I have an opening PhD Position at my Chair of Computational Mechanics, Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg (Germany).
The candidate should work on a research project including physics-based modeling of wafer-to-wafer bonding.
The application is open until 24th of April.
Please follow the link for the application: Apply here
So, gentlemen, and [even] ladies....
What do you think?
Should I qualify to do so, should I nominate and / or endorse Dr. Paul Ginsparg [``A.B.'' in ``Physics'' from Harvard; PhD in ditto from Cornell] for the Ig-Nobel prize for the up-coming year? And, what should the ``citation'' read like?
To help you orient your own respective individual thoughts:
``UNIFIED MICROMECHANICS THEORY of Composites” by Buryachenko has been created (see https:// arxiv.org/abs/2503.14529, 89pp, 514refs) for analyses of composites of either random (statistically homogeneous or inhomogeneous), periodic, or deterministic (neither random nor periodic) structures with either local, weakly nonlocal (strain gradient and stress gradient), strongly nonlocal (strain-type and displacement-type, peridynamics) or multiphysics phase properties and any unpredefined surrogate (effective) nonlocal operators.
PhD Position in Mechatronics Design of Underwater Vehicles
