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Several PhD and Postdoctoral positions in theoretical and computational modeling of cells, tissues and bio-inspired soft materials.
The group in “Mechanics of soft and living interfaces” at UPC in Barcelona (also affiliated to IBEC and CIMNE) lead by Prof. Marino Arroyo seeks for candidates with a background in theoretical/computational mechanics, scientific computing, applied mathematics or biophysics to work in an int
PhD Positions in Computational Engineering at the University at Buffalo for Fall 2020
Multiple Ph.D. students are being sought to fill openings in the Predictive Computational Engineering (PCE) Lab in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. PCE Lab concerns with multidisciplinary research at the intersect of multiscale modeling of materials, physics-based machine learning, and scientific computing.
Session on "Data driven materials science" at the DPG Spring Meeting (Dresden, Germany)
Dear colleagues,
we would like to make you aware of the topical session
"Data driven materials science"
which is part of the MM program during the DPG Spring Meeting 2020. The latter takes place March 15-20, 2020, in Dresden.
If you are performing experiments or simulations in this emerging field, you are most welcome to contribute your abstract. You can find the session at the bottom of the list "Themenbereiche" on the abstract submission webpage
Announcement of the 2019 Haythornthwaite Grants Recipients
The AMD-ASME Executive Committee is delighted to announce the 2019 recipients of the Haythornthwaite Grants.
2019 Haythornthwaite Research Initiation Grants:
The AMD-ASME Executive Committee selected the top five proposals for the Haythornthwaite Research Initiation Grants, each to be awarded at $20,000. The five selected recipients are:
Position of a Research Fellow/Senior Research Fellow in Computational Modelling of Damage in Li-ion Batteries
We are currently seeking to fill a position of a Research Fellow or Senior Research Fellow to contribute to a research project sponsored by EC H2020 project ‘Ecologically and Economically viable Production and Recycling of Li-ion Batteries’ (ECO2LIB) in the area of Computational Modelling of Damage in Li-ion batteries. Suitable background for candidates would include proficiency in numerical methods for simulations of crack/damage propagation, and sound background in chemo-mechanics.
For further details please see: https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/BWT303/research-fellow-or-senior-research-fe…
Journal Club: Magnetic Soft Materials and Robots: Design (Code), Applications and Future Directions
Magnetic Soft Materials and Robots: Design (Code), Applications and Future Directions
This post was adopted from a News & Views by Zhao and Kim recently published on Nature [1].
interfacing matlab with abaqus script using a user subroutine
Dear all,
the question is in the title.
I found solutions on the web to make matlab execute an inp file making use of a user subroutine: system(['abaqus job=' Abaqusname ' user=' fortranname ' -inter']). It works well if, prior to the command, a dll file of the fortran file is created and a file 'abaqus_v6.env' is set.
However, if I want to do the same by running, from matlab, the python script which makes use of the same user subroutine, there are errors.
command in matlab: system(['abaqus cae noGUI=script.py']);