Ph.D. position at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. The research is concerned with the modeling of failure and fracture in soft materials and biological tissues. Preference will be given to candidates with background in nonlinear finite element methods and constitutive modeling. If you are interested, please send an email to me at: cvolokh [at] technion.ac.il (cvolokh[at]technion[dot]ac[dot]il) with a single PDF file containing your CV, grades, names of two references, and a brief description of how your experience and background meet the requirements for this position.
I have just tweeted about you, Kosta
https://twitter.com/zhigangsuo/status/1426574970478497796
It's an ongoing thread of tweets. I'm no sure where I will go with it yet. Do you have a Twitter account? Twitter is iMechanica on steroid.
In reply to I have just tweeted about you, Kosta by Zhigang Suo
No twitter account
Dear Zhigang,
Thank you! I dont have a Twitter account or any other account :)) I am a fighter for privacy :))) The last one.
In reply to No twitter account by Konstantin Volokh
Many scientists are on Twitter
In many ways, Twitter is a mode of publishing familiar to researchers. You choose to publish what feels right to you. Each tweet is accessible to everyone (with or without Twitter account), has a time stamp, and can be linked by other tweets. Twitter is a great way to meet other reserachers and tell them about your papers.
Here are tips of getting started written by a communication expert:
https://twitter.com/Sarah_Mojarad/status/1136891428582305792