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Tenure track position in Multi-scale Mechanics of Materials Modelling

Submitted by jkruzic on

The School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering at the University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney) seeks candidtes for a full time, tenure track position in the area of Multi-scale Mechanics of Materials Modelling at a level (Senior Lecturer, Associate Professor, or Professor) commensurate with academic qualifications and experience.

How to apply:

Submit your application through www.jobs.unsw.edu.au

Job ID: 58201

Purdue Composites Manufacturing & Simulation Center is Hiring

Submitted by Wenbin Yu on

Purdue Composites Manufacturing & Simulation Center is looking for outstanding candidates to fill multiple faculty positions at the level of Full, Associate and Assitant Professor in composites manufacturing & simulation. Please check https://cdmhub.org/explore/newsletter for mroe details. 

reflection and transmission coefficients in long elastic bars

Submitted by Frank Richter on

 

Dear iMechanica Community,

I'd like to ask for advice on modelling reflection and transmission coefficients when two bars with different cross-sectional areas contact each other and are exposed to pulse loading.

I have modelled this process in Abaqus/Explicit as a two-dimensional simulation. The investigation was conveniently done as a parametric study, defining the lateral dimension as parameter. Both bars are slim (length 2 m, diameter 2 cm) and elastic.

Postdoc positions in the new group of Pedro Reis at EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland

Submitted by Pedro Reis on

I have openings for two post-doc positions in my new research group at the Institute of Mechanical Engineering at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Lausanne, Switzerland, where I will be moving later this year. The target start date is January 1st, 2018.

Postdoc in bio-inspired architectured materials at McGill University

Submitted by Francois Barthelat on

We have a new opening for a Post-doctoral researcher starting immediately in the Laboratory for Advanced Materials and Bioinspiration at McGill University, Montreal. http://barthelat-lab.mcgill.ca/ 

Exact load to get a right mechanical properties

Submitted by muthanna86 on

Hi everyone,

I am working on a new material, and I am trying to find the exact load ( right pressure load) that I need to apply on the tope surface of the material with fixed boundary conditions in the bottom to find the right mechanical properties like ( modules of elasticity, reduced modules, hardness and toughn). I'm doing the simulation on Abaqus first and compare them with experiments in my laboratory. So, how can I measure the right load that  should apply it? 

 

Thanks,