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Student Internship Position at Schlumberger Doll Research

Submitted by Chao Chen on

Job title: research internship for 6 months

Location:   Schlumberger Doll Research, Cambridge, MA, US

 

Job Description

Schlumberger-Doll Research (SDR) center is looking for a six month research intern with modeling simulation and mechanical engineering background. The scientist will work in SDR scientists to develop a thermal-mechanical model for oil and gas applications. The ideal candidate will have knowledge of finite element modeling, solid mechanics and heat-transfer.   

 

Qualifications

Could anyone help me to define transverse mechanical properties of unidirectional fiber composite in ABAQUS/CAE?

Submitted by Mohammed_AlEdhari on

Hello everyone,

 

I want to model a unidirectional fiber composite using ABAQUS/CAE. The fiber has transverse mechanical properties. I used the engineering constants to define the mechanical properties of fiber.

 

Could anyone help me in how to define transverse mechanical properties in ABAQUS?

Thanks in advance

Invitation to Hybrid Films to Human Skin: The Relationship between Structure, Processing and Function

Submitted by hashina on

 

Dear All,

 

I would like to invite fellow bloggers in Singapore to a Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) Engineering Product Development (EPD) Lecture Series talk titled: 

Hybrid Films to Human Skin: The Relationship between Structure, Processing and Function

presented by Professor Reinhold H. Dauskardt (Stanford University), on Tue, 12 July 2016, 3:00pm – 4:00pm Singapore Time, SUTD Lecture Theatre 1 (1.102).
  

For more information, please refer to the attached flyer.

Are there any numuerical or analytic formula for the estimation of dislocation density?

Submitted by arash.p.j on

1. There are several experimental microscopy techniques for the calculation of dislocation density; but are there any reliable numerical ones, as well ? like those, which least include experimental parameters, except for some initial ones, like the initial density of dislocation, such as Reid's formula [1].

2. as a result of dislocation accumulation after deformation, slip bands form. are there any numerical techniques for slip band density estimation?

[1] Reid,N.C.,Gilbert,A., and Rosenfield,A.R.,1965, Phil. Mag.., 12, 409.

Looking for a postdoc position

Submitted by a43803877 on
Dear Professor,

I am Fan Xie, a PhD in solid mechanics, Beihang University.

   I am looking for a postdoctoral position in computational mechanics (MDs, FEM etc.) now. I have published 9 journal papers and 2 conference papers. I deeply understand the modeling of nano materials and nanocomposites (fiber reinforced, IPCs or bicontinuous composites) based on either Molecular Dynamics simulation (MDs) or FEM. And I am a hard working person as a Chinese student who is crazy about science. 

Multi-scale modeling of plastic deformations in nano-scale materials; Transition to plastic limit

Submitted by M. Jahanshahi on

Despite the controversial debates concerning a unified theory, the continuum plasticity has evolved during the last few decades and an uncountable number of articles has been published on the subject. The proposal of Lee to decompose the deformation gradient, F, into elastic part Fe and plastic part Fp (i.e. F=FeFp) combined with the principle of maximum plastic dissipation is used in many publications to formulate the ensuing developments.