Job Title: Project Leader, CAE
Location: Auburn Hills, MI 48326
Responsibilities To lead and participate in the effort of performing vibration/modal analysis on mechanical systems using predictive analysis tools to reduce resonance and optimize performance. Coordinates and provides engineering analysis services, predominately with finite element analysis, to the engineering community in a timely manner.
Qualifications
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Purpose: Under general supervision, the postdoctoral research associate will be conducting research specifically in battery manufacturing R&D to lower cost, raise energy density, increase production yield, and address manufacturing bottlenecks. This incumbent will work in close collaboration with other researchers involved with ORNLs applied energy storage program. This position resides in the Department of Energy (DOE) Battery Manufacturing Facility and the Manufacturing Systems Research Group at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL).
Purpose: Under general supervision, the postdoctoral research associate will be conducting research specifically in battery manufacturing R&D to lower cost, raise energy density, increase production yield, and address manufacturing bottlenecks. This incumbent will work in close collaboration with other researchers involved with ORNLs applied energy storage program. This position resides in the Department of Energy (DOE) Battery Manufacturing Facility and the Manufacturing Systems Research Group at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL).
Dear all,
I'm trying to modeling an 3d Mode I delamination problem using VCCT method. C3DR8 element is used thereby. Every time after submitting the job it warned me with that "Solver problem: zero pivot...". I assume it may be caused by over-constraint, but I can't find where I exactly goes wrong. I've uploaded the .inp file. Could anyone can give me a hand? Thanks a lot.
Leo
Dear all, I am an applied mathematician and I have been stucked by the this general question for a while, i.e., to determine the stiffness matrix of transversely isotropic material from known strain and stress tensors. The definition of transversely isotropic tells us that the stiffness matrix can be defined by 5 constants, see attached figure. C44 is easy to determine, so we can focus on the remaining 4 constants. I attempted to establish 4 linear equations for these 4 constants with the known strain and stress components.
Enthusiastic and highly motivated postdoctoral scientists are sought to work on the following topics at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
1. Nanostructured membranes for water purification.
2. Solar cells based on graphene-semiconductor heterojunction
3. Wear and contact fatigue
4. 3D printing.
The candidates should have rich experiences in relevant research areas, good publication records and excellent writing skills.
Anesia Auguste, Lihua Jin, Zhigang Suo, Ryan C. Hayward. The role of substrate pre-stretch on post-wrinkling bifurcations. Soft Matter 10, 6520-6529(2014).
Atsushi Takei, Lihua Jin, John W Hutchinson, Hiroyuki Fujita, Ridge localizations and networks in thin films compressed by incremental release of large equi-biaxial substrate pre-stretch, Advanced Materials, 2014, 26 (24): 4061-4067.
