#Post-doc

We are currently seeking a highly motivated candidate for a Post-Doc position in the School of Packaging at MSU. The focus of this position will be on studying the vibrations experienced by packages during transportation, their stabilty, and structural mechanics. This research will involve utilizing various tools and techniques such as a vibration shaker, acceleration sled, FEM simulations, DIC, nonlinear computational models, and more. To be considered for this position, the ideal candidate should possess the following qualifications:

We are currently seeking a highly motivated candidate for a Post-Doc position in the School of Packaging at MSU. The focus of this position will be on studying the multi-axis vibrations experienced by packages during transportation. This research will involve utilizing various tools and techniques such as a multi-axis shaker, acceleration sled, FEM simulations, nonlinear models, and more. To be considered for this position, the ideal candidate should possess the following qualifications:

Position Description

Postdoctoral Research Associate in Computational Solid Mechanics (42 months form February 2022)
Department of Engineering, Durham University, UK

An immediate postdoctoral associate position with a tentative start date of Jan 15 is available in Advanced Hierarchical Materials by Design Lab at the University of Alabama with Prof. Kasra Momeni on multiscale modeling materials and processes. This project aims to develop multiscale models of alloys under extreme conditions, such as radiation, heat, and stresses, to develop new alloys. The postdoctoral researcher will lead several projects on material design using various techniques, such as molecular dynamics, phase-field, and CALPHAD.

Postdoctoral Research Associate in Computational Diagnostics and Inverse Mechanics

The Nanoscale Mechanics and Materials Laboratory (NMML) at the University of California, Irvine is accepting applications for an open postdoctoral scholar position.  The research will focus on atomistic modeling of linear complexions, or nanoscale phases stabilized by the presence of dislocations.  Specific goals include the study of linear complexion nucleation and structure, as well as the impact of these complexions on subsequent dislocation plasticity.  An individual with a strong background in computational materials science is sought, and a Ph.D.

OPEN POSITION

POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHER

Computational Diagnostics and Inverse Mechanics

A postdoctoral appointment is available in the Computational Diagnostics and Inverse Mechanics (CDIM) research group under the supervision of Dr. John C. Brigham at the University of Pittsburgh Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.