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Full time Faculty Position at Université catholique de Louvain (Biomedical Engineering)

Submitted by remacle on

 

The Université catholique de Louvain invites applications for a full-time professor position in Biomechanical Engineering

We seek talented individuals who will develop and drive a research program at the forefront of the biomechanical engineering discipline on topics involving the experimentation, characterization, modelling and/or simulation of

Full time Faculty Position at Université catholique de Louvain (Geotechnical Engineering)

Submitted by remacle on

 

The Université catholique de Louvain invites applications for a full-time professor position in Geotechnical Engineering

We seek talented individuals who will develop and drive a research program at the forefront of the field of geotechnics and/or soil mechanics, involving, for instance:

Looking for a postdoctoral job or research position in structral dynamics

Submitted by Xiaoqiang Zhou on

Dear all, I am looking for a postdoctoral job or research position in structral dynamics and the

vibration properites composites materials (especially the viscoelastic damping material based

composite structure.). I will receive my doctor's degree in early of 2017 and expect start the job

at same time.Send me a message to Zh_xiaoqiang [at] hotmail.com (Zh_xiaoqiang[at]hotmail[dot]com) or visit my personal webpage on goggle

Nonlinear dynamics of rotating shaft with a breathing crack - CHINA SCHOLARSHIP COUNCIL PhD for 2017

Submitted by saberelarem on

Because of the increasing need of energy, the plants installed by electricity supply utilities throughout the world are becoming larger and more highly stressed. Thus, the risk of turbogenerator shaft cracking is increasing also. The development and propagation of a crack represents the most common and trivial beginning of integrity losses in engineering structures.

EMI San Diego Mini-symposium on Geomechanics (MS61)

Submitted by WaiChing Sun on

Dear colleagues, 

We would like to invite you to submit abstracts for our mini-symposium (MS61) on Computational Geomechanics in the upcoming EMI conference (June 4-7, 2017) at San Diego. The scope of the mini-symposium is listed below:

PhD with CSC scholarship on fault mechanics

Submitted by saberelarem on
In the last two decades, considerable observational and theoretical work has been devoted to
all aspects of earthquake prediction research, for solving fundamental questions concerning
the mechanics of fault systems, as well as for answering questions regarding earthquake
hazard.
The european natural observatory of the Corinth Rift (
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), a very rapidly
deforming area (opening strain rate of ~10
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Predicting origami-inspired programmable self-folding of hydrogel trilayers

Submitted by Jinxiong Zhou on

Imitating origami principles in active or programmable materials opens the door for development
of origami-inspired self-folding structures for not only aesthetic but also functional purposes. A
variety of programmable materials enabled self-folding structures have been demonstrated across
various fields and scales. These folding structures have finite thickness and the mechanical
properties of the active materials dictate the folding process. Yet formalizing the use of origami
rules for use in computer modeling has been challenging, owing to the zero-thickness theory and

DICE2D an open source DEM code for research

Submitted by gzhaounsw on

 

English website: http://www.dembox.org/en/index.jsp

chinese website: http://www.dembox.org/

With the development of computer science, the discontinuum-based models are most likely to become the mainstream in the study of solid mechanics especially for rock mechanics. 

Magnetically responsive composites

Submitted by Jack_cia on

Dear all,

I would like to share with you a couple of our recent papers that I think may be of interest for the wider community:

1) Ciambella, J., Stanier, D. C., & Rahatekar, S. S. (2016). Magnetic alignment of short carbon fibres in curing composites. Composites Part B: Engineering, 1–30. http://doi.org/10.1016/j.compositesb.2016.10.038 (downloadale at: http://authors.elsevier.com/a/1TypC4rCEkOviM)