |Global Good Will Ambassador | AV |Keynote Speaker |AMME Dubai 2020

Submitted by Martin Henry on

AV Of Our Keynote Speaker @ Amme dubai 2020

We are honored to introduce Dr. Assem Moussa as a Keynote Speaker to AMME Dubai 2020 Assem A. Hamied Moussa earned Ph.D., 2015. Global Good Will Ambassador. Author of Cloud of Things Books 2016. President of Success legacy, SCR &, ASDF in Africa.