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57th meeting of the Society for Natural Philosophy, Paris, France

Submitted by Vladislav Yastrebov on

Dear Fellow Mechanicians,

We are excited to announce that the Society for Natural Philosophy, originally founded by Clifford Truesdell in 1963, will hold its annual meeting in Paris from October 16 to 18, 2023. The Society is devoted to the unity of the mathematical and physical sciences, and this year's conference will particularly focus on the following topics:

Strain stiffening retards growth instability in residually stressed biological tissues

Submitted by Fan Xu on

Soft biological tissues often exhibit notable strain stiffening under increasing stretch, and this can have significant effects on tissue growth and morphological development, such as causing symmetry breaking in growing airways and leading to mucosal folding and airway hyperresponsiveness. To investigate the role of strain stiffening and the multifactorial control in growth and remodeling, we consider a growing tubular structure with strain-stiffening effects caused by increased and tightened collagen.

KTH Computational Tissue Biomechanics Summer school

Submitted by tcg on

you want to connect experimental, theoretical, and numerical know how in the description of biological tissues? Spending the week August 27 to September 1st in Stockholm at our Computational Tissue Biomechanics Summer school is then recommended.

+ learn about the function of many biological tissues.

+ consolidate the essentials of continuum biomechanics and FEM.

+ power your studies by addressing the different (engineering, biological and clinical) aspects of tissue biomechanics.

Ph.D. position in solid mechanics at Mahindra University, India

Submitted by Ranjith Kunnath on

I am looking for a PhD student in the area of solid mechanics. Some topics of interest are dynamic fracture and faulting, computational mechanics, wave propagation and mechanical metamaterials. My group's work is supported by the Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) and the National Supercomputing Mission (NSM). To see some recent research highlights and publications of my group, visit my personal website

http://ranjithkunnath.in

Orientation-dependent plasticity mechanisms control synergistic property improvement in dynamically deformed metals

Submitted by Ramathasan The… on

Dear Colleagues,

I invite you to read our recent paper on the orientation dependent plasticity mechanisms that control the dynamic creation of nanostructures and their  behavior under subsequent quasistatic microcompression published in the International Journal of Plasticityhttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijplas.2023.103657

Synergistic strength and toughness through impact-induced nanostructural evolutions in metals

Submitted by Ramathasan The… on

Dear Colleagues,

I invite you to read our recent paper on the process-structure-property relations in heterogeneous nanostructured metals created through a laser induced projectile impact of single crystal microcubes published in the Extreme Mechanics Lettershttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.eml.2023.102037

3 PhD positions with Freudenberg and our collaborators funded through the Horizon Europe Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Networks

Submitted by vh on

3 PhD positions funded through the Horizon Europe Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Networks as part of the “Bridging Models at Different Scales To Design New Generation Fuel Cells for Electrified Mobility (BLESSED)” project.

One year post-doc. INRIA - Comparison of numerical modelling methods for the dynamics of flexible multi-body systems in the presence of contact and friction.

Submitted by vacary on


Dear colleagues,

Our TRIPOP team is offering a one-year post-doctorate in collaboration with Safran Tech on 

Comparison of numerical modelling methods for the dynamics of flexible multi-body systems in the presence of contact and friction.

https://jobs.inria.fr/public/classic/fr/offres/2023-06439

This offer may be of interest to one of your students, or someone in your network.

Best regards