We have an opening at Ansys for a manufacturing simulation specialist for developing solutions for manufacturing simulation and enabling digital/advanced manufacturing, considering as-built design vs as-drawn/as-designed!
Job posting: https://careers.ansys.com/job-invite/10612/
Please take a look at the paper of our PhD student Beatrice Bisighini in Advances in Engineering Software: "EndoBeams.jl: A Julia finite element package for beam-to-surface contact problems in cardiovascular mechanics". We propose an efficient framework for modelling beam-to-surface contact, specifically designed to model endovascular devices.
You can find the paper (open-access) here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0965997822000849
Time: 20:00 pm, July 18, 2022, GMT+8
Venue: Zoom Meeting ID: 884 8715 7912 Password: 578197
Title: Modelling fluid /body interactions
Speaker: Frank Smith, University College London
Abstract:
Dear iMechanicians,
I want to share our recent work published in IJSS on the mechanics of spontaneously formed 2D crystal bubbles.
Two-dimensional crystals on adhesive substrates subjected to uniform transverse pressure
Zhaohe Dai, Yifan Rao, and Nanshu Lu
Prof. Xiaoyu Tang’s group in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at Northeastern University has multiple fully funded Ph.D. positions in the area of Fluid Mechanics and Soft Matter. Research in the group focuses on multiphase flow, microfluidics, and active colloidal systems, using both experimental and numerical techniques. Selected PhD candidates are expected to start in Fall 2022/Spring 2023. Visiting students/scholars are always welcome.
Qualification
I am looking for a Post-doctoral Fellow to work on an NIH project that involves collaboration with the group of Dr. Sacks at UT Biomedical Engineering and with the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. The work involves some experimental characterization of tissues, and development of computational modeling of surgical reconstruction of the breast.
Wrinkling of thin films under tension is omnipresent in nature and modern industry, a phenomenon which has aroused considerable attention during the past two decades because of its intricate nonlinear behaviors and intriguing morphology changes.
There are two openings for postdoctoral researchers in the research group of Prof. Tevis Jacobs in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science at the University of Pittsburgh.
The purpose of the research effort is to understand the performance of advanced materials used in the semiconductor industry. Within this larger research effort, there are two sub-projects, each of which will be led by a different postdoctoral researcher. In both cases, the research will involve the following activities:
Two Postdoctoral Fellow (or Research Engineer/Scientist) positions in the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech available for immediate start (for minimum one year)
Ideal candidates should have strong background and publication record in one or more of the following:
- Structural dynamics/vibration, elastic/acoustic waves, metamaterials/phononics
- Ultrasonics, piezoelectric transducers, electromechanical systems, multiphysics problems
Xueju (Sophie) Wang, Department of Materials Science and Engineering; Polymer Program, Institute of Materials Science, University of Connecticut
