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Postdoctoral research fellow position at University of Southampton, UK

Submitted by ldjiang on

We plan to recruit a full time postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Southampton to start in early 2016 for the duration of 2.5 years. This multidisciplinary project focuses on design and integration of a multi-sensor system for medical device applications. Through implementing and exploiting these systems, he/she will also carry out scientific studies on biomechanical understanding and disseminate findings through journal publications and conference presentations.

Candidates with general mechatronics background are suitable. Experience in any of the following areas are desirable including instrumentation, control, embedded systems, design & computing, programming, sensor systems, signal/image processing, vision based systems etc.

To express interest and/or for further information, please provide your CV and contact Prof. Liudi Jiang (L.Jiang [at] soton.ac.uk), Tel: +44 (0)23 80598748.

Advanced Design Technology Appoints Gary Panes as Commercial Director

Submitted by ADT on

LONDON, UK and CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, USA - January 12 2016 - Advanced Design Technology (ADT), a global leader in the development of advanced turbomachinery design methods and the TURBOdesign Suite has recently announced the appointment of Gary Panes as Commercial Director. Gary will report directly to Mehrdad Zangeneh, Founder and Managing Director of ADT.

The morphology of graphene on non-developbale substrate

Submitted by Yuli Chen on

The performances of graphene sheet in micro- and nano-electronics and devices are significantly affected by its morphology, which depends on the surface features of the supporting substrate. The substrates with non-developable convex or concave surface are widely used with graphene sheet in applications but rarely studied. Therefore, theoretical models are established based on energy analysis to explain the adhesion mechanisms and predict the morphology of the monolayer graphene sheet on non-developable surface.

PhD position in theoretical solid mechanics at IIT Hyderabad, India

Submitted by Prashant Saxena on

Fully funded PhD positions are available to work in any area of theoretical solid mechanics. The candidate will officially be associated with the Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Hyderabad, India.
Webpage of the research group: http://www.iith.ac.in/~prashant_saxena/
Webpage of IIT Hyderabad: http://www.iith.ac.in

Michael Carroll (1936-2016)

Submitted by oliver oreilly on

Many in this community may have heard the sad news of the passing last weekend of Michael Carroll.  Two obituaries have been posted: one at U.C. Berkeley where he was a faculty member for many years and another at Rice University where he was a former Dean of the College of Engineering.

http://www.me.berkeley.edu/about/news/former-me-professor-michael-carroll-passed-away-january-17

How VUMAT works for elements with more than one integration point?

Submitted by J_Fan on

Hi everyone

I am working on vumat subroutine for abaqus explicit. I know in the umat, the subroutine is called for each integration points. There are an argument that stand for integration number. So, I can output information (such as deformation gradient, stress ...) for each integration point.

However, in vumat, there's no arguments for integration points. I can only output element numbers. My question is, for an element with four integration points, how can I output information for each integration point? How the vumat is called for each integration point? Thank you!

polyrethane

Submitted by DRIDIAFEF on

Hello everybody

well i am new in modeling of polymers in abaqus. I would like to test the uniaxial test in traction of polyrethane. I did the experimental test i took the data (strain and stress) and used it in modeling in abaqus the numerical test. i chosed the hyperelastic response. My question is : 

is my choice good (hyperelastic behaviior) 

when i run the job i have no permanent deformation but when i unload the specimen return to its initial position.

Any suggestion or help please